Israel's future finance minister: 'I don't understand anything about economics'
Thanks to Lahav Harkov for unearthing this video of Israel's soon-to-be-Finance Minister Yair Lapid admitting the truth: He doesn't understand anything about economics.Let's go to the videotape (sorry - Hebrew only).
Ain't coalition building grand?
Labels: Binyamin Netanyahu, Israeli economy, Knesset elections 2013, Likud party, Yair Lapid, Yesh Atid party
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 3:06 PM
4 Comments:
Could be a feature, not a bug, if someone has him learn about Torah Economics, rather than Marcuse New Left Marxist Economics. But what are the chances if he's cool. OMG>
Carl, I'm sure that Lapid, like Gideon Levy and Dov Hanin, has always known enough about economics to sign his checks and deposit them in the bank.
There has to be some kind of change in Israeli politics so that high school dropouts can't attain high office. I mean who are they learning from? The Italian Clown Show?
It's a bad thing that future prime minister is not aware from the finance. Country is only based on the economy and if the country economy condition is not good they invoice discounting can not earn much money that can fulfill the country need and expenses. However, they have time to learn about economy and that will be good for him.
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