Vultures
Vulture funds – how do they work? | Global development | The Guardian
Funds who buy up debts of countries mired in war and chaos have received payouts of $1bn and are due a further $1.3bn
guardian.co.uk, Tuesday 15 November 2011 23.15 GMT
People walk along the main road to Goma in Democratic Republic of Congo after fleeing fighting. The country can ill afford to pay off vultures. Photograph: Reuters
Note Anonymiss: The pot calling the kettle black.
Not to forget the IMF vultures and the (Central) Banking vultures that are part of the problem.
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