The Smell of Money is in the Air . . .
The world's third-largest tourism corporation, BCD Travel,
is launching operations in Israel. Its operations totaled
$12 BILLION in 2006.
"THE ISRAELI MARKET HAS GREAT BUSINESS POTENTIAL FOR US,"
said John A Fentener van Vlissingen, BCD's chairman.
"Many international companies operate in Israel, making Israel
an important business center in the Middle East and in the world.
Danny Sade - Israel Money
This compares to the dozen or so new banks that have set up shop on every corner in
a heavily Jewish neighborhood in Brooklyn. No residential neighborhood has as many
banks as downtown Manhattan!?
I know it's good for business,
but do we really want
all those tourists all over;
I mean,
why aren't all the Jews GOING HOME?
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It appears that this firm is bullish on Eretz Yisrael, which should give us pause. To some degree this may be tied to the workings of the vatican and x-tain groups seeking to transform Yerushalayim and EY into an ecumenical Disneyland.
I would add that other international investments in EY--that of investor Warren Buffet immediately comes to mind--may be indicative of things to come, at least in the short term. Many or most American corporatists view EY as risky. I cannot help but wonder if they are acting out of character because of expectations of EU or some other perceived stabilizing presence that will insure profits.
Well said.
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