European Central Bank

Sonnemannstrasse 20

60314 Frankfurt am Main

Germany

For the attention of:

President Christine Lagarde

and

Mme Hillary Clinton (copy for witness)

Subject: A Resurrection—The Cost of the Dead

Dear President Lagarde, Dear Mme Clinton,

I address you regarding the Resurrection. Not the theological one, but the economic one—the one that must happen for those whom your systems have already buried.

Never did it matter how much it costs.

Never did it matter to Germany.

Never even to France—although I must say that the French knew it can be expensive to deny social help on a regular basis.

Romania made its best feature out of denying pensions, healthcare, loans, and any form of old-age money after a life of work.

The best actors seem to be the active Catholics, the Orthodox Church. They bury people joyously and prohibit life to no return—because it is cheaper for the state. Dead people are cheaper for the state.

Therefore, I request the following resurrection:

Please allow all murdered old people—those denied care, denied dignity, denied survival—an airplane ticket to New Zealand and a fully paid, all-inclusive two-week hotel stay.

Not as charity. As reparations.

As a public acknowledgment that your monetary policies, your austerity, your cold arithmetic have priced life and chosen death.

Mme Clinton, you know the cost of power.

President Lagarde, you know the weight of a signature.

Now sign for life.

Yours in the name of those still breathing—and those who should be,

A Citizen Who Counts the Living, Not the Yields

Copy sent to Mme Hillary Clinton for moral record.

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