It seems that some are destined to be fleeced and others to be feathered. This is the world's economic order today, which has led to the collapse of the banking system and imprisonment of the bankers who promoted it.

In this scenario the family has always been targeted as the basic cell of society through which revenue circulated, to the delight of the scoundrels who keep creating new needs and pocketing the residue from work earnings to be deposited again in banks.

A new banking system provided a gaming ground with people's money for those who contributed most heavily towards the recession which is worrying most governments.

The interplay here is today's world order. through key concepts, consumerism, liberalism, relativism and the family. Many forget that the family is both an intimate entity and an institution and cannot reconcile the individual with the collective and, eventually, the consequences.

US President Barack Obama's speeches so far point to change, perhaps change in today's world order. Can't we skip some of the process, considering we fared better than some, and concentrate instead on emancipating the family from scoundrels who create the market to fleece families out of their income and then speculate with it in banks? Having learned about the consequences it would be foolish to follow the ripple effect and then start the reform later.