и цели создания ПМГ становятся явными даже для хомяков:

Trust in elected leaders has fallen sharply, a global survey revealed Monday, citing the protracted budget battle in Washington that nearly saw the U.S. default on its debts and Europe's stuttering response to its debt crisis as key reasons for the drop.

The 2014 Edelman Trust Barometer found the largest-ever gap in its 14-year history -- 14 points -- between trust in government and trust in business.
"This is a profound evolution in the landscape of trust from 2009, where business had to partner with government to regain trust," agency CEO Richard Edelman said.

The U.S. saw a dramatic 16 percentage point fall in the level of political trust to 37 per cent...

In Europe, the numbers were similarly dispiriting for elected leaders.
One country that saw plunging trust in government was France, where there's growing concern over the inability of President Francois Hollande's government to get the economy going. According to the survey, only 32 per cent in France trust government, down 17 percentage points.

Even though the overall level of trust in business held steady at 58 per cent, the survey found that of the eight groups it monitored, only government officials were trusted less than CEOs -- and both groups were the only ones distrusted by a majority of respondents. The most trusted group was academics, followed by technical experts and regular employees.