Keynes's "paradox of thrift" is nothing but the result of a bad economist making poor assumptions based on a weak understanding of economic theory.
One way to look at the international situation right now is that we're suffering from a global paradox of thrift: around the world, desired saving exceeds the amount businesses are willing to invest.
To put it another way, we're facing a global paradox of thrift, and everyone wishes everyone else would save less.
This is the same assumption Keynes erroneously made when expounding his beliefs on the paradox of thrift.