Relax? I’m done, won’t change anything anymore.
mardi 30 novembre 2010
I’ll start tomorrow. The documents I got have been a relief as it spelled out much better than I did myself the consequences of the policies the french state engaged in regarding the minorities interests and the economic consequences. I was very surprised as well that such a good work that show care and attention for these neglected communities really suffering silently as showing it would add to the shame of being “not much” (that’s why these policies are so terrible) didn’t get any attention from the french medias. I was disturbed by that…
Well I’ll give some on topics I’d like to have your opinion on. It looked like standards to me but here is another world.
Well pretty typical… I’d say that, I found that here is what W used to call we must have something, there are a lot of countries where elections take place but the issues open for debate make the difference and among the issues very critical almost never open for debate anywhere the UK being an exception, the type and scale of gov interventions, the funding of these interventions and the inevitable consequences, taxes.
Today’s Can’t Miss
A material slowdown in Chinese GDP could derail the fragile recovery of the global economy, given the reliance on the major emerging economies to off-set the continuing anaemic performance among the Major Developed Economies (MDEs). US companies in a range of industries exposed to the Chinese market would be impacted, particularly those involved in the heavy manufacturing, (capital goods), technology and proteins sectors. Additionally, US multi-national companies reliant on growth in the Chinese domestic market – including those in the automotive, restaurants, and gaming sectors – would suffer from a slowdown in the Chinese economy.
Global and US GDP growth could fall by up to 0.5% in the event of an economic shock originating in China. More information on this conclusion, together with a detailed analysis of the implications of a China slowdown for the US and the global economy, can be found in a new report published by Fitch titled “The Impact of a China Slowdown on Global Credit Quality”.
Says FITCH for more : Visit www.fitchratings.com
What’s next? Preferably fast, should the ECB and the EU put up a DSARP fund to clean up the EU banks balance sheets and the ECB expand its own buying sovereign debts?
lundi 29 novembre 2010
Today’s Fun
America's Most Socialist States — Including Alaska?!
Well, well. Can the ratio total expenditures as a proportion of total economic output enough to define “socialism”…. No, of course not, what defines it best, to make it short, let’s keep the ratio, it is how the state defines its priorities and engages expenditures, are these the People’s communities will or are they engaged to satisfy an ideology dogma of a frozen People’s will defined by a few in a cave?
Ask Sarah.
And? Good stuff for homework!
What else can you tell about West Virginia and Alaska the two first seats of this willing to be offensive "socialism award" listing?
If I say, Remote tiny communities and sustainability?
Justify your comments
If I say, Attraction for private sector companies for a lot of services lacks due to the size of a lot of these two states communities, their remoteness making infrastructures investments for cables, phones, internet services and so much more not profitable enough by today's standards drawing a lot more of Gov interventions in sectors it is unusual to see it in much more urbanised states?
Justify your comments
Do you agree with the conclusion that Gov interventions motivated by a default of sustainable private sector investments in kee sectors of the communities life allowing them to grow may be enough to then reach a level of attraction for the private sector to jump in as profitability kicks in? If well managed by the sale of licenses to the private sector, can the taxpayers recover some of the investments they made when their community was too small to attract?
Comment and explain. You're in charge of a remote tiny community, plan how you fund basic services to the community and your plans to increase attractivity.
Enjoy!
dimanche 28 novembre 2010
Today’s Can’t Miss
Ready? Post your moves?
Lee Says North Korea Must Pay for Attack; China Urges Talks
Asia moved a little bit higher.
Ireland's Relief Proves Fleeting as `Day of Reckoning' Nears: Euro Credit
“The continued confusing political rhetoric is driving investors out of Europe. Once the euro area issuance cycle gets under way in 2011, unless many of the issues surrounding collective action clauses, crisis resolution mechanisms and their timing have been resolved, policy makers could lose the battle.”
Remained unanswered so far, can those in charge of national regulation and we know had close ties to the multiple loans the main french and german banks made to the PIIGs, be trusted to fix a problem they largely contributed to create? Their messy accounting methods, their weird tolerant policies regarding banks malpractices for years, their apparent lack of understanding for some markets schemes they pretend was responsible for the crisis before it was revealed the 1.6 trillion EU Banks are engaged in to the PIIGs economies are largely responsible for the crisis in Europe aren’t the best guarantees one can expect, it has more to do with the firemen coming to extinguish the fire they set…? And frankly we can doubt the fireman certification…? It is suspect that those in charge of national regulation and financial policies that didn’t even foresee that the large loans they approved were endangering the smallest EU zone economies have suddenly the qualifications to fix their mess..? I recommend extreme caution regarding dummies of that scale’s solutions to repair what they have done..?
Inconvenient Truth About Green Agenda Before climate conference, U.N. official admits it's about 'redistributing' wealth
UN admits, Yes through climate policies we intend to redistribute wealth.
But by redistribute wealth, don’t make mistakes… it has more to do with ie lower minimum wage, ending social freebies and welfare, reduce or even cancel retirement systems in the developed world than improve anyone’s situation. Whatever may be your situation… you’re not on the UN list of beneficiaries if you live in the so called “developed world”…. Yours is to worsen whatsoever if these plans are carried out and if you’re in need and hoped of a brighter future, well… not on the UN agenda for climate… as to have a better life you’ll need your country to have a good GDP growth and it won’t happen. The plan is to reduce GDP growth in the “industrialized world” to push growth elsewhere meaning, bad luck if you had plans to make your way through hard work and smart ideas… something else will be in charge… of spreading the wealth..?
Today’s Can’t Miss
How went your session?
South Korea Resists China's Call for Six-Party Talks as Naval Drills Begin
Israeli Bond Yield Spread Widens on Concern Inflation Poised to Accelerate
Safe place to shelter as European storm rages
Ministers sign off on €85bn Ireland deal
Next Week :
N. Korea 'Readies Missiles' as China Seeks Talks
Korean, European Concerns Could Nudge Gold Higher Next Week
Graphs? What is she doing?
samedi 27 novembre 2010
Today’s Can’t Miss
Socialism can hit where you expected it the least…
Blog: The Most 'Socialist' States in America
India’s Premier had called for a meeting of minds… let’s put it that way… the minds have taken sometime off if looking at the most recent head lines around the world?
What you need to know about bondholders, bonds and burden-sharing
Spain defiant amid banking turmoil
Efforts by Portugal and Spain to quell bailout reports
Ireland’s culture of cosy cronyism must end
India needs ‘quantum step’ in investment
Opinion: Currency warriors should consider India
Have had a wild connection for days… Been to your in laws?
Austerity? Are the cuts fair? Who is paying what and why?
Guilty? Who approved debt funded welfare policies and introduced it as social progress? Who supported that kind of politics? Who ever asked, when the debt bill kicks what will happen? Can citizenship be reduced to picking people on the so called “right or left”, every,… so years, and let them just inform or not of what they’re doing, and how it is financed?
Are the same ones in charge of the “regulation” failed? Can the failures just get through pointing a finger at the “speculators”? Aren’t they the most guilty ones ever for keeping the People in the dark of how most of the welfare policies were financed, how they turned a blind eye for years on bank dangerous risk management and malpractices they knew of for some economic gains they used to take the credit for trying to score political gains?
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has provided a breakdown of Eurozone banks' exposure to Spain, Greece, Portugal, and Ireland.
- In total, entities in the four troubled nations owe 1.6 trillion euros to Eurozone banks.
- French banks are owed 493 billion euros.
- German banks are owed 465 billion euros.
- Thus French and German banks amount to 61% of exposure.
Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/french-german-banks-piigs-exposure-2010-6#ixzz16VFBfEf8
Can really that kind of irresponsible lending to so few borrowers by major banks, well, not with the “speculators” pointing a gun at the banks, it didn’t happen, did it? took place without both, govs and national regulators being informed, not to mention the ECB? How political and for how much counts these bailouts in the European integration? Are the bailouts designed to be the kind of financial ties leading to political bindings you can’t get rid of?
Are the Peoples guilty for not taking seriously their rights ( when existing) and citizenship, not exercising well enough their surveillance, turning a blind eye to how some benefits were funded as long as it was at their advantage? Should they elect immediately Budget Vigilantes, at least to be informed of what are the Govs spending, how they fund it and what’s in these bailouts?
Well I mean enjoyed it?
dimanche 21 novembre 2010
It's kind of luck really I guess, you know, I was reading, can't remenber what it was exactly, I mean the page, but someone I forgot the name said something that prompted Bristol to say I have earned my spot and I thought well dear, you did but you're finished with that kind of remarks, it's just the beginning. I guess you watched your Mum and she did earned hers long before appearing on national tv and it didn't help much, did it? And from there, I thought aren't we damned lucky I ain't sure who's said it of Thomas or James, think it's Thomas, when he got convinced of the need of the Bill of Rights, we won't be able to write all of what we'd whished to be able to guarantee but and he said "better half a loaf than no bread at all", what we'd be left with should the Bill be writen today? Not much I guess....
samedi 20 novembre 2010
I guess they don't get it. Let me try one more time; There are the french and according to a recent statement Mars is now french... and there is some dispute with the Martians...
You can't call the Martians french... The Martians are Martians and they have the pampampam...French Citizenship pampampam.... now guess what, you'll have some Martians that have made their citizenship their identity which is a personal choice not calling any comment. You'll have Some Martians considering their citizenship and Martian identity of equal value, again a personal choice not calling any comment and you'll have some Martians considering their citizenship oppressing their identity and let's make it clear a Martian on Mars cannot be oppressed whatever the motives may be, to remedy, it is fair and the UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights doesn't say any different, the Martians that have decided to live according to their culture, speaking their language on their Land must have a status to protect their specific rights and a public space to exercise their rights.
Am I speaking martian?
Well it's painful... I mean it's private. I'm talking to my bartender at my local when I said that. So, I repeat this a private conversation when it comes to politics, I'm exchanging views with my favourite bar tender at my local even thou I'm away. I'd like to remind indescrete people that listening to private conversation is prohibited by law.
vendredi 19 novembre 2010
Well, I mentioned moveon.org just to give an idea how far he's from "common sense" policies... in fact even moveon I don't think 'd support any of the policies the french state is engaged in but to be precise, his predecessors did just the same...
No conservatism and I'm not talking of personal views but the kind of spending spree they're engaged in and the denial they're in for the unanimously accepted fact that the Corsicans and all the others in a similar situation have rights.
It' s a strange feeling to be witnessing that sort of agression.
Then I guess, finding out how priceless is Paine, On liberty, Jefferson and others in culture without people even noticing it until confronted with their asbence is a surprise, how quickly you end up in tyranny zone without the slightest suspicion from the perpetrators to be doing the wrong.
Now how can they be satisfied with themselves is some kind of mistery. But as I write that, I'm guesssing that even that feeling of a somewhat existing duty is ignored, why should the Corsicans or anybody else be entitled to even the dearest of their soul if it's possible to impose them something more convenient? After all, why should they have something I lost, something now foreign to me? Why should they be able to enjoy something I'm unable to, I gave up on and impossible to win back? That's how the french ideology questions Rights and frankly, no matter what, the Founders writings, Stuart Mill, Burke and others are irreplaceable when it comes to what's right and wrong? It does explain too why none of the basics of these writings are in french education I guess?
Anyway, Ben has fired back, did you read?
jeudi 18 novembre 2010
Well, but just to make my point... I'll remind you that when Sarky was elected I told you he wasn't a conservative guy, he's even miles away from Independants and very close to moveon.org than anything else. I told you that from America he likes Ray Ban may be... but not the Constitution, not the policies and so on... on top of what Uncle Sam gets a bad name with that kind of supposed fan because people think it's alright to steal Land from the Small Nations without a State, it's ok to deprive them from their languages and culture, to spoil their economy and stuff.. I mean I don't like it when Gov Crist and before him Jeb lead a proactive settlement of the dispute in Florida miles away from any dirty french policies...
If I don't make mistakes, might be a month ago or a little more, Embassies warned of a developing situation in France towards some major civil disturbances with a significant level of crimes and violence troughout the country with a powerless gov and forces in uniforms overloaded to act. The passed few days just showing that, buildings set ablased, lots of suicides and shootings too...
Oh, well, you know the place is sinking but nothing that one couldn't guess really, early warning signs are countless. The most important remain their financial situation with the tens and tens of billions of debts they hide with some accounting artifacts with the retirement ponzi scheme. If you take into account the money they should have but have spent for today's workers retirement payable tomorrow, it's probably worse than Greece or I reland (hey, she's just on now-after commodities futures - I'll be right back I wanna know what numbers she's got)They think they're smart rebranding the thing "generations solidarity" but rebranded or not, the money is gne spent on something else, if you add to their current debt the money they have collected and should have but spent... I mean man... it is Greece + Ireland + Portugal + Spain+ Argentina++++ It's ponzi period. Their ratings should reflect that. It is an entire generation's savings for retirement that has been spent....
No, they have I mean France by far the biggest wave of violence and crimes, anyone has witnessed since war times..., and various parts it's like a civil war with rapes and all sorts of traffic and stuff, I mean..., it looks bad...very bad.
The mistery thou is why they make it impossible I mean legally for some communities to protect themselves starting with The Corsicans and others that can't still create they own militias you know like the Second mentions it... I'm not sure but may be they want to expose them voluntarily to crimes.... They I mean the authorities behaviour makes me suspicious of some political play.
Well, I don't know...
Chair
Unlike international institutions such as the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), IMF or World Bank, the G-20 (like the G-7) has no permanent staff of its own. The G-20 chair rotates between members, and is selected from a different regional grouping of countries each year. In 2010 the G-20 chair is the Republic of Korea, and in 2011 it will be France. The chair is part of a revolving three-member management Troika of past, present and future chairs. The incumbent chair establishes a temporary secretariat for the duration of its term, which coordinates the group's work and organizes its meetings. The role of the Troika is to ensure continuity in the G-20's work and management across host years.
That's why I told you it's a joke... you'll never find any reference to Canada's Premier being President of the thing... this is gross...!
She just posted it might be cause the french have a leadership problem.... They got such a wave of crimes and violence + very high unemployment for decades + problems of all sorts... deficits Debts and bad nmbers,....they're trying to make it look good somehow...?
Chair
Unlike international institutions such as the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), IMF or World Bank, the G-20 (like the G-7) has no permanent staff of its own. The G-20 chair rotates between members, and is selected from a different regional grouping of countries each year. In 2010 the G-20 chair is the Republic of Korea, and in 2011 it will be France. The chair is part of a revolving three-member management Troika of past, present and future chairs. The incumbent chair establishes a temporary secretariat for the duration of its term, which coordinates the group's work and organizes its meetings. The role of the Troika is to ensure continuity in the G-20's work and management across host years.
That's why I told you it's a joke... you'll never find any reference to Canada's Premier being President of the thing... this is gross...!
She just posted it might be cause the french have a leadership problem.... They got such a wave of crimes and violence + very high unemployment for decades + problems of all sorts... deficits Debts and bad nmbers,....they're trying to make it look good somehow...?
No, South Korea chaired Seoul Summit and so prepared it. There's no election in the damBIP thing...
Visit the site and you'll see no reference whatsoever since 1999 of any presidency, it's ridiculous...!
What is the G-20
The Group of Twenty (G-20) Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors was established in 1999 to bring together systemically important industrialized and developing economies to discuss key issues in the global economy. The inaugural meeting of the G-20 took place in Berlin, on December 15-16, 1999, hosted by German and Canadian finance ministers .
What is the G-20
The Group of Twenty (G-20) Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors was established in 1999 to bring together systemically important industrialized and developing economies to discuss key issues in the global economy. The inaugural meeting of the G-20 took place in Berlin, on December 15-16, 1999, hosted by German and Canadian finance ministers .
Let's twist again....
mercredi 17 novembre 2010
Should Portugal, Galixa, Euskal Herria, Breizh and Normandy follow Ireland's move to leave the
eurozone and sit for a polite conversation with the UK to create the Atlantic Channel Pound Zone of free trade?
I may be a little ahead of today's anticipation but, llooking at the idea I have to say I quite like it with the UK track records of care for Cultures and Languages.
I wonder what Manuel think about it?
Should Ireland withdraw itself from the eurozone and make a move to adopt the £? Would it be in the best interest of the Irish citizens despite
of course ...., an useasy move but haven't things changed today? Would Ireland be more listened to, more confortable sitting at the £ table than being patronised in a, most of the time, disgraceful manner at the euro table?
Should an opportunity to grow a strong economic and monetary zone with Ireland counting for much more it does within the euro zone and away from the continental centralised bureaucracy and lack of ability to free initiatives should be missed because of a passed when thing were so much different?
I understand it's a bit provocative but nonetheless isn't it true?
mardi 16 novembre 2010
Here you go
TSA's "enhanced" pat downs include groin checks and breast groping. And they're mandatory if you want to opt-out of the full body scanners. Good luck flying this Thanksgiving holiday! (Exclusive Laura365 Member Audio)
Don't apply right away for a dream time job...it won't happen.
Is she online now, she hasn't post yet?
TSA's "enhanced" pat downs include groin checks and breast groping. And they're mandatory if you want to opt-out of the full body scanners. Good luck flying this Thanksgiving holiday! (Exclusive Laura365 Member Audio)
Don't apply right away for a dream time job...it won't happen.
Is she online now, she hasn't post yet?
They're no better than the president.... they spend a lot of time in being critics of one another, what they have done and didn't do, the passed and the missed but very little or none about the future. None of them has so far been able to lay out the policies and legislations they will fight for in the coming weeks to kick start the economy, reduce the unprecendented wave of crimes and violence, adopt the needed legislations to end the uncertainty blocking initiatives.
Who favor the most the nanny state, those making a living out of it or those supposedly asking for one and funding it? I wonder.
Hey what's your closin pos.?
He wasn't specific on any of the crucial issues he faces...
So far, he has refused to go ahead with the policies that have proved to be successful elsewhere. Cutting on welfare freebies is no fun for those benefiting but failing to drastically cut on public spending, it is impossible to cut on taxes and when you can't cut on taxes, you can't kickstart the economy, can't kickstart the economy, can't do anything to boost private hiring and next, in the best case, you get a sluggish growth and if unlucky, with a commodity rise a nice stagflation...
On security, for those that didn't get it, here we go, when the state can't afford anymore and it is proved to be the case, to pay enough security forces in uniform you need the 2nd and all the legislations (Castle and all the alike No Treat legis) for the citizens to be in charge of their own security to avoid the unprecedented wave of crime and violence spreading throughout France.
On Heritages, Cultures and Minority Languages, he hasn't mention any major initiative for the People to be in charge of the future and feel confortable to face the changes they are confronted with and reduce the uncertainty they face freezing a lot of their initiatives.
It's a bit boring... nothing specifics about policies, spending cuts and David with his 75% of cout decisions ending nowhere, he wasn't very successful was he?
I didn't hear any goal to be reached about court decisions...? From 75% reach 20% of court decisions going dead may not be too ambitious...? 1 out of 5 is already unacceptable, isn't it?
Today's Can't Miss : Lots of Headlines about Greece, Portugal, Spain, now Ireland but... as a wave of violence and crimes spreads, President Sarkosy
comes under intense pressure. Is the french economy going down the drain as the state fails to reform itself with the more than needed drastic tax reductions and twice as much drastic cuts of public spending and welfare freebies? No rosy picture ahead...?
Sarkozy Under Pressure as France Feels Irish Heat: Euro Credit
The extra yield investors demand to hold 10-year French government bonds instead of German securities of similar maturity reached 50 basis points last week, the most since June. France’s debt costs more to insure against default than in Chile and Malaysia, both of which have lower credit ratings.
“We think France might underperform the others and that’s generally where the market stands. The fundamentals in France look a little bit weaker.”
President Sarkosy to speak on tv later today, will he be straightforward?
Sarkozy Under Pressure as France Feels Irish Heat: Euro Credit
The extra yield investors demand to hold 10-year French government bonds instead of German securities of similar maturity reached 50 basis points last week, the most since June. France’s debt costs more to insure against default than in Chile and Malaysia, both of which have lower credit ratings.
“We think France might underperform the others and that’s generally where the market stands. The fundamentals in France look a little bit weaker.”
President Sarkosy to speak on tv later today, will he be straightforward?
lundi 15 novembre 2010
Told you, I have to go. But, the idea is do they have a case?
The state exposes deliberately ethnically selected communities of citizens (on which the french citizenship is imposed I mean descent of or minority languages speakers) to violence and crimes to serve a political agenda that can lead to partial ethnic cleansing regarding some areas or prevent these communities to publically speak their languages and celebrate their cultures making sure the legislation in place prevent these communities to be in charge of their own security and or access the needed weaponery. Are we witnessing legally qualified state crime that allow the victims to plea and get the fair compensation?
Why do the french autorities hate so much some tiny, poor, defenseless communities to free criminals imposing their violence on folks ethnic selected that don't have the 2nd, Castle and other legislation to protect their families and belongings remain to me a mystery.
It looks political and it is but is it a state crime? What evidence should the folks be collecting to sue? I mean if a state deliberately exposes some citizens to violence for political purposes with prior to that adopt legislations to make sure the folks have to choose in between trying to survive the violence or kill the perpetrators if they can manage to get some weapons and go to prison, how they build their case? They have collected the facts but what about the evidences they need regarding the political will to expose selected ethnic communities to violence and crimes for political motives and the state will to make sure the legislations in place prevent these communities to be in charge of their own security as they can't access any weaponery or act upon threats they may face while in the mean time, the state autorities make sure the security forces in uniforms are too few or too far to do anything?
I mean you get it? It's pretty vicious.
I mean, previous problems of that kind of state crime was easier to establish. How and what kind of evidences you need when the violence and crimes aren't commited by the state and its official or so forces but they use some other ethnies to exercise the violence and crimes to serve a political agenda on selected ethnically based communities? See what I mean.
look I gotta go now but will get back to you. Getting it? Usually less sophisticated?
The meeting, kindly hosted by Wallonia, will provide Herein coordinators with the latest information on heritage policies in Europe and how the new Herein 3 data base (which will replace the current information site www.european-heritage.coe.int in 2011) will allow direct entry and easier extraction of the data. The new tool will enable not only an overview of how Council of Europe heritage conventions are implemented but will provide governments and citizens alike with information on heritage policies and related events.
Above is what you're lookin for.
As far as I've been able to collect around the french won't be participants as they deny having any language minority that deserve any attention....??
Don't know sounds so weird not to see the value...??
Don't forget to look for someone we need reading German?
I guess that if the capital destroyed partial replacement doesn't suit anyone then the only left consequence has to be some deflation, now one can hope it remains within the borders of the easy blamed supposed responsible but it won't. Of course, the currency reserve excess hopeful may dream of the opportunities offered by a significant deflation of assets with missing the impact it will have leaving its industrialised capacities to only rely on its own domestic consumption?
The medecine tastes bad but well the disease symptoms may be worse?
dimanche 14 novembre 2010
cause all people, I mean individuals and families, that should have benefited from the treaty and get an education are now victims and can pretend to a fair compensation. The idea 'd be the same with the medias based on the examples we have where the treaty is implemented.
So, you'll send the questions?
Going back to the Education section "to make arrangements to ensure the teaching of the history and the culture which is reflected by the regional or minority language", I do wonder thou if there was a team (as large as possible well documented and professionally able to build up a course on the subject), what kind of funding they can expect from the EU as long as the french refuse to do anything, to travel throughout the country enter classrooms and do what should have been done for quite a while now as well as what kind of backup they can expect from the Commission to enter schools as I do expect some furious reactions from the bureaucracy?
You'll have to look at 11-3 stating "The Parties undertake to ensure that the interests of the users of regional or minority languages are represented or taken into account within such bodies as may be established in accordance with the law with responsibility for guaranteeing the freedom and pluralism of the media. "
So far the french have done absolutely nothing to guarantee the freedom and pluralism of the media regarding the problem. Among what has been transmitted to the legal team, did you add the media questions we have?
So far the french have done absolutely nothing to guarantee the freedom and pluralism of the media regarding the problem. Among what has been transmitted to the legal team, did you add the media questions we have?
Yop, we're down today. Hey, I don't just watch CNBC and Bloomberg, I do ESPN too.... Are you finished?
Check it out, great news, US Water Polo ladies bare it all .
Check it out, great news, US Water Polo ladies bare it all .
samedi 13 novembre 2010
"to promote, by appropriate measures, mutual understanding between all the linguistic groups of the country and in particular the inclusion of respect, understanding and tolerance in relation to regional or minority languages among the objectives of education and training provided within their countries and encouragement of the mass media to pursue the same objective."
The Coucil of Europe supports the above. When have you seen the mass media pursue the objective? Never, so I'd say yes they do have their fair share in the results... of course doesn't excuse nor diminish in anyways the lack of policies towards the same objective, sometimes worse, policies intended to discourage or endanger the maintenance or development of it what the french gov has been and is engaged in but has hardly ever been criticised for doing so.
So I just meant the french mainstream medias state funded for the most part cannot pretend to be on the right side. They do have their ghosts and frankly, they don't mind the wrong as long as it does't make them feel unconfortable.
Always nice talking to you, it does help, do you have any state courts decisions I mean worldwide?
The education section states among a lot :
"to make arrangements to ensure the teaching of the history and the culture which is reflected by the regional or minority language"
I don't mind example of the teaching of the history and the culture. I know of the important things done in Wales but I wondered what you may have elsewhere?
Anb the graphs for tomorrow?
I knew that... Could have told that before, of course they gonna be accused of racism, it's business as usual today. I mean, when you have no argument at all, you throw the stuff to silence opponents that how it is but nonetheless, you can fight that very easily, I mean because first of all, this community can argue they already have so many challenges that they cannot suffer more, second of all the central gov is responsible for the hatred towards the small Breizh communities failing to explain Immigrants that these Cultures and Languages have inalienable rights the international community has given them through the principles embodied in the United Nations International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and according to the spirit of the Council of Europe Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, third of all the central gov must provide care to the folks it is responsible for, not the cultures and languages that had to suffer from the extreme policies of "frenchisation"...
I mean help me with that, you get what I wanna say? but it's not so much about it's too much to ask such a small community dealing with a lot of issues directly caused by the same damBIP ideology?
Forgot, do you have the pink sheets number?
I don't know but I'd love to see the Volney's community stand up for their rights. You know that most these Breizh communities have already paid such a high price that it's unfair to treat them like that. You know, what the french have done there is just unthinkable in the UK or the US I mean, it is.... think even today their descent are still bared from learning their language or celebrate their culture.
vendredi 12 novembre 2010
G20 : Find out more about the Korean Presidency
G20 Plenary Session V: Energy, anti-corruption effort
SME Finance Challenge Award Ceremony
G20 Plenary Session IV: Financial Regulatory Reform
Key Document : G20 Agenda of Commitments and Implementation
I'm off in a few minutes. Get me the G20 Agenda.
That's my last for now. G20 Seoul Summit Outcome documents are here.
Enjoy...!!! I mean the presidency....
SME Finance Challenge Award Ceremony
G20 Plenary Session IV: Financial Regulatory Reform
Key Document : G20 Agenda of Commitments and Implementation
I'm off in a few minutes. Get me the G20 Agenda.
That's my last for now. G20 Seoul Summit Outcome documents are here.
Enjoy...!!! I mean the presidency....
Volney High School : The Breizh Community resists the french state "red guards" sent to storm their descent...
Desperate... the french state caught once more attempting to pressure and storm a Breizh community has to deal with a revolt of the People. Yes they dare, say NO to the french gov.
No to the kind of "red guards" they sent to storm their community, just a bench of criminals the french state wants to use to destabilise their tiny community with a lot of challenges of their own.
had some problem with my connection, no kidding...! can you check the spelling of the french post?
jeudi 11 novembre 2010
Aucune idéologie ou système politique, échelle de valeurs corrompues et utitilisation fallatieuse d’idéaux révolutionnnaires ne parviendront jamais à tromper sur la légitimité des vies et des actions qui inévitablement conduiront à la reconnaissance des Droits de pratiquer une langue régionale ou minoritaire dans la vie privée et publique, un droit imprescriptible, conformément aux principes contenus dans le Pacte international relatif aux droits civils et politiques des Nations Unies, et conformément à l'esprit de la Convention de sauvegarde des Droits de l'Homme et des Libertés fondamentales du Conseil de l'Europe.
?? translation is alright?
mercredi 10 novembre 2010
French Volney High School : Experiences on communities are crimes
Further french state driven experiences aimed at organised confrontation to destroy these small communities, pervert their culture and disorganise their lives must be unanimously and internationally condemned. These experiences have everything to do with state violence towards a community, Breizh in this instance coming after persecutions regarding the use of their language, their culture and the right to a public space to celebrate their culture in peace.
Shameful!
If your family, yourself or your belongings are the victims of the criminals the french state uses to excercise political violence in the areas where the regional minorities are trying to enjoy the rights to use a regional or minority language in private and public life as an inalienable right conforming to the principles embodied in the United Nations International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and according to the spirit of the Council of Europe Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, you can probably sue.
Very clearly, the french state intentions behind the move is to create an atmosphere of extreme violence to break any initiative to excercise the rights to use a regional language in private or public by a direct threat on the concerned communities descent.
Threatening the descent of these communities using criminals is of course very desperate, shameful and must be condemned.
Freluquet! Qui croyez vous être, c’est autant l’Histoire, peut-être même plus qui m’a fait que je n’ai pu ou il m’arrive de me le demander que je n’ai voulu faire l’histoire.
Alors, c’est donc le triomphe du volapük!
Ainsi quelques voleurs de mobylettes et la promesse d’heures supplémentaires vous ont fait roi et vous voilà empruntant mes chaussons vous croyant chez vous à Colombey dans mon jardin ?
Tant qu’à faire, je me suis un instant demandé si vous n’alliez pas comparer le retour du carburant dans les stations services à la libération de Paris. et la fin des grèves au repli de l’armée allemande. Vous gagneriez mon petit à plus de sens commun.
mardi 9 novembre 2010
G 20 : Sakong IL Chairman of the Presidential Committee for the G20 Seoul Summit
published a message .
To read : Introduction to the Seoul Summit
How well do you know Korea? (Self test yourself)
Furthermore, as the first non-G7 country to chair the G20, Korea is well-positioned to bridge the gap between developing and advanced economies. Korea has thus introduced two new items-informed by the country’s own recent history-to the Seoul Summit agenda: the establishment of stronger global financial safety nets and the creation of a G20 multi-year action plan to support sustainable growth and poverty reduction in the developing world. These agenda items also reflect the motto for the Seoul Summit, “Shared Growth Beyond Crisis,” a theme that underscores the Korean view that working and growing together is the best means to pave the way to a healthy global economy.
To read : Introduction to the Seoul Summit
How well do you know Korea? (Self test yourself)
Furthermore, as the first non-G7 country to chair the G20, Korea is well-positioned to bridge the gap between developing and advanced economies. Korea has thus introduced two new items-informed by the country’s own recent history-to the Seoul Summit agenda: the establishment of stronger global financial safety nets and the creation of a G20 multi-year action plan to support sustainable growth and poverty reduction in the developing world. These agenda items also reflect the motto for the Seoul Summit, “Shared Growth Beyond Crisis,” a theme that underscores the Korean view that working and growing together is the best means to pave the way to a healthy global economy.
jeudi 4 novembre 2010
Today's Can't Miss
BNP Grows to Biggest Bank as France Says Size Doesn't Matter (Must Read)
Credit Lyonnais’s losses, while dwarfed by the record numbers in the credit crisis, amounted to about 5 percent of the bank’s total assets, which peaked at 304.3 billion euros in 1993, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The same proportion of assets at BNP Paribas would equal about 112 billion euros, exceeding its total shareholders’ equity by 34 percent. This year’s Greek sovereign debt crisis “showed that French banks aren’t immune from risk, whatever the quality of the country’s regulation,” Bruegel’s Veron said.
French banks had claims on Greece of $57.3 billion at the end of June, the most of any country, according to Bank for International Settlements’ data.
“One of the reasons why I don’t like buying French banks, despite the fact that they’re very cheap, is the sovereign debt crisis,” said Dirk Hoffmann-Becking, a London-based analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein who has an “underperform” rating on BNP Paribas. “Because I don’t think it’s over.”
French banks had claims on Greece of $57.3 billion at the end of June, the most of any country, according to Bank for International Settlements’ data.
“One of the reasons why I don’t like buying French banks, despite the fact that they’re very cheap, is the sovereign debt crisis,” said Dirk Hoffmann-Becking, a London-based analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein who has an “underperform” rating on BNP Paribas. “Because I don’t think it’s over.”
Gambling and dangerous policies always come to an end and in this case probably in terrible pain. The few engaged in silencing for quite a few years the extremely dangerous situation in which french banks have put themselves are just protecting their interests as professionals and doing very little for the taxpayer risk exposure.... what if a new bailout was needed?
mercredi 3 novembre 2010
Today's Can't Miss
Oil Majors Invest in Ethanol, Expect 2011 Recovery
Republican Win to Halt Obama's Clean Energy Plans
Republican Win to Halt Obama's Clean Energy Plans
I'd be more cautious, the priority for Congress will be jobs and economic recovery rather than waste any energy;-) on any ideology kind of battle with the President. Congress will be highly focused on the economy and efficient spending towards that goal, any plan to allow some achievements in any of these fields of great interest to the American People will be looked at very carefully. My bet? Yes as long as it doesn't compromise budget health.
mardi 2 novembre 2010
I'm having a hard time really trying to explain US politics, since the liberal EU elites have decided to teach Tea Party is on the right of the right of the right wing of the right Republican Party which makes it I guess on the left of MoveOn.org, it doesn't appear clearly to many..?I then tried to say it more like a revival spirit than just a machine focused on midterm elections, I can't say I have been really successful so far. The only thing noticebly changed is the devil, it used to be the Republican Party here it is now Tea Party..
Today’s fun
Next. James please, POOL!
How fun was your weekend in the french capital?
Alright, do we have your attention now? Well I guess we do.
So,
An elite membership isn’t some kind of well paid vacation, do you get the idea? It is not have it good, rest in peace and make good money, alright? How does it work?
Number 1, You will take interest that as long as it was a mistake, it was just a mistake for us. You decided to make it something else, your responsibility.
No, you didn’t, did you, you’re kidding me?
Number 2, You make a mistake, you apologize to the public, you get bashed by the press, well… you get some nasty comments from the public, well… as long as there is no specific threats of violent initiatives, it’s the price. You work for the Public. Get it?
It’s rather an unexpected consequence of Mrs Dati’s problem with the french language, isn’t it?
Number 3, You make a mistake and get on the small guy, not doing whatever was necessary to avoid the situation and costing the taxpayer, we’ll make sure you go down in flames. Get it?
I mean the fact that now around Pigalle, it seemed to be suitable to say now how much for a QE rather than well…. you know or do you do interest rate spike?
Number 4, for the house to be in a good standing order, elite membership has a price tag, the Press will be after you 24/7, the Public will be after you as well , make a mistake anyone else do, you’re done, altogether it has to be tougher on you than it is on the regular guy, that’s why you deserve to be where you are paying the price on a daily basis. Don’t like it, no problem, there is no shortage of candidates, alright?
I guess that learning monetary policies for the ladies of the night is the positive way to look at the all story?
Number 5, the People never like its elites but can take great pride in honoring them should they deserve it.
Have I made myself clear? I guess I did.
James, haven’t I said; POOL?
I’m surprised thou Mrs Dati’s nickname is now hyperinflation, is it hers at the EU parliament or hers on the streets?
Some people are truly poorly educated. Why are you listening to this conversation, it’s private, it is not because you can that you should?
Terrible isn’t it?
Take it as a private conference call if you like.
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