Will OBAMA CHANGE NEEDED OR NOT?
In October 2008, the Manufacturer Mirror published this note in El Tiempo Latino published by the Washington Post.
Yesterday Barack Obama took in the hope of the world in his tenure as president of the most powerful country on earth and in his speech coincided with the partially exposed here in the sense that the collapse of Wall Street has been caused
by greed and speculation. The dramatic case is that at least ten hours of auction floors have replied landed! as sign of the times ahead and the challenges so great
for all, but Obama has the president on the support of thousands millions of people to succeed.
In the current crisis in the USA needs radical change. The Washington Post as one of the most important newspapers of the world believes that Obama "has the potential to become a great president." "In that view, he was joined by other major forms of the cities of Chicago and LA Manufacturer Mirrors Obama also wants to have the opportunity to be a great president, but in politics there are unwritten rules in this context ...
The president who started with the support of the leading newspapers of the country, has secured some stability in the first two years of his administration. While Obama hitherto masterfully handles his campaign to behave within the "politically correct", before an unenviable challenge. If you continue with orthodoxy at face value, it's time they stop with the Machiavellian rule that advises the Prince when he took power, "change what is needed, but not much."
The economic crisis now facing the USA, indigestion income derived from speculation and greed on Wall Street, needed immediately for the creation of mechanisms or institutions reencaucen capital accumulation, and it requires large markets open without restriction to U.S. investments. After the Second World War there were Winston Churchill and a president like Franklin D. Roosevelt saw in the creation of a postwar order as a guarantee of U.S. prosperity.
After the Bretton Woods Agreements of July 1944, which set the rules for commercial and financial relations among the major industrialized countries, result in the creation of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund and the use of U.S. dollars as an international currency.
Barack Obama may be appropriate and that circumstantial operator capable of creating these new arrangements that followed the Bretton Woods agreements, but it has to break this golden rule Machiavellian, if it gets to the White House. The question is: Will it? for without doubt who wins in the elections next November 4 did not protest at the Capitol office, but will the government on a surfboard on the crest of a wave.
http://fabricantedespejos.blogspot.com/2008/10/eliminacin-del-fabricante-es-la.html
http://mariohernandezsolorio.blogspot.com/
Yesterday Barack Obama took in the hope of the world in his tenure as president of the most powerful country on earth and in his speech coincided with the partially exposed here in the sense that the collapse of Wall Street has been caused
by greed and speculation. The dramatic case is that at least ten hours of auction floors have replied landed! as sign of the times ahead and the challenges so great
for all, but Obama has the president on the support of thousands millions of people to succeed.
In the current crisis in the USA needs radical change. The Washington Post as one of the most important newspapers of the world believes that Obama "has the potential to become a great president." "In that view, he was joined by other major forms of the cities of Chicago and LA Manufacturer Mirrors Obama also wants to have the opportunity to be a great president, but in politics there are unwritten rules in this context ...
The president who started with the support of the leading newspapers of the country, has secured some stability in the first two years of his administration. While Obama hitherto masterfully handles his campaign to behave within the "politically correct", before an unenviable challenge. If you continue with orthodoxy at face value, it's time they stop with the Machiavellian rule that advises the Prince when he took power, "change what is needed, but not much."
The economic crisis now facing the USA, indigestion income derived from speculation and greed on Wall Street, needed immediately for the creation of mechanisms or institutions reencaucen capital accumulation, and it requires large markets open without restriction to U.S. investments. After the Second World War there were Winston Churchill and a president like Franklin D. Roosevelt saw in the creation of a postwar order as a guarantee of U.S. prosperity.
After the Bretton Woods Agreements of July 1944, which set the rules for commercial and financial relations among the major industrialized countries, result in the creation of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund and the use of U.S. dollars as an international currency.
Barack Obama may be appropriate and that circumstantial operator capable of creating these new arrangements that followed the Bretton Woods agreements, but it has to break this golden rule Machiavellian, if it gets to the White House. The question is: Will it? for without doubt who wins in the elections next November 4 did not protest at the Capitol office, but will the government on a surfboard on the crest of a wave.
http://fabricantedespejos.blogspot.com/2008/10/eliminacin-del-fabricante-es-la.html
http://mariohernandezsolorio.blogspot.com/
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