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Illogical blame game
People who study current affairs and history can tell us that seldom it is heard that China blamed any nation or super power to interfere in its national affairs. But it is a reality that China too blames other nations but their way of complaining is very straight, decent and effective. Still we remember that [...]
CHAOS – COULD THAT BE THE REAL AGENDA?
By G. Hugh Bodell
I spent the better part of my professional life understanding and improving on operational processes in the financial services industry. When a process appeared too complex or confusing close up, we had a standard phrase, “Step back and look down on it as if you were 10,000 feet above it.”
The actions of [...]
Barack Obama doesn’t Deserve Nobel Prize
U.S. President Barack Obama has recently been given the Nobel Prize for trying to make the world free from nuclear weapons. Don’t you think it’s too early? Nobel Prize isn’t the prize from people to Obama, American people or rest of the world haven’t endorsed it. This prize doesn’t mean that he has done miracle [...]
A scary story – the public option?
Why is Congress so afraid of the public option as part of health reform? Why are politicians getting so worked up about a system that every other Western country already has, and which works so well in all of them? Why do they not want to extend Medicare, a widely supported and valuable system that [...]
The 42 Minute Meeting
The Prime Minister of Canada and the President of the United States had a meeting the other day. Mr. Harper arrived in Washington the day before the meeting. This makes me wonder why. What did he do thee the night before? Did he see the sights? And where did he stay? Did he get a [...]
Limitless Affordable Energy without Climate Changes
World economies are facing serious threats from climate changes and rising sea levels. There is only one single solution; world leaders must develop realistic strategies to completely change and transform existing global energy supply systems.World economies including the US are facing global problems of unprecedented magnitude and complexity. A profusion of serious economical, ecological, political, [...]
Culture and Technology should be communicated between the USA and China
November 16, 2009, Barack Obama, the President of the United States, had a conversation with China youth in Shanghai, the most prosperous city in China. The attended people include youth at the conversation spot, youth on the Internet even the all the Chinese people. Meanwhile, the conversation between the President, from the most powerful country [...]
THE CORRUPTION FACTOR
Corruption is not a problem of a single state and infact it has a great negative impact over the progress of third world and the lives of masses there. Same is the case of Afghanistan where the government is often criticised by the international community these days, for the corruption inside it.
Transparency International’s 2009 global [...]
A CITIZEN’S MESSAGE ON THE EVE OF 2010
Our Rashtrapati (President) Ms. Prathibha Patil is of my mother’s age. Hence I have a special regard for her. While my mother remains the titular head of my tharavadu (ancestral home), Ms. Patil is the titular head of a more bigger tharavadu, India ie. Bharat. While my mother’s name is confined to a few areas [...]
The Legal and Organized Political Power
The components of national power of the state, qualitative and quantitative factors of economic, political, social and military power are needed to interpret the same state as a dynamic social relationship, which necessarily interacts with all facets of social behavior.
The combination of these optical multidisciplinary appreciate the history and present of nations, as part of [...]