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The Politics of Irony
Related to country: United States

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How unfortunate and regrettable a situation the US and by extension many developed and developing nations have found themselves in regarding the current economic crisis. Perhaps the most distasteful taboo in this whole situation is the fact that the creators and most reputable supporters of free trade and business and trade liberalization has disregarded their own precedents by more than 700 Billion dollars. This creates a situation where the postman is too good to read his own mail, and perhaps a slug is too clean to touch his own slime. How can we as developing nations continue to support the egocentric ideals of a free trade agreement when clearly the USA has forthright neglected its own recommendations?
Some may say I sound harsh considering the realities of job losses, revenue constraints and such and I may comprehend with that analogy, but major job loss and revenue depletion is all a process in the overall life cycle of any free trade policy. The overwhelming concept behind the trade liberalization is that the markets replenish themselves almost naturally as a body does once a foreign threat is detected. The integration of the world economies via the ordeal or trade liberalization, unlike in the analogy of the human body, would imply that instead of depending on internal resistors to the threats, many flexible alternatives could be found.

However my opinion is that the USA has so much pride in itself that it could not dare allow any foreign company to take control of these inefficiently and carelessly run organization which they have apparently spoon-fed.

to add insult to the injury, the plans of trade liberalization and continual talks are still apparently smoothly on the agenda of many of these developed countries such as Britain, France, Germany and the beloved USA.

My point to summarize this blog is simple, "When you come to equity come with clean hands, and when u try to push trade liberalization and minimize government intervention and subsidization in the faces of the developing world reflect on what has taken place".

November 20, 2008 | 11:54 AM Comments  0 comments



Politics
Related to country: Barbados


One should sit amongs others with an open mind
even if those to your side have been branded a closed one
One should take suggestions and comments as a two-sided clause
and not be bound to the rigours of a dictatorship of preference

For he who is the dictator need not show his aggression
for once he has brainwashed his clique his agression is cast through them
For he who is a dictator need not acknowledge rivalry
for once he has brinwashed his clique such rivalry is quelled by them

But the quiet politician sits and waits with lips midway
not eager to ounce on the faults of the dictator
But the quiet politician simply focusses on duty
and the dictator focusses on power and so he shall fail

The quiet politician's approach to progress is a pebble thrown into a bucket brimmed with liquid
the movement of the ripples implicit of his approach, their successfull return implicit of his progress
The quiet politician simply sits, simply waits, simply leads even when following
and the dictator finds it difficult to transfer his fury and disappointment to such a silent entity

March 15, 2007 | 10:02 AM Comments  0 comments

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So who's the true Politician here?
Translations available in: English (original) | English

well who is to blame really? who is responsible for building the image of politics as a menacing mechanism of money laundering and free for alls. i know surely since they both entail the same name, many people would jump and say politicians. but hey is that really so? after all it is the people who empower them literally. it is the people that take money from them on the side for a vote, so therefore it is the people indirectly, if you may, that really shape the political atmosphere that they argue about. yes indeen it is a situation where the cooks say the food they prepared tastes bad. i am surely never going to dine at that restaurant in my life.

January 17, 2007 | 6:25 AM Comments  1 comments

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i dont mean all schools, just a few

parents adorn their children when they see that they have gone through the test of time and when they see that they have acheived certain mildstones in their lives. moreso they feel accomplished when they see their children getting what they did not have the opportunity to get. in many ways and instances education is a pivotal entity in such upliftment.
However, one may me tempted to further analyse the educational system as one element of this experience is missing. " Our educational system of today teaches and guides us on how to fit into a network rather than create our own". it attempts to show us how to manage for someone else, or be managed by someone else rather than show us how to maintain a vital network that will uplift us at a similar rate as those who have already established their own. that type of education is not education. that i refer to as "intellectual segregation" as it seeks to mislead or redirect the ambition of the youth in the hopes of them becoming an animal of material fascination. this indeed goes to show that as much education as you may have, be i a degree or phd or master, " Book sense is noway on equal par to common sense".

December 28, 2006 | 6:55 AM Comments  1 comments

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approach to power

i firmly beleive that the best way to involve the government into activities that they ought to be mindful of is to participate in what is called the "Politics of exclusion". in doing so, you ignore government agencies that have seemingly neglected your ambitions. try it and see! government will latch on to projects and programs at a far quicker rate if it has become a success on its own. although it may be a case of them wanting to brand your project, you keep focussed on th fact that they came to you and you didn't goto them. therefore the ball is always in your court and if you ever have to go at it alone again, i will not be an unusual situation. my approach to politics is as simple as that.

December 22, 2006 | 7:34 AM Comments  0 comments

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