its really a big problem and issue to stop the Israel and maintain the peace globally... like its recent attack on the ghaza and continuoes attacks on the palestine...
obama and its party should take some bold steps to make sure that israel remains itself in limits...
its a damn serious issue and every one should take serious notice on it.
Even given that most economists seem to agree that the legislation doesn't go far enough in addressing root causes of the current recession, it still goes some way to re-introducing important reforms. The fight is still ahead. As many have noted, including Paul Volcker in yesterday's New York Times and William Greider in a recent Nation editorial, much of the success of this bill will be in its implementation. Moreover, as Greider details, "it will be a stronger bill than either the White House or the bankers had intended, thanks to public anger, popular mobilization and nimble pressure from reformers."
I don't think the financial reform bill will do as much as some think it will because Fannie and Freddie were not addressed. Also, why did the bill state that Obama can independently decide which companies get bailed out and congress is not involved in the decision anymore?
I think that now that the dust has settled after the world cup we can ponder whether it was a success or not.
I think that the actual quality of the football played was pretty low (the new ball playing a big part in this).
The overwhelming feeling however, is that it was a success as far as (south) Africa is concerned. The initial safety concerns proved to be unfounded and the organisation of the tournament itself was very professional.
Plus the best (footballing) team won. (What were Holland playing at?)
Well done South Africa!
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