Saturday, November 19, 2011

Music for the Night




From FM ABC  now

Friday, November 18, 2011

Heads of Feelings


The PM and the President appeared to have an affectionate relationship, said Michael Kelly.
Ms Gillard fawned over the President and looked like she was going to cry during Mr Obama's address to Parliament yesterday.
"It's amazing how Gillard looks at him," Mr Kelly said.
"It almost looks like he is her hero."
Mr Kelly said the event was also likely to have brought back fond memories of Ms Gillard's emotional speech to the US Congress in March, when she choked up on revealing the 1969 moon landing made her believe the US could do anything.
The President appeared less comfortable with Tony Abbott, raising his head when the Opposition Leader spoke.
I think everyone bit of envy that is all. I think not only the PM but rest of media crew too. Well mind you, a kittle called a pot black. But sadly their in a glass bowel  they can not mischief even if they have some kind feeling each other for sure. But it doesn’t’ matter as long as genuine that is good for us. Ms Gillard  should not forget her role, because if she had bit of infatuation she may be compromise our interest, but as long as she keep us in her mind she can play.  We need alliances, democracy and  powerful is always better  dark unknown. Mr Abbott will be right there too male kind of revelry.   Anyway stop tongue wigging as long as they are doing their job and bring the home with  heaps of jobs their private feelings their own freedom.   

P.S.
I have been thinking we are all incredible feeling about Apollo 11 Moon landing.  I think fair to say that is not only USA achievement, but also all humanity achievement, how we human are so we can be  ingenious creative.   We should give Yankee a huge credit that. Going to moon is not something of going to your local market for sure. Every times I look at the moon, I think of how a great human species is. We are indeed very smart species so proud of ourselves.

Thursday, November 17, 2011

Freedom And Democracy Are The Fundamentals

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"The currents of history may ebb and flow, but over time they are moving decidedly, decisively in one direction," he said. "History is on the side of the free - free societies, free governments, free economies, free people. And the future belongs to those who stand firm for those ideals in this region and around the world."…

You know if you have firm ground you can actually play a bully big brotherly game. What Yankee-Nato alliance has done Libya I am so grateful because   all the Libyan get free freedom in their life forever.  The world bit weary about ever growing strong presence of  China at the  Indian Ocean water and else where. While Yankee carried their trillions dollar( do Yankee way a huge scales)  mission both Iraq and Afghanistan, China has been expending their trade blocs along with Silk Road, access all the natural resources for their need to grow two digit economy and food supply for feeding billion people. There should check and balance power.  

This is bit of side story,  I think Ms Gillard poll is boosting. Do you think (obviously they have very good relationship Aussi and Yankee always have been cuddling relationship!)  Gillard asked  President Obama that; “Hello Barack can you help?  My poll every bottom pit, can you come down for short time and boosting my poll?”  And Obama would says  “ O Julia, no problems I can be handy what is good thing about mate, sure I will come down! “  

Yankees are amazing, they give amazing power to their executive and same time put them into a glass bowel ever scrutinizes their every movements during in their office terms. Every Yankees  are ready in their impeachment pick line in their garage.


President Obama Got Lots Of Kisses and Hugs

Rick Rycroft / Reuters
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"We need growth that is fair; where every nation plays by the rules; where workers rights are respected; where businesses can compete on a level playing field; where the intellectual property and new technologies that fuel innovation are protected; and where currencies are market-driven, so no nation has an unfair advantage.
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Play by the rules, norms and culture. If you don’t play rules you are out. Unwritten rules are much more powerful than written rules. Written rules are enforcement but unwritten rules mind of people and essence of souls. That is why most often Nobel laureates( peace) recipient were went to jail.  We don’t do certain thing because not the law says so but that is against our essence of consciences. Ms Gillard gave him lots of kisses and hugs and sent him off lots of love cuddle cuddle,  because he plays by the rules, he is the guy who plays big rules. I think international politics all about a big guy and small guys. We rest of us what is best for us, in-between sandwich fillings,   wind blow whichever side so we go for that side.  I must say Yankee did a great job around world, plays a bully big guy, no one complaints, as long as markets there for us well what-the-hell,  not that they are angels but rather democracy, transparency better then unknown dark systems for sure. So I think Ms Gillard kisses and hugs are very worthy of affectionate (yarkk…) down under – upper head politics. Umh yeah... hoping he is not one night stand guest!! O yes he said that he will stay for long time…! Wow what a heavenly cuddling relationship! Do you think somewhere down under deep sea bed  there is a huge oil reserves? That would be nice!

Friday, November 11, 2011

Structural Surgery In Euro

Here is Nouriel Roubini from Project Syndicate: says bloody euro need an austerity measures and structural surgery:
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So, now what?  
Symmetrical reflation is the best option for restoring growth and competitiveness on the eurozone's periphery while undertaking necessary austerity measures and structural reforms. This implies significant easing of monetary policy by the European Central Bank; provision of unlimited lender-of-last-resort support to illiquid but potentially solvent economies; a sharp depreciation of the euro, which would turn current-account deficits into surpluses; and fiscal stimulus in the core if the periphery is forced into austerity.
Unfortunately, Germany and the ECB oppose this option, owing to the prospect of a temporary dose of modestly higher inflation in the core relative to the periphery.
The bitter medicine that Germany and the ECB want to impose on the periphery – the second option – is recessionary deflation: fiscal austerity, structural reforms to boost productivity growth and reduce unit labor costs, and real depreciation via price adjustment, as opposed to nominal exchange-rate adjustment.
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That can be a risky business but there is no other option as you have to do it. You have to go through painful steps and getting things right. It is called “all suffer togetherness”.  

 AND


Wow from Al Jazeera; Italy problems, speaking lots of different language!  




Don’t say too big to fail too big to bail out, that is lonely language only!
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for change...,


Thursday, November 10, 2011

We are Janus

Dani Rodrik from Project Syndicate

Euro problems essentially leadership problems. Need a strong leadership , who able to tell stroy that emphasizing nationalism “without overtones of nativism and xenophobia.”
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As my Harvard colleague Jeff Frieden has written, this paved the path for two distinct forms of extremism. Faced with the choice between equity and economic integration, communists chose radical social reform and economic self-sufficiency. Faced with the choice between national assertion and globalism, fascists, Nazis, and nationalists chose nation-building.
Fortunately, fascism, communism, and other forms of dictatorships are passé today. But similar tensions between economic integration and local politics have long been simmering. Europe’s single market has taken shape much faster than Europe’s political community has; economic integration has leaped ahead of political integration...,

Woah, that can be challange, there is anyone in history of this kind of political leaders? We human are basically fear of strangers, it is a human nature, human being are instintiviely agaisnt others that are differenct than they are. Gee, telling people you are wrong becuase you fear of strangers, that can be diffiuclt! I need my old blanket, thinking of how familietity so comfort! Nice sweet rose smell, cool story starry night, lovely voice lullabies… Hey just moment but we are Janus! I want to see the horizons, how far it is! It would be see wonderful see other side of world, to meet nice people felling in(out) love…

All this euro problems everywhere  desist euro diseas, there is no magic potion for sure!  

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Who Likes Euro Mesh Potatoe?

No angel in the euro table - Yeah Yeap euro is too meshed up, too messy to serve!    From Reuters










Which way you want to go?

I want to go my way!

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That can be like Kamikaze?

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The euro signing singing its heart out like this!



Listening this lady singing, amazing splendorous voice and performance!

Monday, November 7, 2011

Distance Makes the Heart Grow Fonder?

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It is normal to discuss the sovereign debt problem by focusing on the sustainability of public debt in the peripheral economies. But it can be more informative to view it as a balance of payments problem. Taken together, the four most troubled nations (Italy, Spain, Portugal and Greece) have a combined current account deficit of $183 billion. Most of this deficit is accounted for by the public sector deficits of these countries, since their private sectors are now roughly in financial balance. Offsetting these deficits, Germany has a current account surplus of $182 billion, or about 5 per cent of its GDP.
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Is there any way of improving the chances of success for the eurozone’s chosen strategy? Theoretically, yes. Germany, as the main creditor nation could choose to grow faster, and accept higher domestic inflation for a while, in order to ease the process of adjustment. In practice, Germany shows no sign of accepting this, but it is the best solution available, not only for the debtor economies, but also for Germany itself.

Here, the below  is ever again Krugman's  nice “a  picture tells millions story within second!!” visual feast! Nice decoupling red and blue, are they go separate direction?  O euro are you going to divorces!


 Yes, there is a clear policy, both side of beneficial but why Germany doesn’t want to do? That is question, I suppose politics, and inflation is immediate affect on people’s daily life!  Need a visionary bold decision, Ms Merkel needs a glass of steep drink?

Here the euro sing song of their faith!



It is now ABC FM!

Friday, November 4, 2011

The Best Person Should Get the Job

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"We don't want a Party of God here in Libya, like Lebanon or Afghanistan," Omar Salem el-Ghaied, the deputy head of the Misrata military council, said, referring to Hezbollah and the Taliban. "We want to build a state on normal, modern organizational terms. The best man for the job [of leading the national army] would be a man who is a patriot with skills and experience, not someone who counts how many times he prays each day."…
I like that I thought the Chairman of NTC, he is been in that position because of he plays to the God so many times a day! I might be wrong! Anyway if everyone same set of objective well yes, why not they can solve problems by mutual respect and talking. But power is strange things when people smell of power they are intoxicated by  they can not get out their addiction. That is a problem.

P.S. Yeap definitely plays not prays!  




Euro Should Be Diversity

Euro should learn its creativity from the Diversity!  



Amazing they are must reading  and watching lots of Star Wars! Spunky Spunky!!

a vision, small mounds or mountains, O probably desert field, there is no trees but bare soil, light golden cooper colour, there were dark bird like creatures; bird headed and winged but bodies are like human and dance at the top of the mounds. 

And there is another vision, standing a top of mountain, a field of mid spring spread out front of me,  mess golden flowers covered at the sliding field, bees butterflies flying over golden collared field, what a scene!

Spunky-Spooky Euro

Here is Rogoff from Project Syndicate  says strong euro is spunky-spooky  business.  
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Absent a clear path to a much tighter fiscal and political union, which can lead only through constitutional change, the current halfway house of the euro system appears increasingly untenable. It seems clear that the European Central Bank will be forced to buy far greater quantities of eurozone sovereign (junk) bonds. That may work in the short term, but if sovereign default risks materialize – as my research with Carmen Reinhart suggests is likely – the ECB will in turn have to be recapitalized. And, if the stronger northern eurozone countries are unwilling to digest this transfer – and political resistance runs high – the ECB may be forced to recapitalize itself through money creation. Either way, the threat of a profound financial crisis is high.
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And here 6 things that make the euro spooky-spunky!   Spunky-Spooky Euro!

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Where The Golden Goose is

Yuriko Koike’s article from Project Syndicate –
TOKYO– Despite the relentless shift of global economic might to Asia, and China’s rise as a great power – the central historical events of our time, which will drive world affairs for the foreseeable future – America’s focus has been elsewhere. The terrorist attacks of 2001, followed by the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, the Great Contraction of 2008, the Arab Spring, and Europe’s sovereign debt crisis, all diverted the United States from helping to create a lasting structure of peace to accommodate today’s resurgent Asia… 
What Asia most needs today is a well-conceived regional system, embedded in binding multilateral institutions. A “Trans-Pacific Partnership” between Australia, Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, New Zealand, Peru, Singapore, the US, and Vietnam to govern supply-chain management, intellectual-property protection, investment, rules on state-owned firms, and other trade issues – likely to be announced in Hawaii – is a good start in the economic sphere. But much more is needed. 
Ultimately, the best way for peace to prevail in the region is for the US and China to share responsibility for a regional order with Asia’s other powers, particularly India, Indonesia, Japan, and South Korea.
…Keep reading

So clearly where the future economic power is, the emerging economy is, the Asia pacific ream. Least foreseeable future next few centuries the economy power house is the current emerging economy.  Demographic; education and population and all other mean.  US focused on these Middle East and Western and Central Asia was because of their acquisition of resources. China  has been  the old silk road which is a great success to extent to the African continent.  Recent US involvement in Libya was one of the great successes. As the  Yakee demonstrated  they are not  “Kangho Kangho” bully big brother but powerful ( there is reasons behind this ) or sophisticated   enough  sit backseat let the French and UK at the front driving seat. In Libya,  Yankee contribution( relatively short and small compare to US has been spending elsewhere i.e. Iraq and Afghanistan) will be, well reward for their mutual beneficial relationship. Most Libyans thankful to US’s help for their freedom –The new prime minister is US educated-- That is all about smartness.   Yes US involved Iraq and Africanise Afghanistan is costly and headache, beneath façade there are lots of hostility toward “Yankee”. I think it is time US really serious focused on Pacific Ream, for their smartness,  where the golden goose is next centuries.   








Sunday, October 30, 2011

Funny Goethe

Most of people don’t understand dark side of deviance, hilariousness delightfulness of artists, unless you are one of them. You have to  live with ten thousands headed monsters, if you let them take over to you then you become madman if you coddle their mischievous wit well then you may strike lucks in creative.  Goethe, you utter infatuation and appreciation of his finest dark side human nature. I still can not believe he is dead! He is so damm breathtakingly funny and has profoundly cunning wit; sometimes wonder how could he so incredibly descriptive in nature of nature. Anyway here is some of his talking:
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Faust
To me the mountain masses are nobly dumb,
I don’t ask why they are, or where they’re from.
When Nature in herself was grounded
The ball of Earth she neatly rounded,
Delighting in the mountains and the deep,
Setting rock on rock, and peak on peak,
Sloping the hills conveniently downward,
Softening them to vales, gently bounded.
They grow green, and joyfully she ranges,
Without the need for any violent changes.

Mephistopheles
Yes, so you say! It’s clear as day to you:
But he knows otherwise who saw it too.
I was there, while the void seethed below,
Enduring all that swollen, fiery tide:
When Moloch’s hammer forged cliffs, at a blow,
And flung the ruined mountains, far and wide.
Those foreign boulders scattered through the land:
Who knows what forces left them high and dry?
Philosophers all have failed to understand,
The rocks are there, and we must let them stand,
We’ve damaged them, already, where they lie.
Only the true believers, the people, know,
And nothing will shake their fond opinion,
They, since their wisdom ripened long ago,
Say it’s due to Satan’s wonderful dominion.
The traveller climbs, with faith’s crutch, over ridges,
Across the Devil’s rocks, and Devil’s bridges.
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Saturday, October 29, 2011

No Love No End




Liszt, uhm…, something of heartbrokenly utterly sad romance. But then love is always heartbroken, if not that is not romance! Right? If you don’t know what I am talking, you don’t know what is love is, so you are a loser! Put on a blanket in your head bit cry. Anyway I have neve seen any romance happy ever after. I think love made that way. Romance is short and intense, like brilliant fire burn brilliantly with intense for a short while, so need a fire extinguisher on and gone…, people don’t love each other often stay longer because they don’t love each other to end their romance. Just stay together until their grave, buried together and put their grave stone as a medallion of their without-love life logistic longevity. Like a hero’s bravery, stay a such long period without being love each other, indeed you need a medallion for the globigerina endurance! And they hold their skeleton hand together and cracking each other marble teeth and fraud their grave yard wind. So stop pretend you are in deeply in love your spouse !!!

Friday, October 28, 2011

Get Away from the Numbers

And running into the beauty!   




Thinking of tyrants’ endings. all of them met similar faith, a bloody death. Utter ugly all the power money all they could not take them with their grave but went empty hands.   







Sigillary I

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

A Joyful Affair



What a joyful occasion! A creature enviable nature, ability of seeing things so glorious way ofcourse can be nasty way too.   Gauguin’s infatuation nature and his lust of life.  I don’t believe much of art critic’s point of view dissecting paintings. enjoying paintings or art must not serious but joyful affair, feel good and happy affair, like the music, see feel rhythm, colours, movement, and our indestructible life.  Feeling of endowment our immensity of the nature, as our nature itself is the nature. So this paining is unbelievable joyful, comfort and alive, make us lively!  Nature has rhythms, his intuition captures all about our life itself. I am bit tired of gloom doom economy nasty human nature so I am change bit of nice to ourselves!  


Saturday, October 22, 2011

A Great Future of Libya

Libya alternate economy  would be many difference possibilities, as a huge country with vast natural resources, vast natural beauty  and small populations; tourism, o yes the vast desert sunset with vast wealth of  hidden treasures beneath the old benevolence  soul,  agriculture development as there is fossil water, also economical hub for North African  countries, and technology another sector. Often oil rich countries have its own curse as people don’t have to try hard, a stiff competition like Korea, our  stiff competition begin with a cradle, Korea doesn’t have natural resources but only have human resources.  Indeed Libya is blessed with so many ways now they have freedom to do whatever they like. Gosh been thinking what we have seen how they fought for their dignity last 8 months,  well yes that kind of mind set and finest ingenuity that is twin souls of victors.  It would be a very nice to discover  foot steps of our forebears on this earth before us  under the vast sound of silences.


Thursday, October 20, 2011

End of Tyrant

Gaddafi is dead!

My friends,  awesome revolutionaries, set the score nicely blood to blood! Now we are the winners and tyrants are the losers!   Revolutionaries  have been keep saying that they are going to give him a  fair trail if they captured him alive! Ha Ha,,, probably not!  Road is clear moral is high, we can move the earth for sure! Let’s go my friends!   Open the horizon looking into the sky,  fair and just! Have a great day my awesome friend!  You have done a great job! Again your incredible fortitude and  courage are finest example of the freedom fighters around the world  who are fighting for their creed, the betterment of the humanity    

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Traders And Rodents

Here from the Economist - IF THE losses at UBS that surfaced this month were caused by a “rogue” trader, would that make his colleagues stable? Not if research being undertaken by John Coates, a neuroscientist at Cambridge University and a former derivatives trader, is anything to go by. His work suggests that hormones drive investment decisions to a far greater extent than economists or bank executives realise. When traders are on a winning streak, their testosterone levels surge, sparking such euphoria that they underestimate risk. When they are acutely stressed, the adrenal cortex produces a flood of cortisol, a hormone that can make them overly fearful and risk-averse.

the Economist
 
Wining or losing all becase of your hormones!! Traders life is rats life!

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Water Water- Controlling Bottle Neck

Brahma Chellaney from Project Syndicate: Artical about China’s rise as a hydro-hegemon with no modern historical parallel.
...Asia’s water map fundamentally changed after the 1949 Communist victory in China. Most of Asia’s important international rivers originate in territories that were forcibly annexed to the People’s Republic of China. The Tibetan Plateau, for example, is the world’s largest freshwater repository and the source of Asia’s greatest rivers, including those that are the lifeblood for mainland China and South and Southeast Asia. Other such Chinese territories contain the headwaters of rivers like the Irtysh, Illy, and Amur, which flow to Russia and Central Asia.
This makes China the source of cross-border water flows to the largest number of countries in the world. Yet China rejects the very notion of water sharing or institutionalized cooperation with downriver countries. … 
In addition, China has planned the “Great Western Route,” the proposed third leg of the Great South-North Water Diversion Project – the most ambitious inter-river and inter-basin transfer program ever conceived – whose first two legs, involving internal rivers in China’s ethnic Han heartland, are scheduled to be completed within three years. The Great Western Route, centered on the Tibetan Plateau, is designed to divert waters, including from international rivers, to the Yellow River, the main river of water-stressed northern China, which also originates in Tibet.
...As with its territorial and maritime disputes with India, Vietnam, Japan, and others, China is seeking to disrupt the status quo on international-river flows. Persuading it to halt further unilateral appropriation of shared waters has thus become pivotal to Asian peace and stability. Otherwise, China is likely to emerge as the master of Asia’s water taps, thereby acquiring tremendous leverage over its neighbors’ behavior.  Keep reading.
 
Feeding more than a billion people not easy, water is the Source of life all things. Building a huge dam for custodian of water more than just worrisome. What if the drought and dam gone bust?  In history, most of great civilizations were built along side of rivers, all the modern big cities along with rivers. Prosperity and ruinous civilizations are all based water.


Friday, October 14, 2011

Dealing With Ineqaulity

Here from Project Syndicate : Nouriel Roubini says inequality is the key to social unrest!
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Even before the Great Depression, Europe’s enlightened “bourgeois” classes recognized that, to avoid revolution, workers’ rights needed to be protected, wage and labor conditions improved, and a welfare state created to redistribute wealth and finance public goods – education, health care, and a social safety net. The push towards a modern welfare state accelerated after the Great Depression, when the state took on the responsibility for macroeconomic stabilization – a role that required the maintenance of a large middle class by widening the provision of public goods through progressive taxation of incomes and wealth and fostering economic opportunity for all.
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Any economic model that does not properly address inequality will eventually face a crisis of legitimacy. Unless the relative economic roles of the market and the state are rebalanced, the protests of 2011 will become more severe, with social and political instability eventually harming long-term economic growth and welfare.

Every countries have their own forlk heroes, in Korea, Hong Gil-Dong, Australia we have outlaw convict cool beared bush ranger Nedy Kelly and UK Robin Hood etc... think of them,  they are all rogues but loved by  people forever. Centuries later they become a kind of human-model, everyone loves rogues dark side romantic walking on edges. I think even if we are all in super tech-fast 21st century, we still want to our heroes are all extraordinary, dark vengengeful and dashing, and bloody courageous. That is why bloody revolution around traps. That is why we need a wise leadership and a smart governments. A wrong systems and stupid leadership are union of corruptions and begotten of social unrest

p.s. gosh my spelling is ever getting right???!!!!! 
I am right and the spell is wrong?! That is simple way straight spell out.
By the way what happen, I made so many spelling mistake the comment above( which I have to rewrite it) because I forget to turn back to the languages setting in English after I used another language for spell check and I was half sleeping in my bed when I was writing, sorry!!! I have to bit of more careful of my writing, as my brain goes one step ahead of my fingers

Wednesday, October 12, 2011

Dancing Through Minefield

From Project Syndicate-George Soros: the leaders of Europe all understand now they can not  “Kicking The Can Down The Road” . Here is Soros says the European countries how to dance through with a narrow minefield, a radical step;
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Let me stake out more precisely the narrow path that would allow Europe to pass through this minefield. The banking system needs to be guaranteed first, and recapitalized later. Governments cannot afford to recapitalize the banks now; it would leave them with insufficient funds to deal with the sovereign-debt problem. It will cost much less to recapitalize the banks after the crisis has abated and both government bonds and bank shares have returned to more normal levels.
Governments can, however, provide a credible guarantee, given their power to tax. A new, legally binding agreement – not a change to the Lisbon Treaty (which would encounter too many hurdles), but a new agreement – will be needed for the eurozone to mobilize that power, and such an accord will take time to negotiate and ratify. But, in the meantime, governments can call upon the European Central Bank, which the eurozone member states already fully guarantee on a pro rata basis.

Close two eyes( you must at a narrow mindfield, see your third eyes)  and take deep breath and hold your breath and kick the air and  dance!  No fear! That is the ground work for the economy growth! Ha Ha!!


Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Our Door Always Open To Us

Meeting with Our Brothers and Sisters



South never shut the door to North, always open and with open minded and patience, a older brother cares about his younger brother. Yes I agree if we prepare the unification the cost of unification not much as  East and West Germany. There is lots of ways to learn from German unification. Start from civilian level, not a political. South is leading technology and wealthy, should help North Korean brothers,  help in any way, even if initially they might be refuse it but continuously try.  You know when your younger brother is hungry you should share with your wealth that is how we brought up. Must be genuine with sincerity.   Ordinary people should never think of North Koreans are our enemy but our own brothers and sisters. You never forget that your family even if they divided for more than 50 years. If South need to beg North Korean brothers come to the table then they should. Why not? Do it more, it doesn’t hurt you.  North Korean brothers are  bad mouthing South that is ok we can deal with it. No problems!  When you are wiser and wealthy you can afford to be benevolence to others.  Remember our dearest wish is The Unification!


Sunday, October 9, 2011

Catch Up To The Reality

Regulators in the United States and overseas are cracking down on computerized high-speed trading ...,
“We are just beginning to catch up to the reality of, ‘Hey, we are in an electronic market, what does that mean?’ ”
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When British regulators noticed strange price movements in a range of shares on the London Stock Exchange, they tracked them to a Canadian firm issuing thousands of computerized orders allegedly designed to mislead other investors.
  Snail are walking and thinking!





Saturday, October 8, 2011

Honey Badger Don't Care

Here an articles from NYT, saying the Occupy Wall Street as “the Honey Badger”. Ha ha ha…, definitely awesome worrisome if you are not on their side.   See the AWESOME HONEY BADGER below.  



WHAT A PURE AWESOME BEAST!!! Never give up just keep going! When I look into this amazing creature, nature made, I have deep admirations, touches me deeply its furious-firehouse-ferociousness and superbness. I don’t know what is but immense energy its enthusiasm, gorge for life, pure just so pure…, O yes that is right it is pure wild and natural, life itself, a pure life, to kills or to be killed, there is no nonsense in animals world. Carnivorous, there is no middle ground but you or me. One has to be eaten by another. Immensely duty bound life itself in life this earth. I love the ferocious beast.

Friday, October 7, 2011

Nailed their Coffin

Model Talking
Modeled Behavior via Krugman



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In the first act, bankers took advantage of deregulation to run wild (and pay themselves princely sums), inflating huge bubbles through reckless lending. In the second act, the bubbles burst — but bankers were bailed out by taxpayers, with remarkably few strings attached, even as ordinary workers continued to suffer the consequences of the bankers’ sins. And, in the third act, bankers showed their gratitude by turning on the people who had saved them, throwing their support — and the wealth they still possessed thanks to the bailouts — behind politicians who promised to keep their taxes low and dismantle the mild regulations erected in the aftermath of the crisis.
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Rich Yeselson, a veteran organizer and historian of social movements, has suggested that debt relief for working Americans become a central plank of the protests. I’ll second that, because such relief, in addition to serving economic justice, could do a lot to help the economy recover. I’d suggest that protesters also demand infrastructure investment — not more tax cuts — to help create jobs. Neither proposal is going to become law in the current political climate, but the whole point of the protests is to change that political climate.  Keep reading

I don’t know where it is heading for but one thing so clear, it is the current mood, always calm surfaces  volatile ferocious undercurrents,  people are pissed off.  Wonder what is going to happen? Cleary a great catch to Krugman on their side that is a wining strategy.  I think it is something significant things happen for sure! I like watching people's fighting!

Here I am as a model bystander, gasoline on the fire and fuel for their causes?  Good on you Yankee!

Fuck’em all the scumbag  assholes!
All white colour criminals
Deflated warmongers at whores’ house
Bags of rotten prose cons
Put all these assholes in a scumbag
Stithied up millions agitated prickles
Straightjackets for endearment
Drown at the growl rivers

My ever proper decent model talking please stormy growl growl…! All the way down stream... fuck'em all the scumbags!


Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Faces of Beauty



Knowing, beauty is bounded by our soul, if then why this sorrowful weathered guttered beauty is so delightful to us? Our souls are enchanted by not only joyfulness but also but also guttered desolation too.  So I gather we are bit of all masochistic bunches. But remember the guttered winter promises always spring!  The nature always fairer, always unveiled a kind warm holy face after the dark cold tunnel.  

Monday, October 3, 2011

Diagnosis And Treatment

Here is nice  Joseph E. Stiglitz’s  diagnosis and treatment to the  sick manic depressive gloomy desultory world economy to the leaders.
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The prescription for what ails the global economy follows directly from the diagnosis: strong government expenditures, aimed at facilitating restructuring, promoting energy conservation, and reducing inequality, and a reform of the global financial system that creates an alternative to the buildup of reserves. Keep reading

 You have to understand first what is wrong, sick man economy, without knowing what is wrong  first place how you treat sick man? He says.  Yes, well after all of this we don’t know who can be trust, who are the experts?  Gurus are saying that the experts stuffed the things up so…, I am reading reading… try to make sense out of all of this.  

Guessing Game

Don’t give up! In our life there are two ways always:  goes up or goes down eventually!  Sometimes it can take years sometimes within second. Try to make this world equalizes that is impossible in nature, The catch of  the yield guessing game ,as from Krugman:

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But here’s the thing: the Fed can’t cut rates from here, because they’re already zero. It can, however, raise rates. So the long-term rate has to be above the short-term rate, because under current conditions it’s like an option price: short rates might move up, but they can’t go down.
Indeed, if we look at Japan we find that the yield curve was positively sloped all the way through the lost decade.
 
It is bottom now so the only way is up soon or late, everything takes time, but how long, that is question!   

Fighting Poverty

Here is compelling story from the UN Chief, about his childhood in Korea, and the world hunger is all about hand of politicians. In Africa particular, centuries their colonial masters stripped all the natural resources. Afterword long decades military dictatorships and endless civil wars.  Today hunger is all about man made disaster.   
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Like South Korea’s own experience in fighting poverty, Millennium Villages in Africa, and similar projects elsewhere, are now surging ahead in food production, children’s health, and in forging a sustainable pathway out of poverty itself. At the same time, I was impressed with one crucial difference between Korea’s efforts in the 1960’s and what is possible today. Touring the Mwandama Village, I saw the potential of modern technologies – smart phones and mobile broadband, improved seed varieties, the latest in drip irrigation, modern diagnostic tests for malaria, and low-cost solar-energy grids – to advance human well-being in ways that simply were not feasible even a few years ago.
I saw a community health worker using a smart phone to manage malaria treatment within a household. The worker used a low-cost diagnostic kit to confirm the malaria diagnosis, circumventing the need for a microscope and laboratory; a smart phone to key in the test results and receive advice from an “expert system” designed by public-health specialists; and state-of-the-art combination drug therapy to cure the illness. The child was cured within the home; a few years ago, that same child would have faced a high risk of death unless he was somehow brought to a distant clinic in time.

I saw other breakthrough changes in daily life. In a community that once could not feed itself, a giant warehouse was almost bursting with tons of surplus grain. By using high-yield seeds, better soil management, and proper row planting, the community has more than tripled its crop production, and villagers who previously were hungry grain buyers are now food-secure grain sellers.
Keep reading


  We human are very resourceful, all the smart technology and minds are working together defeat the deadlock.  

Sunday, October 2, 2011

The Shari'ah Aims

An interesting article from The Tripoli Post; Mustafa Abdul-Jalil and the Great Shari'ah Divide - by Dr. Abdul Wahid
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As a body of law, the Shari'ah aims to protect, for all its citizens, their lives, property, honour, beliefs, and minds. It also balances spiritual, humanitarian, ethical and material values in a way that capitalist states have wholly failed to do.

It addresses both the collective and the individual protecting both society and individuality; it prioritises and protects the poor while permitting the rich to enjoy their wealth. It is not afraid to focus on the next world as well as this one.

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Yet a state that put the Shari'ah above interests of foreign powers, rich elites, and put much sought after resources in the hands of the public (not to be sold off to multinational corporations) - is not a state that is in the interests of capitalist states that seek to enforce their dominance and harness resources for themselves - and also challenges the ideological foundations that currently dominate the world... Keep reading

Saturday, October 1, 2011

If You Love For Love





If you love for beauty,
Oh, do not love me!
Love the sun,
She has golden hair!

If you love for youth,
Oh, do not love me!
Love the spring;
It is young every year!

If you love for treasure,
Oh, do not love me!
Love the mermaid;
She has many clear pearls!

If you love for love,
Oh yes, do love me!
Love me ever,
I'll love you evermore


What a glory glory song never tired of listening.  If you love for love you love please do love me!  Iove me ever I will love you evermore!  Been thinking our endeavour in this earth. Beautifully courageous, magnificent darling, their struggles  their endless hardship but never give up their struggle  until their inevitable victories, the magnificence spices is called human being, WE.  I am deeply thankful and  privilege to be one of them.  
     

Friday, September 30, 2011

OK AFL Grand Final

I am watching AFL Grand Final,  I am a huge fan of the MAGPIE, Collingwood, after my beloved soccer,  AFL is the next game.  

GOGO YOU MAGPIE!!!


Magpie lost, but it is  a game of natur and end of the day,  knowing that Australia v Australia so that was OK, and always there is a winner and loser in our life. Without it that is not a game. So lose is OK too, because of the way how to lose, not bad things e.g. the AFL game Magpie did a great game but…, you lost to another Australia.  so that was OK, OK?!??????? Yes but it wouldn't so nice if the Magpie won!?


Why I become a Magpie fan? A  friend who immigrate  from Malta  some years ago, he is  an ardent Collingwood supporter, one Saturday afternoon  when he  first arrived  at Australia, he saw the AFL game on TV, which Collingwood played,  at  age of 16, he was smitten the Magpie,  the boy decided that the  Magpie is his team,  ever since he become crazy about Magpie! His story was compelling enough so I decide become a Magpie fan too!   You have problems with that?

 This Year 2011 IMF meeting , dealing wiht eurozone crisis, the goverenments  focus on bandages ankles while the patient orgain failer. While  the United States, where they have been continuse trying  to recicitate the docile patient  same time sucking all the oxyen out of the patient by giving poison  social  insurences ..., Oh man you are stucked by  breathless encountering, you have to chose one or another!  So confusing itn’t it. He hee this very interesting.
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But there are two things different about today. First, the US labor market is failing so badly that expanded government spending carries no resource cost to society as a whole. Second, bond investors are being really stupid. In a world in which the S&P 500 has a 7% annual earnings yield, nobody should be happy holding a US government 30-year inflation-adjusted bond that yields 1% per year. That six-percentage-point difference in anticipated real yield is a measure of bond investors’ extraordinary and irrational panic. They are willing to pay 6% per year for “safety.”

I couldn’t agree with re: the bondmongers

Knights of Austerians v Keynesians

WoW Here is Krugman and Wolf armed with Keynesian and raised their  swords  supply and demand, chivalry challenge  saying “…The austerians have brought us to the brink of a vast disaster”  they have stuffed the world economy, thus the world is suffering, from now on all the world monetary policy leave up to the Keynesians.
Austerians v Keynesians set the grand final match,  they are divided by two sides who is going to be a umpire of vimpire? A tuft war, fighting with ferocity and gallantry,  never gives in inch both side! Fight! Rise your sword name of the kingdome of the world of economic!  So they should fighting with gallantry code, armed with wild wizardry sorcerers, calling for supply and demand sword of evils power to help their team win. We have to fix this son of bitch rotten depressive economy sake of the world. The Title is “Rocky 2011, the Ring Cycle!! Here is my encouragement of the grand match of the Knights Code of Chivalry.

Knights Code of Chivalry

The Chivalry  Economist  Knight with his gallantry amour and ready to defend their realm!  Should decent fight!  Yehee Yehee!!

Smart Governments

Here from Jeffrey D. Sachs, if countries are globally competitive they should be smart governments;
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What globalization requires, therefore, are smart government policies. Governments should promote high-quality education, to ensure that young people are prepared to face global competition. They should raise productivity by building modern infrastructure and promoting science and technology. And governments should cooperate globally to regulate those parts of the economy – notably finance and the environment – in which problems in one country can spill over to other parts of the world.
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The world’s most successful economies today are not in Asia, but in Scandinavia. By using high taxes to finance a high level of government services, these countries have balanced high prosperity with social justice and environmental sustainability. This is the key to well-being in today’s globalized economy. Perhaps more parts of the world – and especially the world’s young people – are beginning to recognize this new reality.

That is right that is proven track record, but also these countries have highest suicide rate and suffer from alcoholism too! Wonder why? Probably too comfortable their existence they have no incentive go out work, thinking too much drinking too much.



Believe or Not

Here the NYT is interesting article about the Arab Spring and emergence of its political systems as:

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In Egypt, a similar impulse has begun to fracture the Muslim Brotherhood as a growing number of politicians and parties argue for a model inspired by Turkey, where a party with roots in political Islam has thrived in a once-adamantly secular system. Some contend that the absolute monarchy of puritanical Saudi Arabia in fact violates Islamic law.
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“If the Islamic spectrum goes from Bin Laden to Erdogan, which of them is Islam?” Mr. Ghannouchi asked in a recent debate with a secular critic. “Why are we put in the same place as a model that is far from our thought, like the Taliban or the Saudi model, while there are other successful Islamic models that are close to us, like the Turkish, the Malaysian and the Indonesian models, models that combine Islam and modernity?” Keep reading

As I am a believer of the world of religion, all the religion made for us not we made for the religion without human there would be no religion;   Allah, Buddha and Christ…, the world religions teaches us all same thing benevolence, tolerant and against all evils …, why then the world become a such  blood sucker place? Full of biases,  we human are all xenophobia bunches. I think fundamentally we are all racists certain extent, and naturally against others if they are not our own kind… But we have to live together otherwise where should we all go?  The world is one until there is alternative universal is found, so we have to learn tolerance each other.  Put aside political mannoses,  I think.

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Sick Man Of Europe- No Magic Potion

NYT: Even if Europe Averts Crisis, Growth May Lag for Years!

Now Markel et al have 600 billon voltage needle in ready to inject to the sick man of Europe to cure, but that trillion dollar intervenes injection is not a cure-all, simply buying debts from banks to shift to the taxpayers that doesn’t cure the sick man, that may be buy short term equanimity, but the massive debt still there as a straightjacket for stopping the growth. Thus there is a no magic potion. Aha now we leave up to the irrational-human, the irrational-nature the irrational-economic self- resuscitations for the recovery along its humby dumpy road. Do you think we call for a help from natural healers for a ritual, calling spirits to guide to the recovery journey?

Euro Crisis Has A Treatment!

This from Krugman blog NYT

Krugman Blog

Eurozone sovereign debt default risk has a political treatment before spill all  over the places here how to tamed the risky and volatile sovereign debt son of bitch, before spill over places. As: A shock treatment “shock and awe”. Clemency! Injection voltage €1,000bn, …that way how to tame the crazy mental manic depressive risky scumbag…, Yeah…,! By Martin Wolf from FT via to Krugman. If my language is too colourful would you please stop right here, it is not intent to innocence pure people like you! hee heee you are not innocent becuase you read  THIS!!

Monday, September 26, 2011

Amazigh Libyan city Zowara Democracy




What a wonderful to see the process of democracy!   Indeed Amazigh are  movers and shakers, and ferocious fighters too!

It is an old touching picture, the NTC Chief picture when he was  playing soccer!  



The Libyan President number is 6 the picture above.
The revolution belongs to all Libyans, secular or not Politicians' dangerous attempts to exclude some participants in the revolution risk alienating Libya's Islamists

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We are grateful for the role played by the international community in protecting the Libyan people; Libyans will never forget those who were our friends at this critical stage and will endeavour to build closer relations with those states on the basis of our mutual respect and common interests. However, the future of Libya is for the Libyans alone to decide. We cannot compromise on sovereignty or allow others to interfere in our internal affairs, position themselves as guardians of our revolution or impose leaders who do not represent a national consensus...

Euro Elegies

Bloomberg: Stocks Advance on Optimism Europe Will Act


We will wait and see what is going to happen,  promises and acting are  two different thing.  

Europe has money but no political will to do it!    US President Barack Obama said to the European leaders "scaring the world" yes indeed.




Sunday, September 25, 2011

Weathering Height of The Euro

This from Krugman's blog NYT. The faith of the Euro is hand of German;

Bloomberg
...If Germany had 4 percent inflation, they could do that over 5 years with stable prices in the periphery — which would imply an overall eurozone inflation rate of something like 3 percent.


But if Germany is going to have only 1 percent inflation, we’re talking about massive deflation in the periphery, which is both hard (probably impossible) as a macroeconomic proposition, and would greatly magnify the debt burden. This is a recipe for failure, and collapse.
If German let the Euro fail there would be another market crisis again but German would be gain, but then ripple effect, eventually collectively the world suffer. US$ would be the king of kings of the result? Or Yuan would be chipping the shoulder of US$. So go to the resources rich countries and invest on resources sector. Chinese staking up gold these days not buying US$ anymore. Wonder where all this end up.


From Al Jazeera, at the IMF World Bank meeting, warning each other another global melt down is possible, if the European countries not act together, they all fighting each other who is doing what. Anyway, all the leaders of the euro zone countries all sufficiently warned for some times, if they let the Euro fail what can we say! Especially Germany.


Wonder all of this, do you think the Euro will be around next decade?  Then which one is king of the kings?

AND afternoon

Here is Krugman’ today  NYT, his deadly warning. Everyone knows“  really really clemency if euro fails”  but they(leaders) are not willing to do the euro survival, or simply they don’t have incentive to do…!



Bit of listing this and make you feel better and btw have a nice glass of red too!