Embaixador da Ucrânia no Brasil diz que Lula está mal informado

Around the world there seems to be this new unfounded theory that rich people are the cause of economic strife amongst the masses. It’s easy to blame others for our own failures in life, and it is quite easy for a populist leader to promote such an agenda as a way to stay in power themselves. We have seen in the United States with their current Teleprompter in Chief this similar motif, just as we saw with the “Occupy Protests” where the 99% pointing fingers at the 1%.

The economy within the United States today is nothing more than a hyper-inflationary house of cards just waiting to completely fall apart. America has been down this path before, however today things are quite different than say during the late 1970’s through the early 1980’s. Today just one small fragile mistake will allow this house of cards to collapse, taking America right into hyperinflation.

The Founding of the Middle Colonies The founding of the Middle Colonies has its own history, as well. The Dutch found these areas on their quest westward to the Indies. An Englishman, Captain Henry Hudson, was sent and soon located the Hudson River, which led to Indians living along the shoreline.

Walmart has been the focus of protests in the news lately. Consumers and workers often feel torn between loving and hating giant superstores, between shopping at them for the prices and protesting their business practices. The negative impacts of massive retailers range from poor treatment of employees and suppliers to putting independent local firms out of business. Protests against such harmful effects are generally peaceful but can spiral into violent reactions at times, and in fiction, can be downright murderous.

Keeping it local keeps it where the heart is. It’s not just about the economy, or politics. It’s about the spirit of the season, paying it forward, and gifting everyone around you at the same time.