Rodrigo Constantino: Lula enaltece o que tem de mais nojento nas lideranças mundiais

The other day, I was talking to a business owner after the final votes came in for the presidential election on November 6, 2012. He said since Obama was reelected that he was pretty sure his taxes would go up because he is self-employed, and he makes well over $250,000 per year and employs about 10 people in his company. “Yes,” I told him, “I am absolutely positive your taxes will go up, and you will have to find ways to maximize your deductions, or severely cut your costs.”

There are several economic sectors, the newest one that will come to light will be the development sector. This is my take on why the global economy is not doing so well and where funding needs to go instead of tax breaks and trying to relieve an economy that’s not working. I also write about how to implement such a movement and how society needs to “repair” itself or face destruction from war for limited resources in the future.

FOR DECADES, much of the emphasis regarding native economic development has been driven by federally administered programs, which are out-of-date and out-of-step with what’s going on in the real world. While the Canadian government has invested significant dollars over the years in the area of economic development the results have been lack luster on reserves. Why is this you ask?

During the 2008 Presidential election cycle, along about the end of August, Presidential Candidate, Senator John McCain, said in the mainstream media that; “the economy is fundamentally fine.” Of course, this was just weeks before everything completely fell apart, not that there weren’t signs of cracking up until then. The opposing party, the Obama Campaign, challenged him on this, and then as the financial real estate banking bubble burst, it was obvious that things; were not fine.

We’ve been told over and over again by President Obama that our economy is recovering and we have solid GDP growth. He’s told us that our unemployment numbers are coming down and they will continue to do so. He’s told us that our economy is fundamentally stable and things are looking up; that he’s “never been more hopeful for the future of America,” than he is today. Well, this president has told us lots of things I suppose, most written for him by others, then read from the teleprompter.