IMF: Same Problems Plagued World Since Global Financial Crisis exploded in 2008
On day of the US election my inner feeling was to look at the continuing global financial crisis.
Here is a report from Reuters.
http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/10/09/imf-global-idINDEE8970FB20121009
IMF warns global economic slowdown deepens, prods U.S., Europe
By Emily Kaiser and Lesley Wroughton
TOKYO | Tue Oct 9, 2012 7:48pm IST
(Reuters) – The IMF said… Continue reading
Vote 1: A Civil Manifesto For Social and Sustainable Prosperity
I wrote this at 4am in the morning feeling inspired. I then sent it to all the politicians in the Australian Parliament. I didn’t receive any comment but I exercised my citizenship. I also last year placed it on Obama’s blog, I wondered how it would be received. I think I speak for many people.… Continue reading
International Day of The Girl: Empower Girls To Be Powerful Changemakers
Girls and born equal to males, taking free choices away from females creates abuse and oppression, how can women and men create happy functional families when females are seen as less. The attitude towards females is modelled by fathers and other family members and passed onto son’s. Economically they are seen as a… Continue reading
Unemployment: Is it Better to Stand on Your Feet Then To Live on Your Knees?
I sent this to the Australian Prime Minister. I don’t expect a response, but felt to express another perspective. You never know if you never have a go. You cannot have a voice unless you exercise it. It is a practice and who knows maybe someone benefits. A hand… Continue reading
No Fish in the Ocean by 2050
I was stunned to learn that at current rates we could fish out the oceans. This is due to government subsidies to protect fishing industries. I was interested to learn the failure to ban Bluefin Tuna fishing was due to political pressure from Japan. I reflected on economic short termism versus long… Continue reading