WEEKLY BLOG COMMENTS No. 75
DATES:
2013/07/28 – 2013/08/04
ANALYST:
Domingo Trassens
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Dear
Friends:
The last
week was marked for a series of different important subjects: homosexuality,
diplomacy with non-friend countries, and the frustrating short advance of the
job creation.
Pope
Francis returning from Brazil to the Vatican with humility said that he
cannot judge the gay priests.
Second, Russia gave a temporary residence to
Edward Snowden acting against the request of the United States.
Third,
on Friday, the U.S. Labor Department posted the jobs added during July and the
small variation of the unemployment rate.
The
three issues generated a lot debates, comments and also “quarrels” in the blog
pages of Internet and columns of the news papers due to the different opinions
the people have about the homosexuality in the society, the structural problems
that hit the jobless workers and the international relationships with countries
that always have a “No” for the requests of our foreign office.
Now I
would like to share with you a series of comments posted by myself in the WSJ
Journal Community and PBS through Twitter during the last seven days about the
top news of the week.
The
comments are organized in the following sections:
- United States
- Europe
- The
World (Asia, Africa, Middle East…)
- Latin America
-
Education
-
Religion
-
Economy, Business, Technology.
DAT
August 4, 2013
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UNITED
STATES
Subject: Different information sources recognize that the United States is again under the threat of al Qaeda attacks.
My Comment: Everyone
who thought the Osama bin Laden’s death was the end of al Qaeda, is naïve.
Terrorist groups like al Qaeda can survive despite the drone attacks and the persecution organized with thousands of troops and heavy weapons. (2013/08/03) 2 Recommendations
Story: Grand Jury Probes Firm That Cleared Snowden –
Part 1
Subject: Due to the case of Mr. Snowden, a grand jury is analyzing
how the contractors for national security are selecting.
My Comment: When we see now the attitude of Edward
Snowden, we realize that those who hired him for NSA’s work were incapable to
discover his "internal rebellion" against the institutions and his
"anarchism".
In intelligence services, the professionals have to be highly skilled for their position, but they also have to be very loyal with the institutions. (2013/08/03) 4 Recommendations
Story: Grand Jury Probes Firm That Cleared Snowden –
Part 2
My Comment answering to another
member who said that Mr. Snowden acted according to the spirit of the U.S. Constitution and against the current president of the
nation: I have to remark that
Edward Snowden didn’t betray current president of the nation (Democrat or
Republican). He was not loyal to the institution who hired him.
When you agree to work for the intelligence services, you assume special obligations according the conditions of your contract.
If Mr. Snowden really was sure that NSA was acting wrong, he has other resources according to our Constitution to act as a good citizen, but he preferred to flee.
A good citizen complains about the bad practices of the institutions in the country, not fleeing to other countries. But Mr. Snowden has no guts. He is a coward. And more, he has shared secret information of the nation with China and Russia.
The American Constitution doesn't say that if you disagree with the institutions of the country, you have the right to go China and Russia to distribute the data that you stole on an official database. (2013/08/03) 1 Recommendation
Subject: Different sources say that the United States is over al Qaeda’s threat.
My Comment: We cannot live under a mattress. In this
case, the government has to do all that is necessary to abort al Qaeda attacks
on American targets. (2013/08/02) 2 Recommendations
PBS -
ANALYSIS AIR DATE: Aug.
1, 2013 -
Despite Tension Over Snowden,
U.S. and Russia Seem Reluctant to Upset Diplomacy
My Comment: XX, thank you for your comment. I appreciate
your message.
About your question:
“Did Snowden state that he wanted to live in total freedom?”
The best answer is
the statement of the Snowden to “The Guardian”. He said: “I do not want to live
in a world where everything I do and say is recorded”.
Everybody knows that
Google, Yahoo, Facebook, Twitter and the telecommunication carriers record our
conversations and messages for different purposes (technical reasons,
marketing, curiosity … security) across all the world (no only in the U.S.).
In other words,
always somebody is looking at us and frequently they try to determine where we have
to walk… We believe that we have the “freedom” to decide about our own life,
but in a practical sense, we only have the “freedom” to decide among the 2 or 3
options that others put on the table.
For example, you are
an American citizen and the registration of your computer and software is in
U.S.; but you travel and stay temporarily in Germany, in that moment, Google
sends you all the messages in Deutsch (German)…and after that you go to France,
and Google sends you the messages and advertisement in French… and if you
refuse to confirm your temporary residence where you are (Germany, France,
Poland, Italy…), they block your computer. I have lived through this experience
a lot of times and it is terrible that they send you messages in a language
that you don’t know and require confirmation of your phone. Sometimes, after
you re-changed all the texts to English, you receive again new messages in
German or French or Italian…
In summary, we are
living in a world with a “freedom” ruled by others… For this reason, the ideas
of Snowden are only a fantasy. (By TWITTER) (2013/08/02)
PBS -
ANALYSIS AIR DATE: Aug. 1,
2013 -
Despite Tension Over Snowden,
U.S. and Russia Seem Reluctant to Upset Diplomacy – Part 1
My Comment: I agree that Edward Snowden will not be a
free man in Russia.
They will spy on him
every minute, also when he sleeps or in the bathroom.
And if he does
something wrong, he will learn in his own skin the difference between the
punishment in Russia and U.S. (By TWITTER) (2013/08/02) 2 Recommendations
PBS -
ANALYSIS AIR DATE: Aug.
1, 2013 -
Despite Tension Over Snowden,
U.S. and Russia Seem Reluctant to Upset Diplomacy – Part 2
My Comment: If Edward Snowden returns to U.S., he will go to jail for a long time.
However, in Russia he will be monitored every minute.
Definitively, he is not in the paradise where he wanted to live with total freedom.
(By TWITTER) (2013/08/02) 1 Recommendation
Story: U.S.: 'Extreme' Disappointment in Russia's Asylum for Snowden
- Part 1
Subject: The White House
expressed the “extreme disappointment” for the Russian’s asylum for Mr. Snowden
My Comment: The
story says: “U.S.:
‘Extreme’ Disappointment…” When we know the answer will be “No”, it is
frustrating that the U.S. Secretary of State calls the Russian foreign minister
asking for his intervention. The best attitude is to put down the case. (2013/08/01)
1 Recommendation
Story: U.S.: 'Extreme' Disappointment in Russia's Asylum for
Snowden – Part 2
My Comment: We
cannot force the Russians to act in one or another direction, but when we know
they will not follow our request, the best posture is to put down the case.
Every time that John Kerry talks with the Russian foreign minister or President Putin, the Russians move in a contrary direction. These are diplomatic defeats. (2013/08/01) 4 Recommendations
Subject: The U.S. Secretary of State lauds Egypt military for “restoring democracy”
My Comment: The
function of the U.S. Secretary of State is to build and support good
relationships with other countries, reducing “friction” with our enemies and
the regimes that have different ideologies than we have.
However, our Secretary of State has to be cautious in public comments and actions that imply compromise with foreign leaders and countries that only try to use us to their benefit, but we don’t know what their real intentions are.
In the case of General Sisi, he is acting like other military leaders of the world that before brought down civil governments with apparently “democratic intentions” but in the end, they used the new civil authorities as “puppets” for their own interests.
In summary, we have to be “friendly” with everyone who acts in a friendly way with us but this attitude doesn’t imply sleeping in the same bed… (2013/08/02) 1 Recommendation
Story: Kerry Lauds Egypt Military for 'Restoring Democracy'
– Part 2
My Comment: In the
current circumstances, it is not appropriate that the U.S. Secretary of State
makes public comments about the internal politics of the Egyptians.
Nobody knows the real intentions of General Sisi. Nobody knows if there is a “secret plan” behind the new “democratic process”. (2013/08/01) 4 Recommendations
Nobody knows the real intentions of General Sisi. Nobody knows if there is a “secret plan” behind the new “democratic process”. (2013/08/01) 4 Recommendations
My Comment: Now
Edward Snowden will learn the Russian language and the basics about the
Communist “paradise”.
Meanwhile, all his steps across Russia will be reported to President Putin and the Russian secret services.
After that, probably he will realize that he was an ingenuous and candid guy when he said: “I do not want to live in a world where everything I do and say is recorded” and he took the wrong route for his “freedom” and “independence”.
From Russia, the distance to his “fantasy world” is longer than from America. (2013/08/01) 1 Recommendation
Meanwhile, all his steps across Russia will be reported to President Putin and the Russian secret services.
After that, probably he will realize that he was an ingenuous and candid guy when he said: “I do not want to live in a world where everything I do and say is recorded” and he took the wrong route for his “freedom” and “independence”.
From Russia, the distance to his “fantasy world” is longer than from America. (2013/08/01) 1 Recommendation
Subject: Pfc. Bradley Manning was acquitted of aiding the enemy.
My Comment: Pfc.
Bradley Manning is a caricature of what a soldier has to be. If he didn't have
guts to be a soldier, he should have left the institution before acting against
it. (2013/07/30) 3 Recommendations
Subject: The White House is showing a lot of anxiety about the
Egyptian events.
My Comment: With the
fear to commit new mistakes, the White House continues making mistakes in its
relationships with Egypt.
First, it was with Hosni Murabak. Next, former President Morsi used the U.S. only in the way he wanted, while he was spreading his revolution. Now, General Sisi is asking for his new toys (the F-16s), but he doesn’t take obligations. Meanwhile, we lose time and money. (2013/07/30) 4 Recommendations
First, it was with Hosni Murabak. Next, former President Morsi used the U.S. only in the way he wanted, while he was spreading his revolution. Now, General Sisi is asking for his new toys (the F-16s), but he doesn’t take obligations. Meanwhile, we lose time and money. (2013/07/30) 4 Recommendations
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EUROPE
Subject: Spanish Prime Minister Mario Rajoy accussed the party
treasurer for a pending case of corruption.
My Comment: Spanish
Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy accuses the former party treasurer with the
intention to protect his own back.
Who really can say that Mr. Rajoy is clean? “Corruption” is always a “sin” that involves more than one. (2013/08/01)
Who really can say that Mr. Rajoy is clean? “Corruption” is always a “sin” that involves more than one. (2013/08/01)
Story: Italy's Supreme Court Upholds Berlusconi Tax-Fraud
Conviction – Part 1
Subject: Italian Supreme Court upholds Mr. Berluscon tax-fraud
conviction.
My Comment: I am not
sure that we can say “Adios Silvio” or “Ciao Silvio” because till now Silvio
Berlusconi has a lot of power and influence.
Through the media, Mr. Berlusconi can shake the fragile
coalition that is ruling Italy
in the way to demolish the government. The former prime minister has experience
in this dirty business to hit his rivals and enemies. (2013/08/01) 1
Recommendation
Story: Loyalists Seek Pardon for Berlusconi – Part 2
My Comment: Several
days ago, when Silvio Berlusconi was convicted of tax fraud, we expected an
immediate reaction from the loyalists of the former premier minister.
Now the news says that the Berlusconi’s followers ask for
his “pardon” and they talk about a possible a “civil war”.
Personally, we don’t think Mr. Berlusconi needs a “civil war” to shake the political apparatus of Italy.
The former Italian Premier Minister continues to managing the media. With this "tool", he can put in jail those who accuse him because a lot of them are corrupt too. (2013/08/04) 1 Recommendation
Personally, we don’t think Mr. Berlusconi needs a “civil war” to shake the political apparatus of Italy.
The former Italian Premier Minister continues to managing the media. With this "tool", he can put in jail those who accuse him because a lot of them are corrupt too. (2013/08/04) 1 Recommendation
Story: EU Unemployment Rate Falls
Subject: The EU authorities say the unemployment rate fell in the
euro-zone region but some countries like Spain continues with high rates.
My Comment: The European Union report about jobs says the
unemployment rate of the euro-zone fell in June, but the 26.3% of Spain
shows a terrible picture.
Ten or eleven years ago, in the start of the euro-zone, the
Spanish people who were traveling across the world making business said: “We
are running better than the Germans”.
Now, if we compare the rates of Germany (5.4%) and Spain (26.3%), the gap between both countries is huge. (2013/07/31)
Now, if we compare the rates of Germany (5.4%) and Spain (26.3%), the gap between both countries is huge. (2013/07/31)
Subject: In Germany, the elections for a new chancellor are creating different
question marks.
My Comment: Peer
Steinbrück - the most important rival of Chancellor Angela Merkel - is a
politician with strong experience in government issues, but he is not a
charismatic leader. Frequently his attitude is arrogant and unfriendly. He
enjoys making comments that hit others. Recently, he criticized Sigmal Gabriel
- Social Democratic Party leader - from the party who selected him for the new
elections. (2013/07/30)
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THE
WORLD (Asia, Africa, Middle East…)
Subject: President Mugabe declared himself the winner of the Zimbabwe elections.
My Comment: In Zimbabwe,
Robert Mugabe will remain in power according to the results of the presidential
election (61% of the vote). The opposition says the voting was a “sham”.
Outside Zimbabwe, who really cares if the election was fraudulent? The entire world knows that in this African country, democracy is not democracy. In 2008, it was exactly the same. In the end, nobody pushed Mr. Mugabe out of power. (2013/08/03) 8 Recommendations
Outside Zimbabwe, who really cares if the election was fraudulent? The entire world knows that in this African country, democracy is not democracy. In 2008, it was exactly the same. In the end, nobody pushed Mr. Mugabe out of power. (2013/08/03) 8 Recommendations
My Comment: The complaint
of Morgan Tsvangirai that the current voting was a “huge farce” after five
years of the famous institutional crisis of Zimbabwe
shows that nothing changed during this period for the African country.
President Robert Mugabe is older than before but he continues controlling all the structure of the power. (2013/08/01) 1 Recommendation
President Robert Mugabe is older than before but he continues controlling all the structure of the power. (2013/08/01) 1 Recommendation
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LATIN AMERICA
Subject: Argentine entrepreneur is trying to develop the nanotech
industry in South America.
My Comment: Argentina
always has good entrepreneurs and professionals who believe in the potential of
the country in innovative business niches and high level professional projects.
The problem is the political framework. From the times of the first presidency of Juan Peron in the 40s, the government system is interventionist independently of the president who is in the Pink House. With frequency, the political and economic authorities try to interfere in domestic and international transactions of the private businessmen with rules and laws that suffocate good initiatives.
The problem is the political framework. From the times of the first presidency of Juan Peron in the 40s, the government system is interventionist independently of the president who is in the Pink House. With frequency, the political and economic authorities try to interfere in domestic and international transactions of the private businessmen with rules and laws that suffocate good initiatives.
This situation forces an expensive “lobby” to open the doors of officials who want to have an "income" for signing the okay. (In the vocabulary of the Buenos Aires’ streets: “recibir una cometa”…)
Eduardo Eurnekian has experience in all the “tricks” that an entrepreneur has to manage to deal with a “caste” of immoral politicians and officials. He is in the media business for a long time. Certainly he knows exactly the doors of the economic authorities that he has to open if he wants to be successful in the nanotech business. (2013/08/03)
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EDUCATION
Story: The $4 Million Teacher
Subject: South
Korea has a 93% high-school graduation rate
and the search for good teachers and educators in this country is growing.
My Comment: Talk
about “The $4 Million Teacher” looks like a dream from someone who imagine how
the education is paid in another planet.
In general, across our planet, teachers are professionals who don’t earn a lot of money. Sometimes, they have to take two jobs for make a living.
In general, across our planet, teachers are professionals who don’t earn a lot of money. Sometimes, they have to take two jobs for make a living.
The story talks about the top teachers in South Korea where their students are consider “among the best of the world.”
We know that in South Korea good English teachers are paid with excellent salaries.
But we will not discuss the details of the story written by Amanda Ripley and posted in Wall Street Journal.
However, we think the payment of good educators has to be re-considered by the educational authorities in the United States and the countries that want to have the top leaders and the higher qualified professionals.
We cannot accept anymore that the teachers and professors who develop the “brains” of the managers of our companies and the workers of our factories earn less income that the graduates educated by them. (2013/08/04)
Story: The $4 Million Teacher
My Comment answering to a
member of the Journal Community who affirms the U.S. teachers linked with the unions don’t deserve more salary:
XX, thank you for your comment. Your observation is good but you are talking
about the teachers linked with the unions here in the United
States. I am talking of the “good educators”
here and everywhere who really develop the “brains” of the managers, employees
and workers who move the economy of the countries.
I agree with you that the teachers who only work under the umbrella of the unions everywhere in the world are teachers who only do the minimum to perform their jobs. Frequently, they don’t care if the students learn; they only care for the “statistics”.
I agree with you that the teachers who only work under the umbrella of the unions everywhere in the world are teachers who only do the minimum to perform their jobs. Frequently, they don’t care if the students learn; they only care for the “statistics”.
But for me, TEACHERS are REALY the educators who put first the learning of their students, before the “statistics”.
My observation is about the TEACHERS who work with the “brains” of their students in the right way to open their intellectual functions to knowledge and then guide them on the correct road of practice. I was one of those TEACHERS in another country and now I don’t have at least a coin in my pocket for my educational effort. (2013/08/04) 1 Recommendation
Story: The $4 Million Teacher
My Comment answering again to a
member of the Journal Community: XX:
Thank you for understanding my point. I appreciate again a lot your words.
When I was studying the art and science of education, I learned that I never have to leave alone the student till he/she is in condition to build his/her own road. During my years in the university in another country and here in the United States as a volunteer in the Fort Lauderdale, Main Branch library I never left alone my students until they were in condition to act for themselves.
The teacher has to put all his heart, feelings and intelligence into the classroom not only because each student is a potential manager or CEO... The teacher is like a sculptor of adult human beings, but he is also like a master engineer who helps build the road for his students.
When I was studying the art and science of education, I learned that I never have to leave alone the student till he/she is in condition to build his/her own road. During my years in the university in another country and here in the United States as a volunteer in the Fort Lauderdale, Main Branch library I never left alone my students until they were in condition to act for themselves.
The teacher has to put all his heart, feelings and intelligence into the classroom not only because each student is a potential manager or CEO... The teacher is like a sculptor of adult human beings, but he is also like a master engineer who helps build the road for his students.
But because a lot of teachers put the "statistics"
first, in the end they really don't perform their first duty:
"teaching". (2013/08/04) 1 Recommendation
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RELIGION
Subject: Pope Francis gave
signals of openness to gay priests.
My Comment: Pope
Francis began the big changes for the Catholic Church. (2013/07/29) 1
Recommendation
PBS – REPORT -
AIR DATE: July 29, 2013 - Pope Francis Strikes Tolerant Tone in
Remarks on Gay Catholics
Subject: Pope Francis talks in a tolerant tone about
on Catholics who are gay.
My Comment: "Love everyone, without judging"
is a good sentence that reflects the true Jesus' teaching. (By TWITTER)
(2013/08/03) 1 Recommendation
PBS -
ANALYSIS AIR DATE: Aug.
2, 2013 -
Brooks and Marcus talking about the Catholic Church and homosexuality.
My COMMENT: I disagree with the position of David
Brooks in relation with the statement of Pope Francis about homosexuality.
Of course, David is
a political analyst and this issue is not political. It is a religious issue
with social and human connotations.
However, after
centuries of condemning homosexuality as a big sin, if the Pope of the Catholic
Church says that he has not the right to judge homosexuals; this statement
marks a huge change in the way of thinking of someone who is ruling the
institutions of the Church now. Definitively, this attitude of humility exceeds
the frame of the religious environment.
Probably, we will
not see immediate effects in a short time because the old-fashioned cardinals
like the former Pope Benedict will not change their minds, but in long term the
Catholic Church's liberalization will have implications in the human attitude
of the western civilization. And surely, it will stop the current
discrimination against gays. (By TWITTER) (2013/08/03) 2 Recommendation
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ECONOMY,
BUSINESS, TECHNOLOGY
Story: Low Pay Clouds Job Growth
Subject: U.S. Labor Department posted the Job Report of July 2013.
My Comment: If the
situation continues like now, the salary of the low level employees and
newcomers will be worse than the Chinese wages.
Today, in educational and health organizations, a lot of professionals work as volunteers with the goal to gain merit for paid positions. (2013/08/03) 2 Recommendations
Today, in educational and health organizations, a lot of professionals work as volunteers with the goal to gain merit for paid positions. (2013/08/03) 2 Recommendations
PBS -
ANALYSIS AIR DATE: Aug. 2, 2013 - Brooks and Marcus talking about the July Job Report.
My COMMENT: The analysis of Ruth Marcus doesn't show the true
situation on the street:
- First, we cannot wait until 2020
to fix the dramatic situation of a lot of jobless workers who are tired of
knocking on doors that are locked with more than two bars.
- Second, from the moment the
Internet took the lead in the job search business, a lot of job agencies are
posting thousands of fictitious jobs on the pages of work that create a fake
scenario related to this crucial economic variable.
- Third, like David says, there
are deep structural problems in the current job market. A lot of work positions
and professions that were good jobs ten years ago, today they are dead. The
technology changed dramatically the equations of the economy in less than 10
years.
And the monthly Job Report of the
U.S. Labor Department is only a set of statistics that don't reveal the real
problems of jobless workers. (By TWITTER) (2013/08/03) 1 Recommendation
Subject: The discussions about the Dell buyout continues and the
deal didn’t achieve to a final point.
My Comment: Till
now, the negotiation for the buyout of Dell is a long game without a clear
final…
Surely, after a period as a private company, Michael will want that his company returns to Wall Street to earn more money for the people who believe in the technology industry. (2013/08/02) 2 Recommendations
Surely, after a period as a private company, Michael will want that his company returns to Wall Street to earn more money for the people who believe in the technology industry. (2013/08/02) 2 Recommendations
Subject: Apple is looking for a new manager for its
retail stores after the resignation of the previous manager responsible for their
own stores across the world.
My Comment: The
retail stores of technology need periodical refreshing according to the moment,
in special when they don't have announcements of new products that will
generate a rush of customers and enthusiastic visitors.
For this reason, it is important that Apple names a manager full-time dedicated to the management of its stores
Apple has to extend its "moment" with glow and intelligence if it doesn't want to lose sales. The original idea to open retail stores focused on the "mantra" of the company was great. (2013/08/02)
For this reason, it is important that Apple names a manager full-time dedicated to the management of its stores
Apple has to extend its "moment" with glow and intelligence if it doesn't want to lose sales. The original idea to open retail stores focused on the "mantra" of the company was great. (2013/08/02)
Subject: Toyota posted new good financial results after a period of
declination of its profit.
My Comment: After some
serious problems Toyota lived through
the last years ago, the figures of its last quarter (April-June 2013) reflect a
good recovery.
According to the information, in the last quarter, the Japanese car maker posted a net profit of US$5.6 billion, up 94% compared with the same period of the previous year.
This is a positive signal in relation with the series of faded numbers that other companies have posted in recent days, including energy companies, car makers and technology leaders. (2013/08/02)
According to the information, in the last quarter, the Japanese car maker posted a net profit of US$5.6 billion, up 94% compared with the same period of the previous year.
This is a positive signal in relation with the series of faded numbers that other companies have posted in recent days, including energy companies, car makers and technology leaders. (2013/08/02)
Subject: Google introduced a new digital tablet. A technology
journalist from WSJ posted a short analysis of its main features.
My Comment: The
analyst who evaluated the Nexus 7 mini tablet wrote:
- Positive: “impressively sharp screen”
- Negative: “its battery life disappoints.”
In a digital tablet, the battery life is a key element.
We cannot enjoy “an impressively sharp screen” when
frequently the battery says: "No more!" (2013/07/31) 2 Recommendations
Subject: Peugeot again posted bad financial results in the last
quarter.
My Comment: This
news is not new. For more than one year, each quarter, we are reading about the
poor financial results of PSA Peugeot Citroën.
From the other side, according to different testimonies, we know that the maintenance of its vehicles is expensive and its technology is very sensitive. The French cars have to visit the mechanic shop very frequently. This is a historic problem of Peugeot Citroën. (2013/07/31) 2 Recommendations
From the other side, according to different testimonies, we know that the maintenance of its vehicles is expensive and its technology is very sensitive. The French cars have to visit the mechanic shop very frequently. This is a historic problem of Peugeot Citroën. (2013/07/31) 2 Recommendations
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SOURCES:
1)
External Sources: Wall
Street Journal, The New York Times and PBS NewsHour
2)
Own Sources: My
own research for previous publishing projects: TTT of Comlab Corp, Spanish
English Club online.
Website: http://world-rethink.blogspot.de/
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