Dear Friends:
I would like to share with you some of the comments posted
by myself in the WSJ Journal Community about important headlines of the Wall
Street Journal from April 12 to April 20.
The comments are about politics, economy, business, technology,
education and social issues in the United States,
Europe and the world.
As you can see for the RECOMMENDATIONS, the majority of
these comments generated a good interaction with other members of the Journal
Community.
Domingo Trassens
Analyst
World Rethink
April 20, 2014
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BLOG COMMENTS: 2015/04/12–
2015/04/20
MY COMMENT: The ISIS militants are more barbarians than the pagan
monarchs who martyred the first Christians. 11 Recommendations 04/19/2015 03:03:53 PM
MY COMMENT: The human beings without future go to the
death in crowd. Again the painful news comes from the coasts of Africa, near the Libyan Inferno. 6 Recommendations 04/19/2015 02:14:30 PM
MY COMMENT: 50 years ago, the “Moore’s
Law” was the first step for the development of a new niche of the technology
industry: semiconductors.
In its turn, the semiconductor industry gave step to other
specific segments of the technology: microprocessors for computers, graphic
microprocessors, semiconductors for memories.
And the microprocessor makers for computers pushed the
foundation of the personal computer industry: hardware, software, peripherals
and supplies.
In summary, the contribution of Gordon E. Moore was huge.
After the formulation of the Gordon's Law, millions of people with technical
vocation have discovered a New World: the digital world. 04/18/2015 08:04:35
PM
MY COMMENT: The analysts comment that the Greek debt and the weak quarterly earnings
produced negative reactions of the Wall Street investors on Friday April 17.
The 1.5% decline of Dow Jones
Industrial Average to 17826.30 is not a Greek tragedy.
We know that when Dow Jones
goes down, after that it climbs again. 04/18/2015 07:20:23 PM
MY COMMENT: ECB
President Mario Draghi does not want to push Greece out of the euro-zone. However, the negative Greek
attitude will continue damage Europe… 04/18/2015 07:09:29
PM
MY COMMENT: The
resignation of Mrs. Clinton from the Clinton Foundation’s board is only a
domestic formal aspect of the case.
For the governments of Australia, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, and the United Kingdom, Clinton
is Clinton. If Hillary wins the election, all these countries
will expect to be the “VIP” members of the foreign relations club. 5
Recommendations 04/17/2015 02:40:14
PM
MY COMMENT: The
"Moore's Law" will always remain as an important
milestone of the History of the Technology, despite the new advances of the
digitization of the world. 3 Recommendations 04/17/2015 02:03:58 PM
On Searching
for Rubio the Reformer: PART 1
MY COMMENT: The
victory of Marco Rubio against the former Florida Governor Charlie Crist in
2010 was the first test of the political talent of the current Senator Rubio.
In that moment, Mr. Crist was
a "hero" of the classic political environment like Hillary is today.
3 Recommendations 04/17/2015 01:56:41 PM
3 Recommendations 04/17/2015 01:56:41 PM
On Searching
for Rubio the Reformer: PART 2
MY COMMENT ANSWERING
TO ANOTHER MEMBER WHO SAYS MARCO RUBIO HAS NOT ENOUGH GOVERNMENT EXPERIENCE:
It is possible
that Marco Rubio needs more experience to be the No.1 of a presidential
formula. We have to observe him through the Republican presidential campaign.
However, Rubio is a
politician that will continue growing because he has a special talent for the
politics.
I remember when he announced
his decision to fight for the position of the Florida
Senator in direct confrontation with Mr. Crist. In that moment, Crist
had all the apparatus of the Florida government in his hands, but he lost.
Rubio grew from the
underground thanks his own talent. He is not a sophisticated politician and he
has the capacity to defeat “Goliaths” of the politics.
By the way, in the late
1990s, Rubio served as a City Commissioner for West Miami, city of working people in the Miami Metro.
In 2000, he was elected to
the Florida House of Representatives and he became Speaker of the Florida House
in 2006.
In 2009, he announced that he
will run for U.S. Senate and he won the Republican nomination against the
Republican Governor of Florida Charlie Crist. Upset for this situation, Crist
ran with no party affiliation and Rubio as Republican defeated him again. In summary,
Rubio defeated the former Florida Governor Charlie Crist two times. 2
Recommendations 04/17/2015 02:20:42
PM
MY COMMENT: The Republicans need free-hypocrisy
candidates: politicians who show “passion, sincerity and authenticity”. 1
Recommendation 04/16/2015 02:57:01 PM
MY COMMENT: The “Battle of Washington” looks like the
fight of the “American natives” against an international coalition of foreign
powers that want to put their flags around the American flag in the White House
on 2016. We are returning to the times before the Independence War. 6
Recommendations 04/16/2015 02:41:27 PM
MY COMMENT: From my point of view, it is not right to
mix a presidential campaign with the donations from foreign governments.
By the way, during
the last two weeks, the German newspapers only talk about Hillary Clinton and
her presidential campaign. Today one of the headlines of prestigious Die Zeit
of Hamburg was about Hillary. Nobody talks about the other candidates. 3
Recommendations 04/16/2015 02:25:05 PM
MY COMMENT: The Iranians don't like politicians with
own mind and people who know about the history of the Iranian revolution.
Till now the United States is a federal republic with 3 independent
powers and with politicians who don't say: Amen, Amen, Amen to the decisions of
the White House. This is a great value of our political culture. 2 Recommendations
04/15/2015 02:44:46 PM
MY COMMENT: We have to see if Nokia has the patience and
intelligence to solve the problems of Alcatel-Lucent. 04/15/2015 02:41:31 PM
MY COMMENT: The EU regulators always are against
American technology companies that introduce innovative software, hardware and
tech tools.
The history of
European complaints against American companies started long time ago against
IBM, after that Microsoft, now Google and others. 1 Recommendation 04/15/2015 12:02:45 PM
MY COMMENT: Where are the defenders of women who can
sleep quiet while more than 200 Nigerian girls remain in the hands of criminals
and sexual traffickers? 1 Recommendation 04/14/2015 03:14:03 PM
MY COMMENT: We have to hope the Senators act with open
mind and without the pressure of the White House. 1 Recommendation 04/14/2015 12:40:30 PM
MY COMMENT: The acquisition of Alcatel-Lucent will be
the end of the French-American company; and probably new problems for Nokia.
As everybody who
analyzes the technology industry knows, Alcatel-Lucent is a sick company since
the marriage of the French Alcatel and the American Lucent.
If Nokia cannot
merge Alcatel-Lucent in a right way, in two or three years the last valuable
parts of the French-American company will come to the Chinese Huawei hands as a
bargain. 2 Recommendations 04/14/2015 11:04:58 AM
On The
Hillary Machine: PART 1
MY COMMENT: In 2008, Hillary also had a strong machine,
but she fell like Goliath due to the stone of a David. 5 Recommendations 04/13/2015 02:21:37 PM
On The
Hillary Machine: PART 2
MY COMMENT: The Democrats will commit a big mistake if
they put all their “eggs” in the basket of Hillary because the money of her
donors and her “machine’ do not guarantee that she will win in front of a
Republican candidate. 5 Recommendations 04/13/2015 02:33:28 PM
MY COMMENT: Marco Rubio is the opposite extreme of
Hillary Clinton.
Also he has
experience, defeating incumbent candidates. He defeated former Florida Gov.
Charlie Crist in a historic election for the US Senate.
These were the
results of the Florida U.S. Senate Election 2010 when Rubio defeated Crist:
1) Marco Rubio:
2,645,743 votes (48.9%)
2) Charlie Crist:
1,607,549 votes (29.7%)
3) Kendrick Meek:
1,092,936 votes (20.2%)
4) Alexander
Snitker: 24,859 votes (0.5%)
4 Recommendations 04/13/2015 01:36:08 PM
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SOURCES:
1) External Sources: Wall Street Journal, The New York Times,
Tweeter and PBS NewsHour.
2) Own Sources: My own research for previous publishing
projects like TTT of Comlab Corp, Spanish English Club online and others.
Website: http://world-rethink.blogspot.de/
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