venusamstarFri, Apr 10, 2009 Obama is keeping with the status-quo for now. It is highly unlikely that he will break away from his controllers and do what Kennedy did and take on the financial powers that be that control the system that controls the economy; but, that is still the hope—that change will take place, eventually.
There is now underway another "surge" of troops being deployed in Afghanistan.
And congress is still allowing banks and their lobbyists to win in congress, in the aftermath of an almost complete collapse of the economy—what is being called, A MELTDOWN OF THE ECONOMY—very devastating.
There were protest marches on Wall Street last week-end, April 3 & 4, thousands of people in the streets were accusing banks for the economic meltdown. People are angry and they are taking to the streets here and in London where an innocent man was falsely attacked and killed by angry riot police on April 1 for protesting the banking crisis meltdown there. People are even calling for AN END TO CAPITALISM!!
This is the major problem here now I would say.
Thank you for commenting—-Give my regards to Brazil and her beautiful rain forests and beaches.
Good luck with your English!
Obama is keeping with the status-quo for now. It is highly unlikely that he will break away from his controllers and do what Kennedy did and take on the financial powers that be that control the system that controls the economy; but, that is still the hope—that change will take place, eventually.
There is now underway another "surge" of troops being deployed in Afghanistan.
And congress is still allowing banks and their lobbyists to win in congress, in the aftermath of an almost complete collapse of the economy—what is being called, A MELTDOWN OF THE ECONOMY—very devastating.
There were protest marches on Wall Street last week-end, April 3 & 4, thousands of people in the streets were accusing banks for the economic meltdown. People are angry and they are taking to the streets here and in London where an innocent man was falsely attacked and killed by angry riot police on April 1 for protesting the banking crisis meltdown there. People are even calling for AN END TO CAPITALISM!!
This is the major problem here now I would say.
Thank you for commenting—-Give my regards to Brazil and her beautiful rain forests and beaches.
Good luck with your English!