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Reactions on Obama’s Success
After Barack Obama’s and the Democrats’ landslide success in the fight for Presidency, the Senate and the House some reactions on the victory as published in mainstream media around the world today.
We have only chosen some quotes that we believe came from the heart of the person who said it…
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USA: 5 More Friends uncensored
If that video would have been created with top-level bank managers it would certainly qualify for the most expensive political clip ever done. But it was created with the help of some of the best known actors of this planet – and some of them still believe that having an opinion, standing up for it and be heard is more important than a few Million Billion of bonus payments.
Now Americans GO OUT AND VOTE!
Be a role model. Not only in the U.S. but also for all the other countries that soon will be voting on the same cause.
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Politics: American Stories, American Solutions
Here it is. Obama’s 27 minutes styled through political message and positions that was broadcasted last night prime time on CBS, NBC, Fox, Univision, BET and TV One…
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Amnesty International: Crazy Leaders
The crazy leaders that have grown out of the mess this planet has become during the last decades finally found some activities adequate for their personalities and talents.
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Data Visualization: Internet Censorship
A great visualization by Good Magazine and the Lifelong Friendship Society on Internet censorship around the world.
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Germany: Bank Robbers ante portas
There was a lot of hectic movement with governments around the world the last weeks to confine the disasters from betting / wild casino speculation within financial institutions. Approaches and road maps laid out (if any) are pointing to different directions even in the key G7 developed countries.
The U.S. – for example – first wanted to give absolute powers to the executive branch and the government – a move widely criticized and changed by the U.S. Congress in the debates following the first bailout plan.
France and the UK have taken another road and bailing out their banks by providing funds only against a collateral – meaning they are de-facto nationalizes key players in their finance industries. France even went a step further with President Sarkozy calling for the creation of national industry funds to stop the fire sales of key industrial players to overseas investors – an interesting step that found much applause with the European Parliament. If you think that further it…
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