Showing posts with label marxism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marxism. Show all posts

Saturday, March 21, 2009

I See A Gathering Storm

Take the Oath to Obama. Sieg Heil!



If you go on the Youtube page of this video and try to leave any comment other than "brilliant", "excellent", "good work" "cool" or "I luv Barak Obama" don't hold your breath to ever see it posted. Only 100% favorable opinions show up after coments are censored...err..."moderated"
Didn't you hear? Obama is all about free speech, diversity of opinion and transparency!

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Vaclav Klaus: Obama, Sarkozy And Mekel Are Scaremongers

In an opinion piece for the liberal daily Mladá Fronta Dnes, Czech President Václav Klaus criticises the attempts to solve the global crisis with regulations and stimulus packages:






"Politicians have never been as far removed from serving the interests of the citizens as they are today. … I don't intend to lecture Barack Obama, Nicolas Sarkozy, or German Chancellor Angela Merkel on how to revive their national economies in the short-term, but I'm convinced that the solution to today's problems cannot lie in pumping money into the economy which our children and grandchildren will have to repay for many decades to come.
This policy of [John Maynard] Keynes has never worked. ... We should concentrate on trying to rid the economy of all those factors that artificially slow it down: bureaucracy, an overblown welfare state, high taxes and insurances, rigid labour laws, the ambitions of environmental activists and cumbersome institutions whose official stamp the economy is forced to wait for.
… The biggest mistake now would be to increase regulation. And above all: politicians should avoid intensifying the panic with their dramatic gestures and worried faces."


Translated from Ziare.com by TranssylvaniaPhoenix

Last February, Vaclav Klaus compared the supporters of European integration with the Communist Party activists from the Soviet era.
This man has too much common sense for the American and European libs.
Vaclav Klaus Bio