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   abbu

   31 July 2010

   Obama nu demareaza si nu reuseste sa se insurubeze in realitateta americana si internationala.
   Tehnocrat,bun la pozat si vorbit frumos,nu vad la el nici-un succes.
   Dar cum americanii iubesc colectiile de buzunar au cumparat imediat marfa…

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   Adi

   31 July 2010

   Obama e cel mai ticalos.
   Era Bush mai bun de 1000 de ori!!

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3. 

   costin

   31 July 2010

   Trailer „I Want Your Money”:

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   dr pepper

   31 July 2010

   Obama: US combat in Iraq over, ‘time to turn page’

   deci a rezolvat iraqienii – i’a lasat la mana prietenilor alcaiedisti, insa partea inspaimantatoare debea acum vine:

   WASHINGTON – Claiming no victory, President Barack Obama formally ended the U.S. combat role in Iraq after seven long years of bloodshed, declaring firmly Tuesday night: „It’s time to turn the page.” Now, he said, the nation’s most urgent priority is fixing its own sickly economy.

   va spun sincer, mi se face frica.
   daca pana acum tot ce a facut – a facut sa stopeze economia, sa plateasca bonusuri babane la banci, sa salveze sindicatele si sa imparta un trilion printre nomenklaturisti sustinand ca e salvatorul economiei globale, ma gandesc – nu cu teama, cu frica, deja sunt panicat.
   oare ce mai vrea sa faca?
   o sa distruga sectorul privat definitiv?

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   dr pepper

   31 July 2010

   Obama to loosen export controls: Will it help economy or hurt security?

   Implementing the new system, however, doesn’t resolve exactly where to draw the line on that divisive question – deciding what technologies are militarily sensitive.

   If the new policy is poorly implemented, Mr. McMillion says one risk is that „more advanced technology can be quickly reverse engineered in China or anywhere else and used in the production of other products,” including military systems.

   numa’ vesti bune.

   http://www.flpundit.com/journa…..-ever.html

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   dr pepper

   31 July 2010

   Survey: Obama retains wide approval in Europ

   logic.

   Obama’s approval ratings did dip slightly in Europe from last year’s poll, from 83 percent to 78 percent. Obama found the most approval in Portugal, at 88 percent. His approval took a serious hit in Turkey, falling from 50 percent to 28 percent.

   Obama’s dropping popularity at home has much to do with his failure to deliver a strong economic recovery and is likely to lead to sharp losses for his Democratic Party in November’s congressional and state elections. For Europeans, Obama may remain a welcome contrast to his predecessor, President George W. Bush, who was unpopular in much of Europe.

   Among the survey’s other findings:

   _Sixty-five percent of Europeans polled approved of Obama’s policies involving Russia.

   cred ca polacii, cehii, slovacii, romanii, bulgarii, georgienii, lituanienii, moldovenii etc sunt cei mai fericiti de noua politica.

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