Archive for the ‘Politics’ Category

Chrysler goes bankrupt

Thursday, April 30th, 2009

Chrysler Logo

One of the three big companies in the American auto industry files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. It claims that a deal with Fiat has been reached and the company will be revived one way or another.

Chapter 11 bankruptcy does not mean that Chryler will be liquidated, but that it will be reorganized. Therefore, there are chances for the company to continue to exist.

Anyway, it looks like one of the big three admitted it is bankrupt. We are waiting for Ford and General Motors to do the same…

Moldova does not know who should get the money for the gas!

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

The Moldovan people do not know whether the gas received by Moldova during the gas crisis must be payed to Ukraine or to Russia. Therefore, they did the logical thing: decided not to pay for the moment. ;)

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This is not filed under the Jokes category!

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American Markets after Obama’s Inauguration

Thursday, January 22nd, 2009

On Inauguration Day, the US market fell sharply, but recovered the next day. If we consider the fact that, on January 20th, the market was influenced by the announcement that Royal Bank of Scotland lost more than 20 billion pounds, we can say that the markets had a good start.

This was to be expected, the rally being caused by the euphoria created by the fact United States has a new president, and Obama’s presidency is an historic moment not only for U.S., but for the entire human race.

Now, Obama has to deal with it. There is much hope and there are high chances many people to be disappointed. Obama might be a symbol, but a symbol cannot solve the global economy problems.

Barrack H. Obama (44th)

Tuesday, January 20th, 2009

The world is in crysis. The markets go down and America celebrates. They have a new president (#44).

Good luck, Mr. Obama! You are going to need it! ;)

Putin shows he’s the greatest

Wednesday, January 7th, 2009

Today, the Russian prime minister asked, in front of cameras, the gas distribution through Ukraine to be halted. The move proves there are political reasons behind the crisis.

Putin has shown that “he’s the greatest” and can make, in a blink of an eye, decisions that affect millions of people. A double message was sent. The first one is addressed to the world and states that Russia is an important player. The second message is addressed to the Russians and shows that Putin is still the most powerful person, despite the fact he is no longer president.