Many argue my blogs "truths thoughtful" based on fragmentary information. That's why I sometimes give the impression to know everything, and especially, to think to know everything. What is patently false. If I had known the late '70s that Apple would succeed as it did, I'd be as rich as Forrest Gump. Chance gave me a second chance. If I had known that the return of Steve Jobs in 1996 would boost the company, I again bought shares heavily. I do not buy. End of the demo: I do not know everything. And I know.
This, anyway, will not prevent me to think and write as if I knew everything. The act of writing implies that we think to know everything, at least on the subject which is the object of our solicitude. By cons, it is also possible to write about what you do not understand. Thus, I would like someone to explain the following issues: 1 °
All statistics from the OECD , one of the organizations best equipped to economists about thirty most developed countries in the world, show that the U.S. currently have the health care system that costs more, while providing the worst quality of service to the American people. That's banana republic. The rich have everything and the poor are left themselves. As
ago United States more poor than rich, how is it that the reform of the health system there is so difficult to implement?
2 ° In North America, all of the print media have The hard to redefine themselves. It merges, is closed, it lays off, it streamlines are reinvested in the internet. Journalists in Montreal Journal are aware of this: they are journalists. CSN economists also know all this: they are economists.
How is it that the union employees Journal de Montreal poses as a precondition for negotiating Quebecor makes no up-to-foot? The basics of any negotiation is that it is not a prerequisite if we are not in a position of strength. CSN does not know this? There is something wrong.
Gesca journalists who support the locked-out Journal de Montreal after signing on the cheap with their own employer will effect me in a cheerful bunch of hypocrites. Journalists locked out of Frontenac Street scandals that have flushed out to the City of Montreal would do well to investigate to see if there are no suspicious shenanigans that make this last stupid conflict at their expense.
And it's not that I am investigating side of Quebecor.
3 In American football, how the mighty Minnesota Vikings (11-3) could they be planted by the Arizona Cardinals on December 6? Huh? The Cardinals, a team that has previously been beaten by lousy Tennessee Titans (7-8) and who was subsequently by the evanescent Forty-nine of San Francisco (6-8)? Huh?
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