Resultado abre boas perspectivas para Governo nas eleições de 2011
Turcos aprovam revisão da Constituição que reforça Erdogan
Cerca de 58 por cento dos eleitores turcos disseram “sim” a uma revisão da Constituição que reforça o poder do Governo de Recep Tayyip Erdogan face à oposição laica e ao Exército, indicam os primeiros resultados divulgados.
PERTENCE CERTAMENTE AO submundo da blogosfera DE ACORDO COM CIENTÍFICAS CLASSIFICAÇÕES DUNS GAJOS QUE VIVEM DOS MEUS IMPOSTOS E ANDAM A AFUNDAR PORTUGAL
Monday, September 13, 2010
COMO SE VÊ A LEI DA NACIONALIDADE PODE CONTINUAR A NACIONALIZAR ÁFRICA.ESPAÇO EXISTE EM LISBOA...
Na Ameixoeira, onde estão identificados como prioritários os bairros do Grafanil, Quinta da Torrinha, Quinta da Mourisca e Ameixoeira (zona abrangida pelo Programa Especial de Realojamento), moram mais de 9600 pessoas. Destas, quase 2000 recebem o rendimento social de inserção.
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Os dados mostram que mesmo com a intervenção das câmaras, os passivos (dívidas) das empresas municipais não param de crescer. Só quatro empresas detidas a 100% pela Câmara Municipal de Lisboa - Empresa Municipal de Estacionamento de Lisboa (EMEL), Empresa Pública de Urbanização de Lisboa (EPUL), Gestão dos Bairros Municipais (GEBALIS) e Sociedade de Reabilitação Urbana (SRU) Ocidental - têm um passivo acumulado que ultrapassa os 285 milhões de euros, incluindo dívida à banca e a fornecedores, segundo os relatórios e contas das empresas e da autarquia.
O PROBLEMA É QUE A RAPAZIADA QUE DIZ TER AFECTOS QUE NUNCA MAIS ACABAM PARA TER DE VOLTA AQUILO QUE REJEITARAM PELAS ARMAS MESMO VIGIADOS LÁ DO ALTO PELO SIS PARA ALÉM DE VOTAREM "BEM" NOS SEUS ANTIGOS ALIADOS DESCOLONIZADORES SÓ SE DEDICAM AOS "ESTICÕES","DROGA","TABACO"(OS CÃES DA GNR É QUE SÃO UMA CHATICE),"RECOLECÇÃO"E EXPORTAÇÃO DO "MATERIAL".TÊM CONTUDO DIREITO A TRATAMENTO, QUALQUER TRATAMENTO, NOMEADAMENTE O DA SIDA QUE SÓ CUSTA 2000 EUROS/MÊS, ADVOGADO DE BORLA NESSA INDÚSTRIA QUE OS COLARINHOS BRANCOS ARRANJARAM COM OS CANOS SERRADOS.O CONTRIBUINTE, EM ESPECIAL OS DO NORTE E PORTUGAL PROFUNDO ESSES COMO SE SABE VÃO ENRIQUECENDO COMO PROMETIDO...
Sunday, September 12, 2010
SERÁ QUE OS "NOVOS PORTUGUESES" SE IRÃO EMBORA?
La silenciosa operación retorno
Los inmigrantes se van por el paro y las peores condiciones sociales y laborales - El Observatorio de las Migraciones alerta de posibles "secuelas preocupantes"
NÃO ME PARECE QUE SEJA ESSA A VONTADE DE QUEM CONTA COM O VOTO DELES...
Los inmigrantes se van por el paro y las peores condiciones sociales y laborales - El Observatorio de las Migraciones alerta de posibles "secuelas preocupantes"
NÃO ME PARECE QUE SEJA ESSA A VONTADE DE QUEM CONTA COM O VOTO DELES...
A COLONIZAÇÃO DO INTERIOR DO PAÍS SÓ AGORA COMEÇOU...
Pressão fiscal sobe 3 mil milhões
Cobrança de impostos irá disparar em 2011, ano em que ocorrerá maior sobrecarga sobre os portugueses.
BASTA OS IMPORTADOS E NACIONALIZADOS VOTAREM NOS QUE LHES FAZEM BEM QUE "DEMOCRATICAMENTE" O RESTO PAGA...
FAZER UMA CASA PIA DO MUNDO COM A MELHOR EQUIPA DE ACOLHIMENTO E SEM QUALQUER DISCRIMINAÇÃO SAI CARO...
Cobrança de impostos irá disparar em 2011, ano em que ocorrerá maior sobrecarga sobre os portugueses.
BASTA OS IMPORTADOS E NACIONALIZADOS VOTAREM NOS QUE LHES FAZEM BEM QUE "DEMOCRATICAMENTE" O RESTO PAGA...
FAZER UMA CASA PIA DO MUNDO COM A MELHOR EQUIPA DE ACOLHIMENTO E SEM QUALQUER DISCRIMINAÇÃO SAI CARO...
Saturday, September 11, 2010
ESTAS % POR CÁ SÃO SEGREDO DE ESTADO
POLÉMICA Expulsión de gitanos
Francia tacha la crítica de la Eurocámara de ser una 'operación de baja política'
El ministro de Inmigración evita referirse a los gitanos, pero afirma que en París "uno de cada cuatro delitos lo ha cometido un rumano".
TUDO PELA AFRICANIZAÇÃO E NADA CONTRA A AFRICANIZAÇÃO.DE DESCOLONIZADORES A COLONIZADORES SEM PROBLEMAS...
DEPOIS ADMIREM-SE AO ESTADO A QUE ISTO CHEGOU.MAS REPAREM BEM NO "STATUS", MORMENTE NA PARTE DO "VIL METAL" DESSES MODERNOS AFRICANIZADORES.NÃO PRECISAM DE SE METER A ESTRADAS ESPANHOLAS...
Francia tacha la crítica de la Eurocámara de ser una 'operación de baja política'
El ministro de Inmigración evita referirse a los gitanos, pero afirma que en París "uno de cada cuatro delitos lo ha cometido un rumano".
TUDO PELA AFRICANIZAÇÃO E NADA CONTRA A AFRICANIZAÇÃO.DE DESCOLONIZADORES A COLONIZADORES SEM PROBLEMAS...
DEPOIS ADMIREM-SE AO ESTADO A QUE ISTO CHEGOU.MAS REPAREM BEM NO "STATUS", MORMENTE NA PARTE DO "VIL METAL" DESSES MODERNOS AFRICANIZADORES.NÃO PRECISAM DE SE METER A ESTRADAS ESPANHOLAS...
A TRAIÇÃO CAMPEIA NA EUROPA...
Sarrazin's Truths
Political Correctness Is Silencing an Important Debate
A Commentary by Matthias Matussek
dpa
Thilo Sarrazin:
German central banker Thilo Sarrazin is being pilloried over his polemic chastising of Muslims, but there are a few things his critics clearly fail to understand. You can't cast away what the man embodies: The anger of a German people who are tired of being cursed at when they offer to help foreigners to integrate.
Nothing is as it used to be. In this season of public outrage, the case of Thilo Sarrazin has grown far bigger than Sarrazin. It's much bigger than the man or the Islam-critical book he wrote.
The Sarrazin case is also a Merkel case, a case for his party, the center-left Social Democrats, and for the German political and media establishment. Sarrazin has become code for the outrage over how the politically correct branch of Germany's consensus-based society have dispatched their stewards to escort this unsettling heckler to the door. On their way, they seem to be trying to teach him a lesson, as well: "We will beat tolerance into you."
Sarrazin isn't telegenic and he often gets tangled up in statistics. When it comes to styling, he's at a loss -- he is unkempt when he appears on the myriad talkshows that keep our entertainment society going. He slips on one banana peel of political correctness after another, opening himself to attack with his statements about genetics. But his findings on the failed integration of Turkish and Arab immigrants are beyond any doubt.
Sarrazin has been forced out of the Bundesbank. The SPD wants to kick him out of the party, too. Invitations previously extended to Sarrazin are being withdrawn. The culture page editors at the German weekly Die Zeit are crying foul and the editors at the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung are damning Sarrazin for passages he didn't even write.
Technicians of Exclusion
But what all these technicians of exclusion fail to see is that you cannot cast away the very thing that Sarrazin embodies: the anger of people who are sick and tired -- after putting a long and arduous process of Enlightenment behind them -- of being confronted with pre-Enlightenment elements that are returning to the center of our society. They are sick of being cursed or laughed at when they offer assistance with integration. And they are tired about reading about Islamist associations that have one degree of separation from terrorism, of honor killings, of death threats against cartoonists and filmmakers. They are horrified that "you Christian" has now become an insult on some school playgrounds. And they are angry that Western leaders are now being forced to fight for a woman in an Islamic country because she has been accused of adultery and is being threatened with stoning.
Strangely enough, a good number of our fellow Turkish citizens are more outraged by Sarrazin's book than they are about those things.
Should those Turkish immigrants fortunate enough to have exemplary careers not start exerting a bit of influence over their fellow immigrants and their neighborhoods, so that the Koran shows its gentler, more charitable face? Isn't it time for them to stand up and show their backing for plurality and freedom of expression?
That certainly wasn't the case recently when the Migration Board, an umbrella group for immigrant organizations in Berlin, spoke out successfully against a reading by Sarrazin during the International Literature Festival in the German capital. Bernd Scherer, who heads the House of World Cultures, the venue of the festival, buckled under the pressure and cancelled the event. Now the reading is to be held at another venue on Friday -- under police protection.
Protecting the Public from Poison and Temptation
But as a society, we seem content with the fact that our politicians, opportunistic as they have become, are struggling under the same weight. And as far as the politically correct media is concerned, it hardly functions any longer.
Until now, the media was dominated by two archetypes: There was the patronizing governess style, which assumes the public is ignorant and, without being asked to do so, seeks to protect it from poison and temptation. Or there is the energetic denouncing approach, which also assumes the public is dim and focuses on revealing secrets: Mr. Teacher, I've noticed a brown spot, you can't see it with the naked eye, but because I'm so smart I was able to spot it.
Klaus von Dohnanyi, who is to defend Sarrazin as the SPD seeks to expel him, told the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper how Germany was overshadowed by its Holocaust history and how a culture had developed whereby anyone saying the words "gene" or "Jew" was automatically considered suspect.
He is right to complain that we shy away from debates which "are commonplace in other countries." Among those is the discussion that "specific ethnic groups" share specific characteristics.
Simply Don't Get It
Debates about identity and cultural dominance are ubiquitous in an increasingly globalized world -- in the United States just as in the United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands or Denmark. Such a debate doesn't exclude cosmopolitanism in the slightest. It merely represents an insistence on maintaining traditions and values. Religion is one of them and it is not something that people will let go of lightly.
These are the passages of Sarrazin's book that I find most interesting. Those which melancholically reflect that Germans are not only demographically working towards their own demise, but also that they are bidding farewell to their cultural and educational background. Whoever calls that racist simply doesn't get it.
But ever since the Sarrazin case, it is clear that intimidation from the politically correct thought police of the media and the threats they issue of casting people out of society no longer work. By now the public has a highly developed instinct for fairness.
The support Sarrazin has received demonstrates this. The Germans are learning. Maybe, one day, the country's newsrooms will catch up with where British colleagues have long been -- a place where debates can be conducted without blinders or language controls.
Political Correctness Is Silencing an Important Debate
A Commentary by Matthias Matussek
dpa
Thilo Sarrazin:
German central banker Thilo Sarrazin is being pilloried over his polemic chastising of Muslims, but there are a few things his critics clearly fail to understand. You can't cast away what the man embodies: The anger of a German people who are tired of being cursed at when they offer to help foreigners to integrate.
Nothing is as it used to be. In this season of public outrage, the case of Thilo Sarrazin has grown far bigger than Sarrazin. It's much bigger than the man or the Islam-critical book he wrote.
The Sarrazin case is also a Merkel case, a case for his party, the center-left Social Democrats, and for the German political and media establishment. Sarrazin has become code for the outrage over how the politically correct branch of Germany's consensus-based society have dispatched their stewards to escort this unsettling heckler to the door. On their way, they seem to be trying to teach him a lesson, as well: "We will beat tolerance into you."
Sarrazin isn't telegenic and he often gets tangled up in statistics. When it comes to styling, he's at a loss -- he is unkempt when he appears on the myriad talkshows that keep our entertainment society going. He slips on one banana peel of political correctness after another, opening himself to attack with his statements about genetics. But his findings on the failed integration of Turkish and Arab immigrants are beyond any doubt.
Sarrazin has been forced out of the Bundesbank. The SPD wants to kick him out of the party, too. Invitations previously extended to Sarrazin are being withdrawn. The culture page editors at the German weekly Die Zeit are crying foul and the editors at the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung are damning Sarrazin for passages he didn't even write.
Technicians of Exclusion
But what all these technicians of exclusion fail to see is that you cannot cast away the very thing that Sarrazin embodies: the anger of people who are sick and tired -- after putting a long and arduous process of Enlightenment behind them -- of being confronted with pre-Enlightenment elements that are returning to the center of our society. They are sick of being cursed or laughed at when they offer assistance with integration. And they are tired about reading about Islamist associations that have one degree of separation from terrorism, of honor killings, of death threats against cartoonists and filmmakers. They are horrified that "you Christian" has now become an insult on some school playgrounds. And they are angry that Western leaders are now being forced to fight for a woman in an Islamic country because she has been accused of adultery and is being threatened with stoning.
Strangely enough, a good number of our fellow Turkish citizens are more outraged by Sarrazin's book than they are about those things.
Should those Turkish immigrants fortunate enough to have exemplary careers not start exerting a bit of influence over their fellow immigrants and their neighborhoods, so that the Koran shows its gentler, more charitable face? Isn't it time for them to stand up and show their backing for plurality and freedom of expression?
That certainly wasn't the case recently when the Migration Board, an umbrella group for immigrant organizations in Berlin, spoke out successfully against a reading by Sarrazin during the International Literature Festival in the German capital. Bernd Scherer, who heads the House of World Cultures, the venue of the festival, buckled under the pressure and cancelled the event. Now the reading is to be held at another venue on Friday -- under police protection.
Protecting the Public from Poison and Temptation
But as a society, we seem content with the fact that our politicians, opportunistic as they have become, are struggling under the same weight. And as far as the politically correct media is concerned, it hardly functions any longer.
Until now, the media was dominated by two archetypes: There was the patronizing governess style, which assumes the public is ignorant and, without being asked to do so, seeks to protect it from poison and temptation. Or there is the energetic denouncing approach, which also assumes the public is dim and focuses on revealing secrets: Mr. Teacher, I've noticed a brown spot, you can't see it with the naked eye, but because I'm so smart I was able to spot it.
Klaus von Dohnanyi, who is to defend Sarrazin as the SPD seeks to expel him, told the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper how Germany was overshadowed by its Holocaust history and how a culture had developed whereby anyone saying the words "gene" or "Jew" was automatically considered suspect.
He is right to complain that we shy away from debates which "are commonplace in other countries." Among those is the discussion that "specific ethnic groups" share specific characteristics.
Simply Don't Get It
Debates about identity and cultural dominance are ubiquitous in an increasingly globalized world -- in the United States just as in the United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands or Denmark. Such a debate doesn't exclude cosmopolitanism in the slightest. It merely represents an insistence on maintaining traditions and values. Religion is one of them and it is not something that people will let go of lightly.
These are the passages of Sarrazin's book that I find most interesting. Those which melancholically reflect that Germans are not only demographically working towards their own demise, but also that they are bidding farewell to their cultural and educational background. Whoever calls that racist simply doesn't get it.
But ever since the Sarrazin case, it is clear that intimidation from the politically correct thought police of the media and the threats they issue of casting people out of society no longer work. By now the public has a highly developed instinct for fairness.
The support Sarrazin has received demonstrates this. The Germans are learning. Maybe, one day, the country's newsrooms will catch up with where British colleagues have long been -- a place where debates can be conducted without blinders or language controls.
Ó TEIXEIRA PERGUNTA AO SEF...
"O SNS tem um desafio grande que exige melhorias na sua gestão, no cumprimento dos prazos de pagamento, mas isso deve ser exigido, acima de tudo, aos responsáveis, que são quem gere o SNS", afirmou Teixeira dos Santos à agência Lusa em Hong Kong, onde se encontra para tentar captar investidores para a dívida pública portuguesa. "É sempre mais fácil ter um problema financeiro e pedir ao ministério das Finanças que cubra o problema", acrescentou, considerando que "é importante que o sector da saúde saiba gerir os recursos de que dispõe e geri-los em conformidade com os recursos disponíveis".
NESTA ÁREA O EX-IMPÉRIO FUNCIONA ÁS MIL MARAVILHAS.INFORMA LÁ O ZÉ POVINHO PAGANTE QUAIS AS "DÍVIDAS" QUE AGUARDAM PERDÃO...
E NÃO TE ESQUEÇAS:O DEUS SÓCRATES ESTÁ EM TODA A PARTE
NESTA ÁREA O EX-IMPÉRIO FUNCIONA ÁS MIL MARAVILHAS.INFORMA LÁ O ZÉ POVINHO PAGANTE QUAIS AS "DÍVIDAS" QUE AGUARDAM PERDÃO...
E NÃO TE ESQUEÇAS:O DEUS SÓCRATES ESTÁ EM TODA A PARTE
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