Monday, February 4, 2013

NO SOBADO AINDA VAMOS SER TODOS BANQUEIROS...

Luís Amado não se chocaria se Estado nomeasse um membro para a gestão do Banif
04 Fevereiro 2013, 10:42 por Jornal de Negócios

O presidente do Banif explica e perspectiva a situação do banco cujo capital é em 99% dos contribuintes.

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Salgado recorreu a três 'amnistias' fiscais

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Passos recusa polémicas sobre Franquelim Alves

Primeiro-ministro salienta "idoneidade" e "experiência" do secretário de Estado do Empreendedorismo. E diz que não ouviu ninguém do CDS criticar a escolha.

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Ulrich estima que BPI feche 2013 com lucros inferiores aos do ano passado

O presidente do BPI diz que “não é impossível que em Abril” o banco volte a amortizar parte do empréstimo concedido pelo Estado ao banco liderado por Fernando Ulrich e antecipa lucros para o acumulado do ano.


AGORA É QUE VAI SER COM UM NOVO BANCO DE "INVESTIMENTO".EU DOU UMA IDEIA AO PESSOAL QUE SE ANDA A GOVERNAR:COMPREM COM DINHEIROS PÚBLICOS AS AREIAS TODAS DO DESERTO DO SARA...ISSO E OS CIMENTOS TÊM UM GRANDE POTENCIAL...COMBINADO CLARO COM A MÃO DE OBRA AFRICANA QUE DEVE SER LOGO NACIONALIZADA O MAIS CEDO POSSÍVEL...OLHEM A CONCORRÊNCIA...

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A MAÇONARIA QUE DÊ UMA AJUDINHA SENÃO O PASSOS NÃO VAI LÁ...

Sunday, February 3, 2013

DE VOLTA AO SOBADO

UNS DIAS NA EUROPA GANHADORA COM A "UNIÃO" PODEM RESUMIR-SE AO SEGUINTE:GASÓLEO A 1.24 EUROS.CASAS MUITO MAIS QUENTINHAS, MESMO SEM LIGAR O AQUECIMENTO E COM UM FRIO DE RACHAR LÁ FORA DO QUE CÁ NO SOBADO.ONDE OS INQUILINOS TÊM DEVERES, MUITOS DEVERES E POUCOS DIREITOS.ENFIM UM PAÍS CAPITALISTA E OUTRO A CAMINHO DO SOCIALISMO E DO SOBADO...

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O COSTA QUE NÃO PERCA A ESPERANÇA.SE CADA MULHER AFRICANA DER 10 FILHOS AO SOBADO AINDA PODE TER UMA HIPÓTESE...QUANDO FOR MUITO VELHINHO ENTENDA-SE...

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SE UM POSSÍVEL BOY ARRANJOU UM POSSÍVEL LUGAR A SS PODE FICAR SEM MAIS UMAS MASSAS PARA DISTRIBUIR.E CLARO QUE O GASPAR PERDEU UM "CONTRIBUINTE"...

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

UM QUE SEMPRE DEFENDEU, MAS PELOS VISTOS PERDEU...

Jorge Sampaio defendeu hoje que, sem mais investimento na Educação, "nada mudará" em Portugal.

"O país não estará em condições de algum dia enveredar pelo caminho da prosperidade, do crescimento económico sustentável, se não continuar a investir na educação, no ensino superior, na investigação tecnológica e científica", declarou.

DEVEM SER PRECISOS MAIS CURSOS DE "ANIMAÇÃO MULTICULTURAL", DE CABELEIRAS, DE EMPREGADOS DE MESA E COISAS IMPORTANTÍSSIMAS DO GÉNERO SEM OS QUAIS OS RESPECTIVOS EMPREGADORES SÃO OBRIGADOS A FECHAR...
AH E MAIS ADVOGADOS, SOCIÓLOGOS, PSICÓLOGOS, PROFESSORES DE AVIÁRIO...PORQUE A GERAÇÃO MAIS PREPARADA DE SEMPRE VAI UM DIA PRODUZIR A "PEDRA FILOSOFAL"...QUE TRANSFORMA QUALQUER COISA QUE TOQUE EM OURO! ISTO PARA ALÉM DOS CASAIS DO MESMO GÉNERO NOS GALINÁCIOS,OVELHINHAS, CARNEIROS,PORCOS E PORCAS,BOIS E VACAS SE "REPRODUZIREM" DANDO-NOS O MUNDO FELIZ NUNS AMANHÃS QUE ESTÃO AÍ AO VIRAR DA ESQUINA E DEPOIS DOS PASTORES TEREM O 12º ANOS DE ESCOLARIDADE...

O MARAVILHOSO MUNDO NOVO DE " A PÁTRIA" É ONDE NOS SENTIMOS BEM E NOS PAGAM

'I feel like a stranger where I live’
As new figures show 'white flight' from cities is rising, one Londoner writes a provocative personal piece about how immigration has drastically changed the borough where she has lived for 17 years















By Jane Kelly7:30AM GMT 29 Jan 2013
"When you go swimming, it’s much healthier to keep your whole body completely covered, you know.” The Muslim lady behind the counter in my local pharmacy has recently started giving me advice like this. It’s kindly meant and I’m always glad to hear her views because she is one of the few people in west London where I live who talks to me.
The streets around Acton, which has been my home since 1996, have taken on a new identity. Most of the shops are now owned by Muslims and even the fish and chip shop and Indian takeaway are Halal. It seems that almost overnight it’s changed from Acton Vale into Acton Veil.
Of the 8.17 million people in London, one million are Muslim, with the majority of them young families. That is not, in reality, a great number. But because so many Muslims increasingly insist on emphasising their separateness, it feels as if they have taken over; my female neighbours flap past in full niqab, some so heavily veiled that I can’t see their eyes. I’ve made an effort to communicate by smiling deliberately at the ones I thought I was seeing out and about regularly, but this didn’t lead to conversation because they never look me in the face.
I recently went to the plainly named “Curtain Shop” and asked if they would put some up for me. Inside were a lot of elderly Muslim men. I was told that they don’t do that kind of work, and was back on the pavement within a few moments. I felt sure I had suffered discrimination and was bewildered as I had been there previously when the Muslim owners had been very friendly. Things have changed. I am living in a place where I am a stranger.
I was brought up in a village in Staffordshire, and although I have been in London for a quarter of a century I have kept the habit of chatting to shopkeepers and neighbours, despite it not being the done thing in metropolitan life. Nowadays, though, most of the tills in my local shops are manned by young Muslim men who mutter into their mobiles as they are serving. They have no interest in talking to me and rarely meet my gaze. I find this situation dismal. I miss banter, the hail fellow, well met chat about the weather, or what was on TV last night.
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More worryingly, I feel that public spaces are becoming contested. One food store has recently installed a sign banning alcohol on the premises. Fair enough. But it also says: “No alcohol allowed on the streets near this shop.” I am no fan of street drinking, and rowdy behaviour and loutish individuals are an aspect of modern British ''culture’’ I hate. But I feel uneasy that this shopkeeper wants to control the streets outside his shop. I asked him what he meant by his notice but he just smiled at me wistfully.
Perhaps he and his fellow Muslims want to turn the area into another Tower Hamlets, the east London borough where ''suggestive’’ advertising is banned and last year a woman was refused a job in a pharmacy because she wasn’t veiled.
On the other hand, maybe I should be grateful. At least in Acton there is just a sign in a shop. Since the start of the year there have been several reports from around London of a more aggressive approach. Television news footage last week showed incidents filmed on a mobile phone on a Saturday night, in the borough of Waltham Forest, of men shouting “This is a Muslim area” at white Britons.
The video commentary stated: “From women walking the street dressed like complete naked animals with no self-respect, to drunk people carrying alcohol, we try our best to capture and forbid it all.”
Another scene showed hooded youths forcing a man to drop his can of lager, telling him they were the “Muslim patrol” and that alcohol is a “forbidden evil”. The gang then approached a group of white girls enjoying a good night out, telling them to “forbid themselves from dressing like this and exposing themselves outside the mosque”.
Worse, though, is film footage from last week, thought to have been taken in Commercial Street, Whitechapel, which showed members of a group who also called themselves a “Muslim patrol” harassing a man who appeared to be wearing make‑up, calling him a “bloody fag”. In the video posted on YouTube last week, the passer-by is told he is “walking through a Muslim area dressed like a fag” and ordered to get out. Last Thursday, police were reported to have arrested five “vigilantes” suspected of homophobic abuse.
There are, of course, other Europeans in my area who may share my feelings but I’m not able to talk to them easily about this situation as they are mostly immigrants, too. At Christmas I spoke to an elderly white woman about the lack of parsnips in the local greengrocer, but she turned out to have no English and I was left grumbling to myself.
Poles have settled in Ealing since the Second World War and are well assimilated, but since 2004 about 370,000 east Europeans have arrived in London. Almost half the populations of nearby Ealing and Hammersmith were born outside the UK. Not surprisingly, at my bus stop I rarely hear English spoken. I realise that we can’t return to the time when buses were mainly occupied by white ladies in their best hats and gloves going shopping, but I do feel nostalgic for the days when a journey on public transport didn’t leave me feeling as if I have only just arrived in a strange country myself.
There are other “cultural differences” that bother me, too. Over the past year I have been involved in rescuing a dog that was kept in a freezing shed for months. The owners spoke no English. A Somali neighbour kept a dog that he told me he was training to fight, before it was stolen by other dog fighters. I have tried to re-home several cats owned by a family who refuse to neuter their animals, because of their religion.
In the Nineties, when I arrived, this part of Acton was a traditional working-class area. Now there is no trace of any kind of community – that word so cherished by the Left. Instead it has been transformed into a giant transit camp and is home to no one. The scale of immigration over recent years has created communities throughout London that never need to – or want to – interact with outsiders.
It wasn’t always the case: since the 1890s thousands of Jewish, Irish, Afro-Caribbean, Asian and Chinese workers, among others, have arrived in the capital, often displacing the indigenous population. Yes, there was hateful overt racism and discrimination, I’m not denying that. But, over time, I believe we settled down into a happy mix of incorporation and shared aspiration, with disparate peoples walking the same pavements but returning to very different homes – something the Americans call “sundown segregation”.
But now, despite the wishful thinking of multiculturalists, wilful segregation by immigrants is increasingly echoed by the white population – the rate of white flight from our cities is soaring. According to the Office for National Statistics, 600,000 white Britons have left London in the past 10 years. The latest census data shows the breakdown in telling detail: some London boroughs have lost a quarter of their population of white, British people. The number in Redbridge, north London, for example, has fallen by 40,844 (to 96,253) in this period, while the total population has risen by more than 40,335 to 278,970. It isn’t only London boroughs. The market town of Wokingham in Berkshire has lost nearly 5 per cent of its white British population.
I suspect that many white people in London and the Home Counties now move house on the basis of ethnicity, especially if they have children. Estate agents don’t advertise this self-segregation, of course. Instead there are polite codes for that kind of thing, such as the mention of “a good school”, which I believe is code for “mainly white English”. Not surprising when you learn that nearly one million pupils do not have English as a first language.
I, too, have decided to leave my area, following in the footsteps of so many of my neighbours. I don’t really want to go. I worked long and hard to get to London, to find a good job and buy a home and I’d like to stay here. But I’m a stranger on these streets and all the “good” areas, with safe streets, nice housing and pleasant cafés, are beyond my reach. I see London turning into a place almost exclusively for poor immigrants and the very rich.
It’s sad that I am moving not for a positive reason, but to escape something. I wonder whether I’ll tell the truth, if I’m asked. I can’t pretend that I’m worried about local schools, so perhaps I’ll say it’s for the chance of a conversation over the garden fence. But really I no longer need an excuse: mass immigration is making reluctant racists of us all.

SE EM LONDRES É O LONDONISTÃO POR CÁ VAI SER MAIS SOBADO.CASO O COSTA NÃO TENHA TEMPO DE ENCHER A MOURARIA COM MOUROS EVIDENTEMENTE...MAS COMO VÊM SÃO UMA RIQUEZA IMENSA!UM LUXO TER
ASIÁTICOS A VENDER-VOS OS NABOS E AS CENOURAS...ENQUANTO OUTROS SE DEDICAM CLARO AO CONTRABANDO DAS ELECTRÓNICAS.BASTA IR VER AS DÍVIDAS ACIMA DE 1000000 DE EUROS NOS DEVEDORES DO FISCO...
MAS TEMOS TIDO CONSECUTIVAMENTE DOS MAIS HUMANISTAS GOVERNANTES DO PLANETA.ENTÃO A DOUTRINA ENSINADA NAS ESCOLAS É DO MAIS FINO RECORTE QUE NEM A ANTIGA ACADEMIA DAS CIÊNCIAS DA EX-URSS CONSEGUIU.VAMOS LÁ VER SE O CASTELO NÃO SE DESMORONA...
CLARO QUE AGORA OS MÉDICOS, OS ENFERMEIROS, OS PROFESSORES, OS JUSTICEIROS E TODOS OS FUNCIONÁRIOS EM GERAL VÃO APLAUDIR E DEFENDER COM UNHAS E DENTES TÃO PRÓDIGOS GOVERNANTES.PORQUE O QUE INTERESSA É O PLANETA E NÃO O RECTÂNGULO PEQUENINO...DEPOIS DA ENTREGA DE TUDO O QUE TINHA PRETO E NÃO ERA NOSSO...

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REPAREM NA QUANTIDADE DE VEZES QUE OUVEM FALAR DE "MEDIDAS PATRIÓTICAS"...POR PARTE EVIDENTEMENTE DE "PATRIOTAS"...

PORRA LONGE VÃO OS TEMPOS EM QUE OS GENERAIS QUE MANDAVAM NA POLÍCIA "ASSUMIAM" AS RESPONSABILIDADES...E CLARO PROTEGIAM OS PSP`S

Os agentes que estiveram envolvidos no visionamento das imagens da RTP sobre a manifestação de 14 de Novembro estão a ser alvo de um inquérito da Inspecção-Geral da Administração Interna (IGAI), anunciou esta terça-feira o ministro Miguel Macedo. Tratam-se de agentes da unidade de investigação criminal daquela polícia. O membro do Governo diz estar a aguardar os resultados do inquérito mas garante que este ou outros processos semelhantes “não são para ficar na gaveta”.

MAS ENFIM AGORA JÁ NÃO TÊM O EXECRÁVEL RDM...
AGORA COM METADE DO ESTADO A "LUTAR" CONTRA A OUTRA METADE É QUE NOS FAZ DAR SALTOS EM FRENTE...

AGORA PAGAM A BEM OU A MAL...DEVE SER UMA RIQUEZA ALIMENTAR 500000...

Segurança Social acusada de discriminar imigrantes desempregados

SEF reconheceu “alguma morosidade na apreciação de processos de documentação de cidadãos estrangeiros”.

A Atlas – Cooperativa Cultural é que levou o caso ao Observatório dos Direitos Humanos, frente inter-associativa que se pronuncia sobre violações dos direitos fundamentais perpetrados por entidades públicas

E ESTRANHAMENTE O Nº NÃO BAIXA.DEVEM ANDAR A FAZER O QUE PROMETIAM:O QUE A MALTA NÃO QUERIA FAZER...

AGORA "ORGANIZAÇÕES" SALVADORAS DO PLANETA SÃO MAIS QUE MUITAS.TOPAM MAIS ESTAS DUAS?SÓ PARA A NOSSA RIQUEZA CLARO...

OS GOVERNOS "SOMBRA" QUE COLOCAM AS SUAS PEDRINHAS ONDE CONVÉM

A PANELEIRAGEM QUE NA SOMBRA GOVERNA O SOBADO(COISA ÚTIL NA OBTENÇÃO DE CARNE FRESCA PARA METEREM NOS RABINHOS) COLOCOU UM MEMBRO NO STJ...ONDE CUMPRIRÁ O QUE SEMPRE CUMPRIU:FAZER COM QUE TODOS OS PORTUGUESES APANHEM NO CU...COM OU SEM "CASAMENTO"

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DEPOIS EU É QUE SOU EXTREMISTA...