President Noynoy said that in his first three weeks of serving the Filipino people he was able to unearth anomalies committed during the previous administration. To mention a few:
The first six months of the current year, Arroyo’s administration spent more than what it has collected in terms of revenue resulting to an increased deficit to P196.7B. Of the targeted revenue collection, the shortage was P23.8 B. The expenditure exceeded by P45.1B.
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Recently President Obama has made certain things clear, the American government can figure out ways to make our economy ‘look’ like it is better than it is. Since America is in a struggle to keep its own homegrown corporations at home, it seems the government is doing all it can do to show the world we are still the top dog economy. If America looses its top dog economy status it looses the control over the possible one-world government, which has recently been in the news, and being prematurely pushed on the world. But why would a group of countries push a one-world government on the rest of the countries without every country being in alignment with the idea? Recently many world leaders have been talking about the quick assembly of a ‘New World Order’ (Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, France’s President Nicolas Sarkozy, Henry Kissinger, even the American media).
If all these countries are calling on the United States to quickly put together and maintain a new world order that will be the merging of many countries into a single governed body over which there will be a single leader to call the shots, maybe the people should be told why and to whom they will have to answer to. People of the countries who are a part of this ‘new world order’ seem to be mostly uneducated as to the transparency of this entire plot by these hosting countries. The seemingly opaque walls around the possible emergence of a new world government that will eliminate the sovereignty of the individual countries and form a single governed body, are high and not being given the exposure needed to keep the average citizen informed.
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Every now and again a speech is made which somehow manages to elevate the issues to which it refers to a higher plane. Barack Obama’s words of acceptance in Oslo following his award of the Nobel Peace Prize was just such a speech. Some people think that if Barack Obama recited the phone book it would move his audience to tears, but the fact is, beneath that ultra smooth delivery, he made some salient points too.
He speaks as if moved by a higher purpose, guided by a divine light. His vision far exceeds the vision of most other politicians on the world stage today. He spoke about a world tolerant of other races, other beliefs, about politicians who have the courage to break the mould by inviting their enemies to enter into dialogue. Above all he made it clear that, although wars are inevitable, the route to peace does not always have to be military. He did not start the two wars America is presently involved in, but he is committed to seeing them through. For the future, he envisions more stringent pressures being applied by a global marketplace, where each country depends economically on every other, with effective, honed, fiscal incentives and punishments in place to deter rogue states from misbehaving. Not a single life need be lost.
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