In one comment I get :
Anonymous a dit...
http://especiales.elcorreodigital.com/galerias/2006-peta-sanfermines/images/peta-sanfermines-05.jpg
est la preuve que PETA veut la polygamy
Peta approves of polygamy
Z'all the scrap • ø Ø Þ One Day we will find out what to write here
UPDATE-2:nothing PC
UPDATE-3:for the lazy man
UPDATE-4:Mars Venus
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Monday, January 07, 2008
Wednesday, June 07, 2006
Sweden is kaput, ! Its Peoples are too lazy?
From nationalinterest.org
http://tinyurl.com/pz784
...Snip...
If the public sector were as efficient as Ireland's or Britain's, for example, the expenditure could be reduced by a third for the same service. The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions reports that
Swedish doctors see four patients a day on average,
down from nine in 1975. It is less than in any other OECD country, and less than half of the average. One reason is that a Swedish doctor spends between 50 and 80 percent of his time on administration.
...............
Swedes are healthier than almost any other people in the world, but they are also out sick more often than any other people, according to available data. In 2004,
sickness benefits absorbed 16 percent of the government budget,
while health absenteeism has doubled since 1998. With a sickness benefit of up to 80 percent of a recipient's income (depending on his or her wage level), it is not surprising that there is an epidemic of absenteeism.
............
The system of high taxes and generous welfare benefits worked for so long because the tradition of self-reliance was so strong. But mentalities have a tendency of changing when incentives change. ....
... According to polls, about half of all Swedes now think it is acceptable to call in sick for reasons other than sickness. Almost half think that they can do it when someone in the family is not feeling well, and almost as many think that they can do it if there is too much to do at work. ....
...
A middle class with small economic margins is dependent on social security.
This was Bismarck's plan when he introduced a
system that would make those
dependent on it "far more content and far easier to handle."
......sclerosis creates a public demand for policies that create even more stagnation. This might help explain the lack of reform in Europe, despite all the political ambitions.
The more problems there are, the more dangerous radical reforms seem to the electorate: If things are this bad now, the logic goes, think how bad they'll be without state protection.
READ ALL OF IT
http://tinyurl.com/pz784
...Snip...
If the public sector were as efficient as Ireland's or Britain's, for example, the expenditure could be reduced by a third for the same service. The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions reports that
Swedish doctors see four patients a day on average,
down from nine in 1975. It is less than in any other OECD country, and less than half of the average. One reason is that a Swedish doctor spends between 50 and 80 percent of his time on administration.
...............
Swedes are healthier than almost any other people in the world, but they are also out sick more often than any other people, according to available data. In 2004,
sickness benefits absorbed 16 percent of the government budget,
while health absenteeism has doubled since 1998. With a sickness benefit of up to 80 percent of a recipient's income (depending on his or her wage level), it is not surprising that there is an epidemic of absenteeism.
............
The system of high taxes and generous welfare benefits worked for so long because the tradition of self-reliance was so strong. But mentalities have a tendency of changing when incentives change. ....
... According to polls, about half of all Swedes now think it is acceptable to call in sick for reasons other than sickness. Almost half think that they can do it when someone in the family is not feeling well, and almost as many think that they can do it if there is too much to do at work. ....
...
A middle class with small economic margins is dependent on social security.
This was Bismarck's plan when he introduced a
system that would make those
dependent on it "far more content and far easier to handle."
......sclerosis creates a public demand for policies that create even more stagnation. This might help explain the lack of reform in Europe, despite all the political ambitions.
The more problems there are, the more dangerous radical reforms seem to the electorate: If things are this bad now, the logic goes, think how bad they'll be without state protection.
READ ALL OF IT
Wednesday, March 29, 2006
France used to be nation of shop keeper
France used to be nation of shop keeper
In France the street always wins. Personally I think it's too bad not to give the CPE a chance. In other countries, students demonstrate to change the status quo, but in France they demonstrate to keep it-- even though it's visibly not working as a way to full employment.
today:
The French are taught to think like employees. Employees who are terrified of losing their jobs and can't imagine running their own show. http://www.ruerude.com/2006/03/anticpe_demonst.html
In France the street always wins. Personally I think it's too bad not to give the CPE a chance. In other countries, students demonstrate to change the status quo, but in France they demonstrate to keep it-- even though it's visibly not working as a way to full employment.
today:
The French are taught to think like employees. Employees who are terrified of losing their jobs and can't imagine running their own show. http://www.ruerude.com/2006/03/anticpe_demonst.html
Wednesday, December 28, 2005
Saturday, May 21, 2005
Failed states list and social indicators of instability
from FP
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/cms.php?story_id=3420&page=1
http://www.foreignpolicy.com/story/cms.php?story_id=3420&page=1
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