As if that's not awful enough, the whole of South America is warming up. Poor quality snow lies on the ground; and resorts, down under, are suffering from lack of travelers, in search of skiing on challenging slopes, are making other plans this Fall. Maybe, the truly adventurous of them will book for flight to the Moon, preparing for a ride-glide into outer space.
My imagination is overly active, tonight!
Attempting to impose sharia law, small bands of regional IS terrorists pose a threat to Pakistan's citizens--there has been much bloodshed in the North.
Pakistan has appealed to the US to provide intelligence as to the sale on the black market of weaponry left behind when the Allies pulled out of Afghanistan. Its soldiers could use some of that artillery. They are looking to the US in order to pin down the Islamic fighters in battle, too.
Is there talk of re-stocking a US base in Afghanistan to help out the local military governments in their continuing encounters with these dissident terrorists?
My opinion.
The ruler of Syria knows little of democratic principles: the critical one being to listen to all his people and give consent to the governed.
But he will always have the taint of an authoritarian! Can't be helped.
My analysis of Syrian politics.
The US is in need of skilled workers in chipmaking. The technology calls on the world's AI available technicians to relocate here in the USA.
Japan and the Netherland workers are critically needed to operate in their realms of expertise to move things along in the supply chains of advanced knowledge: greater training for engineers.
My estimation.
Trump represents the affluent; Mamdani represents alleviating the poorness of the poor. For one thing, the next mayor of New York is in favor of free city bus lines to increase ridership!
We need to find ways to make life more enjoyable for those experiencing the results of Trump's favoring the rich. How is it that the Dems are not supporting programs to distribute staple foods to the poor through food stamp warrants? As long as the Republicans find ways to lower cost of living for the wealthy, voters ought to be apprised of those running for office that are pledged to sponsor public programs that ease the life of poverty of the poor. Make sense?
Mr. Mamdani is to be congratulated to discern that public support of those in power lean today toward the wealthy of society! Many in prominence should come to offer aid for the societal poor and/or neglected.
My opinion.
And what's more, they are committed to making a large profit. Not the least of these is Chairman Xi and also Abiy Ahmed of Ethiopia and the Rwandan government. Star among these new advocates of authoritarian rule is the bright star of Vietnam, headed by its Communist leader, To Lam.
What is common in ruling characteristic is a reliance upon government spending to emphasize the role of government in making possible a growth in business. Such efficiency in government attracts investors to partake. Nevertheless, growth has been relatively slow for the ballooning populations nor to add substantially to the wealth of these autocratic government's.
My impression.
New companies are emerging with models of how to make wind and solar even better than ever to produce electricity, reports the Economist, August 16 issue, pages 54-55.
Clean technology, whether in the use of generators, types of nuclear power, etc. are being deployed. Google and Amazon are both exploring small generators per particular factories that are technically advanced over older models of generators.
The issue is, "don't let any stone be un-turned!"
My appraisal.
