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Economically I believe the welfare state is a good thing, however I think the benefit system has serious flaws.
I think the road to economic recovery is through investing money in the economy instead off making cuts.
I believe in a strong armed forces and strict law enforcement (I would like to see the bureaucracy the police force lessoned)
Socially I would like no matter what your financial or social class you should have access to everything you deserve, for example I believe there should be a massive focus on education, everyone being able to go to university if they meet the standards, also in terms of education, I feel teachers should have more powers in how they teach their lessons and also in dealing with miscreants.
In terms of forgein policy I think that being in the EU is a waste of time as it again forces upon us, unneeded bureaucracy, instead we should concentrate on our domestic market. Also in terms of Afghanistan I think we should be there, I think us being their bring control and stability to the whole of the middle east, this in turn in my opinion helps the terrorist threat in the whole world.

and judicial system

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Becaz:

1. USA ( seems toppling towards credit crunch and crimes)
2. UK (economy not so sound)
3. Canada ( too cold to live)
4. Australia (Still developing and too remote)
5. Japan (not everyone likes to live there)
6. Pakistan ( full of bombs and killers)
7. India (too poor)
8. Saudi Arab (too backward muslims, not letting a woman to drive even, ridiculous!)
9. France ( biased with language, they hate English)
10. Switzerland (good in dreams only)
11. Afghanistan ( when ur girlfriend wud break ur heart n u
plan for suicide, then move there!)
12. China (so hard to identify who is who!)
13. Brazil (gangs wil take you someday somehow)
dear i have to a number of these countries.

ask some tourist. they will tell you.
NO OFFENCE MEANT PLEASE. I AM SO SORRY.
Now good side:

1. USA ( land of money)
2. UK (ideally organized and most polite nation)
3. Canada ( Nice n easy going life)
4. Australia (Small America (not in area))
5. Japan (dediacted nation)
6. Pakistan ( No comments)
7. India (beautiful cultues)
8. Saudi Arab (helps run my car!)
9. France ( Beauty of beauty)
10. Switzerland (I love Alps)
11. Afghanistan ( Home of hard people)
12. China (home of good cheap things)
13. Brazil (Soccer king)

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Which is most beautiul (and financial sound) country in the world? And How?
Becaz:
1. USA ( seems toppling towards credit crunch and crimes)
2. UK (economy not so sound)
3. Canada ( too cold to live)
4. Australia (Still developing and too remote)
5. Japan (not everyone likes to live there)
6. Pakistan ( full of bombs and killers)
7. India (too poor)
8. Saudi Arab (too backward muslims, not letting a woman to drive even, ridiculous!)
9. France ( biased with language, they hate English)
10. Switzerland (good in dreams only)
11. Afghanistan ( when ur girlfriend wud break ur heart n u
plan for suicide, then move there!)
12. China (so hard to identify who is who!)
13. Brazil (gangs wil take you someday somehow)
NO OFFENCE MEANT PLEASE. I AM

Now good side:
1. USA ( land of money)
2. UK (ideally organized and most polite nation)
3. Canada ( Nice n easy going life)
4. Australia (Small America (not in area))
5. Japan (dedicated nation)
6. Pakistan ( No comments)
7. India (beautiful cultures)
8. Saudi Arab (helps run my car!)
9. France ( Beauty of beauty)
10. Switzerland (Honeymoon spot)
11.Afghanistan ( Home of hard people)
12. China (home of good cheap things)
13. Brazil (Soccer king)

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Banks, credit-card issuers warn of security breach on email addresses, names
You will be redirected to the page you want to view in seconds. Mother Nature’s fury may affect when Cheekwood Botanical Gardens can open its new Trains! exhibit.

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Conn. state university system votes to raise tuition
NEW HAVEN — As expected, trustees for the Connecticut State University system Thursday approved tuition increases of 2.5 percent next year for its students, but also adopted a 2.5 percent transaction fee for those who opt to pay for tuition on a credit card.

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12 most common tax scams
With less than two weeks to go before Tax Day, scammers are hard at work coming up with ways to score every last penny. That means stealing identities, filing fake tax forms, hiding income offshore and exaggerating charitable donations.

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Which 10 are the most powerful in your opinion taking into consideration the economy, military strength, natual resources, etc.?
IMO

1. USA
2. China
3. Japan
4. Russia
5. Germany
6. UK
7. France
8. India
9. Italy
10. Canada
And please have them in your opinion order.

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Mothers are planning ahead for their children’s future and they are looking at countries whose economy will be booming in the next 2 decades. Unfortunately, USA and UK isn’t one of these countries.

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in terms of economy, energy, wealth and military power.

For me i think the US, China, UK, Germany and Russia

i need to research about this and need random opinions. So if you guys can help me out and name 5 on the top of your head and that would be awesome

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Oriola-KD Corporation´s Financial Statements for 1 January – 31 December 2010
Oriola-KD Corporation Stock Exchange Release 11 February 2011 at 8.30 a.m.This review presents financial information on the continuing operations of the Oriola-KD Group (hereinafter Oriola-KD) for the year 2010. Oriola-KD acquired a nation wide …

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Reform or Race to the Bottom? Debate erupts over proposal to end union collective bargaining
Santa Barbara union leaders are blasting a controversial proposal to end collective bargaining among the 3,000 government agencies across the state. Conservative activist Lanny Ebenstein has proposed a ballot initiative for 2012 that would end unions’ rights to negotiate wages, health care and other retirement benefits on behalf of employees.

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Board looks at the most cost-effective plan for future of sewer lines, Norristown sewage treatment plant
WEST NORRITON — The Board of Commissioners Tuesday night authorized a $25,000 feasibility study of the West Norriton sewer lines and the Norristown sewage treatment plant to determine the most cost-effective plan for the future.

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Menus for the postmodern milieu
It sounds like a cautionary tale: a dropout from MIT’s prestigious master’s program in chemical engineering winds up waiting tables at various Cambridge restaurants.

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Most dangerous possession? Your smartphone
Forget what’s in your wallet — beware your smartphone. It’s becoming one of your most dangerous possessions.

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Your most dangerous possession? Your smartphone
Forget what’s in your wallet — beware your smartphone. It’s becoming one of your most dangerous possessions.

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Democrats in Congress claimed to be ensuring “affordable housing” by pressuring banks to give loans to people that could not repay the loans.

Then the defaults and foreclosures mounted, and then the financial collapse of those banks, then the collapse of the U.S. economy, then the collapse of the world economy.

Why aren’t we more upset with the congressmen and women, like Barney Frank, who began this financial tumble with their “affordable housing”?

Why aren’t we refusing to elect these congress people?

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