Thursday, June 17, 2010
Yes. I like demagogy ... but its fun and all the info Financial depicts in the graph is very real.
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By the way, Demagogy ordemagoguery (Ancient Greek δημαγωγία, from δῆμοςdemos "People" and ἄγεινagein "To lead") is a strategy for GainingPolitical Power by Appealing to thePrejudices,emotions,Fears andExpectations Typically of the public-via impassionedRhetoric andpropaganda, And Often usingNationalist,populist orreligieuse themes. What qualified as demagogy has-been the subject of debate and Ambiguity SinceAristophanes Used the first term, in reference toCleon.
See you next ...
By the way, Demagogy ordemagoguery (Ancient Greek δημαγωγία, from δῆμοςdemos "People" and ἄγεινagein "To lead") is a strategy for GainingPolitical Power by Appealing to thePrejudices,emotions,Fears andExpectations Typically of the public-via impassionedRhetoric andpropaganda, And Often usingNationalist,populist orreligieuse themes. What qualified as demagogy has-been the subject of debate and Ambiguity SinceAristophanes Used the first term, in reference toCleon.
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European Union leaders have made two major proposals for ensuring fiscal stability in the long term. The first proposal is the creation of a common fund responsible for bailing out, with strict conditions, a EU member country in the brink of default. This reactive tool is sometimes dubbed as the European Monetary Fund by the media. The second much older proposal is the construction of single authority responsible for tax policy oversight and government spending coordination of EU member countries. This preventive tool is dubbed as the European Treasury. The monetary fund is to be financially supported, at least initially by EU member governments, and on the other hand, the treasury is to be financially supported by the European Commission
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