Stop the U.S.A bullying

Looks like the dollar is on its way to collapse with countries like Kuwait abandoning the dinar's peg against the dollar in favor of a basket of currencies to help minimize economic harm after the dollar declined. Last year the dollar fell against the Euro in fact it fell against most currencies.
The U.S. has promised to spend another 10.6 billion on top of the 14.6 it has already "given" in "aid" not including cost of the war this does not include 360 billion on the Iraq war. Check out the link http://nationalpriorities.org/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=182

The U.S. needs to attract about $2.5 billion a day from foreign investors to keep the dollar steady and fund a current- account deficit that widened to a record $225.6 billion in the third quarter of last year.

So If the world stops investing in the United States, stops trading in the dollar and stops buying American products then The U.S.A would not have the money to be so aggressive to other countries that don't do as they say.

So do yourselves a favour stop using Microsoft windows ( which intelligence agencies can Hack at the drop of a hat and switch to Linux!

U.S tourism

On Tuesday the Travel Industry Association released it's survey conducted on travellers from 16 countries who ranked The U.S the most unfriendly country in the world to visit! Darn I was planning a trip now I will have to cancel and book a holidayl instead in the "hotel Paradisio" in Iraq. It has to be the friendlier than the U.S!

Hot Air Bush

Today I was all geared up to pull apart Bush's state of the union address, but it said very little. It looks like he has woken up to the fact that pollution does cause global warming ( with a 20% cut in petrol consumption by 2017) although there is an ulterior motive.
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"For too long our nation has been dependent on foreign oil, and this dependence leaves us more vulnerable to hostile regimes, and to terrorists - who could cause huge disruptions of oil shipments... raise the price of oil... and do great harm to our economy."

The previous quote shows that the U.S.A. realises it can not just invade a country for oil supplies or to turn around the currency in which oil is traded, using some made up story about weapons of mass destruction
I loved the way he opened the speech with how he was the first to say "madam speaker" there's that got to be first, strongest or best mentality again.

Oh yes Iran and Syria should keep on their toes with Bush's ominous words "as we enter 2007 with large endeavours under way and other that are ours to begin"

In the U.K. it looks like Tony Blair is feeling uncomfortable about his misjudgement to invade Iraq. He's not even turning up to a high profile debate in the house of commons choosing to go to a business conference instead. Seeing as we live in a democracy, MPs will not be able to vote on a change of policy in Iraq.
Here's another quote showing what a democracy the U.K. is:
"Mr Blair has promised to make a statement to the Commons on the situation in Iraq once he has assessed the success of the Army's Operation Sinbad in Basra."
I would like to know what qualifications Blair has to make such a far reaching decision. Oh yes I remember, he has an "ology" in American president butt licking!