China USA: Rebalance its yuan exchange rate

[I Citro]

There is something that bothers me, a little "detail" which makes it hard not to talk about the real problems.

How is it that "the € urope" which leans at the bedside of the PiGS - with Greece at the top of the list obviously, on the pretext that it would greatly exceed the 3% of debt tolerated and moreover would be declared no solvent

It's gesticulation and manipulation ...
Economically, Greece does not weigh anything in Europe (I don't know if it's 1 or 3%) ... So there is no real problem, just bad practices ...
The economic management of France is much more serious ... even if in%, our deficit seems lower, in millions of euros, it weighs considerably more than that of Greece ...

A Greek leader went to get angry with Obama to complain about the speculators who made the situation worse ... Greece weighs, economically speaking, less than a big US city like Seattle ... peanut.

[Obamot]

Thank you for confirming my impressions with a concrete and concrete example which speaks for itself.
What they would not do to distract the crowds on the Brussels side

It is clear that now it is off until the next stock market collapse. I wonder what they will find and when it will take place (so "well" prepare in advance to shoot the chestnuts from the fire, as usual ...?) A little lightning war in Iran not without involving the international community by directing it "diplomatically" (I mean by coercion and indirectly by blackmail) also send troops under the NATO flag, for example?

For the crisis it was still obvious. 65 billion T-Bonds available in April-May 2008 .... increased by what sleight of hand in July-August 2008 to 1000 billion dollars ... then the crash at the end of September-October. It was not bô and sewn with "white" thread!

Subsidiary question: would there have been this crisis if Mc Cain had won the election (hey, hey) ...

[Ahmed]

Leo Maximus, this question of relations between China, Japan and Western powers is quite complex and often little known with precision (this is my case! ), could you advise me a book on the question?

[I Citro]

Subsidiary question: would there have been this crisis if Mc Cain had won the election (hey, hey) ...

From my point of view, YES.
Whoever the president was, he would not have changed anything. On the other hand, he would not have communicated in the same way on the management of the crisis ...
I wouldn't have seen him say like Obama did, "I didn't think the situation was that bad." From my point of view, this is a serious communication error ... A bit as if a formula 1 driver said after having crimped, I did not look at my speedometer and I arrived too quickly in the turn ...
It is still the "pilot" of the USA... (I was going to say, the first world power ... )

[recyclinage]

I wouldn't have seen him say like Obama did, "I didn't think the situation was that bad."

it's probably a lack of vanity on that part

can of man on earth are able to question this and do it in public

if you look at the world political class they will tell you all i do this

but no one has been forthright

damn it's shit we are badly crossed

politically speaking it is not profitable to question this

[Obamot]

I wouldn't have seen him say like Obama did, "I didn't think the situation was so bad"

It must be said that the speculative bubble that exploded in 2008 - put on the back of the subrimes, but in my opinion not only - had burst in early fall, still under the mandate of Bu $ h - Barack has not won the election only later on November 17. This sentence was therefore not necessarily completely an error insofar as it confirmed the justification for the vote of Amha voters.
And it was also well known internationally that the one who had "overstepped" the bounds as never before had been a President of the United States was his predecessor.

I think on the contrary that he did well to distance himself, because the image of America undermined by the Bu $ h clan: Dick Cheπey, Rich @ rd Perle, P @ ul VVolfowitz, John Boltoπ, Robert ZœIIick ... has / have done such damage that even with a democrat in power (who is forced to continue more or less the same international policy as before) the reputation of this country is at its lowest (for at least a century, according to an estimate of prominent members of Congress in Washington ...)

[Leo Maximus]

Leo Maximus, this question of relations between China, Japan and Western powers is quite complex and often little known with precision (this is my case! ), could you advise me a book on the question?

Hello Ahmed!

For the history of China and Japan there are the works of the Elisseeff family: Serge, Vadime and Danielle Elisseeff ( http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danielle_Elisseeff ), these are references. There are also the books of Robert Guillain, former correspondent for Havas and then Le Monde en Asie: http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Guillain . In 1965, he wrote "In thirty years from China" and "Japan, 3rd Great", books that had made people smile at the time.

[Obamot]

It is likely that Robert Guillain's remarks will be relevant since he lived 40 years in Asia. It seems to me that to speak well of it you must have lived there (having lived there myself).
It is very difficult to understand these civilizations for a Westerner, they are very refined, in comparison we pass for clumsy, but not for them, if we are respectful they forgive us almost all "our defects". That said, each Asian country has its particularities ... even each region ...

[Ahmed]

A big thank-you , Maximus leo, I will try next week to fill my gaps ...

[I Citro]

... The image of America undermined by the Bu $ h clan: Dick Cheπey, Rich @ rd Perle, P @ ul VVolfowitz, John Boltoπ, Robert ZœIIick ... have / have done such damage that even with a ruling Democrat (who is forced to continue more or less the same international politics as before) the reputation of this country is at its lowest (for at least a century, according to an estimate of prominent members of Congress in Washington ... )

You knew that all these beautiful people have, in anticipation of a possible backlash, bought luxury properties in Panama, a country that has not signed a convention on the extradition of criminals with the USA ...