Samo da nije do amorfne mase iz Kremlja.
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Federal Court rules Big Tech has no 'freewheeling First Amendment right to censor'
Decision upholds Texas law that limited the right of social media companies to squash opinions
Bas odgledah juce... Sta ce da im rade, zvek...
Fino ja rekoh davno, niko nema pravo da cenzurise necije pravo na rijec ... soc mreze, fransize, serveri.. Show za posmatranje... uz kokice.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fed...r-for-big-tech
Ovo mijenja mnogo sto sta u svijetu.
Trump je bio u pravu, a zastava tek.. Chudo.
Ekonomija, big tech, kompanije uopste.. berza..
Hvala Lepo
Last edited by Maja; 20-09-22 at 00:31.
https://www.bankar.me/2022/09/22/nac...je-dosao-kraj/
Пресмијах се...
Ђорђа Мелони и Fratelli d'Italia , нови адут Кремља ...
https://twitter.com/RadioGenova/stat...8MoZLyYMA&s=19
Last edited by Geralt of Rivia; 22-09-22 at 21:52.
https://twitter.com/IFazilaBaloch/st...ikhlblRjw&s=19
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Iranske žene - trenutno najhrabriji ljudi na planeti.
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I muškarci koji su stali uz njih.
https://twitter.com/FridaGhitis/stat..._Ust4w-Fg&s=19
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Interesantna zemlja a jos interesantniji ljudi... Najbolji primjer kako se za relativno kratko vrijeme, svega par decenija, sve moze da izmijeni za 180 stepeni.
Situacija koja se predstavlja u zapadnim medijima je ipak malo drugacija od stvarne slike jer ovo je borba svih u Iranu, ne samo zhena.
https://twitter.com/247KY/status/157...vjvquHfqQ&s=19
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Mene interesuje kako će proći danas parlamentarni izbori u Italiji. Zapravo, pretpostavljam.
Ako ne postoji razlog da se pije, to nije razlog da se ne pije...
I ako pobijedi desnica oce li se talas širiti evropom. Francuska je već visila, a ni njemacka nije van toga. Sa te tri raspad eu bi bio izvjestan. I sto onda sa turcima u njemačkoj, strancima u francuskoj...
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Ima DW dobrih dokumentaraca o Iraku, Avganistanu, Iranu, Siriji, Libiji... Kakav je bio zivot i drustvo u tim zemljama 50ih, 60ih, 70ih...
I onda kad krene radikalizam...
Vrlo kompleksni odnosi izmedju shia i sunita, mijesanja velikih sila...
I danas imamo ovo sto imamo.
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Честитке првој жени Премијеру у Италији.
Još bi naivan čovjek rekao liberalno, nego sjećamo se kako se Musolini proslavio.
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https://nova.rs/vesti/svet/vezala-ko...-metaka-video/
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Kako ono..se piše sloboda od vjerskog fanatizma.
https://twitter.com/IranIran2022/sta...zM75rwQMA&s=19
https://twitter.com/IranIran2022/sta...lhWlb-cjg&s=19
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Da li će ovih 200 milijardi eura, koje njemačka vlada sprema za pomoć oko gasa, imalo uticati na njihov GDP i na stanje u državi (pa i Eu)?
Njemački GDP u 2021 godini je iznosio 3,570 milijardi eura. Samo odvajanje za pomoć građanima neće imati značajnijih uticaja na GDP, jer su Njemci ionako štedljivi kad je budućnost iole neizvjesna već godinama unazad.
A i rezerve su im značajne, jer Merkelova je forsirala štednju i izbjegavala zaduživanje i obnavljanje infrastrukture (autputeve). Kao da je znala što se sprema.
Ono što je teško predvidjeti, koliko će to uticaja imati na samu privredu prije svega na auto industriju koja osim gasa boluje i od manjka čipova na globalnom tržištu. Jer je ovih 200 milijardi namijnjeno i građanima i privredi.
Danas je zvanično objavljeno da je inflacija u Njemačkoj u septembru dvocifrena. Što je prvi put od uvođenja eura prije 20 godina, a prvenstveno je posljedica ukidnja karte od 9€ za prevoz i popusta za gorivo.
Last edited by hercules; 29-09-22 at 23:12.
Loše stvari dolaze u paketu, za dobre stvari treba vremena.
U Njemačkoj se ukine plaćanje karte od 9€ i neki popusti za gorivo i dođe do povećanja inflacije. U Crnoj Gori, jedno 60% radne populacije dobije značajno povećanje neto zarade - ne utiče na inflaciju.
In vino veritas
Kakve vece veze ima ukidanje karte od 9€ sa inflacijom u Njemackoj? Pogotovo uzevsi u obzir da je ovo nesto potpuno novo uvedeno na svega par mjeseci.
Ozbiljno pitam, interesuje me tvoj a i pogled ostalih koji imaju slicno/isto misljenje. Znam koji je oficijalni narativ "ekonomista politicara" po ovom pitanju ali meni licno nema smisla u potpunosti (sto ne znaci da rezonujem pravilno u ovom slucaju).
Probaću najjednostavnije moguće.
Imaš 1000€ kojima raspolažeš.
Od tih para na prevoz do posla si trošio 9€ jer je Vlada subvencionisala.
Sad više ne subvencioniše, pa te odlazak na posao košta sa novim cijenama karte 50€ npr ili više ako ideš svojim kolima jer se ni nafta ne subvencioniše.
Kupovna moć tvog novca koji imaš na raspolaganju se smanjila jer moraš više da izdvajaš za prevoz odnosno ne možeš za 1000€ da kupiš dobara i usluga koliko si mogao prije godinu tj prošlog septembra.
Pisao je detaljnije financial times o tome:
https://www.ft.com/content/877ecb30-...4-17b7d404a5a1
German inflation hits 70-year high as economists warn of deep recession risk
September figure of 10.9% comes as institutes outline how gas shortages could hit growth in 2023
German inflation soared to double-digit levels for the first time in more than 70 years, underlining the precarious state of Europe’s largest economy, which leading economists warned could shrink by up to 7.9 per cent next year in a worst-case scenario.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz responded to soaring energy costs on Thursday by announcing plans for a €200bn cap on gas prices, which he described as a “defensive shield” to be financed by extending an off-balance sheet fund set up to provide aid during the coronavirus pandemic.
Consumer prices in Germany rose 10.9 per cent in the year to September, accelerating from 8.8 per cent in August, according to a flash estimate published by the federal statistical agency on Thursday. It is the first time German inflation has reached double-digit levels since 1951 and the increase is expected to lift overall eurozone inflation to a new record of 9.7 per cent when those figures are released on Friday.
“Inflation is running red hot in Germany,” said Carsten Brzeski, an economist at Dutch bank ING, adding that it was “hard to see” how the European Central Bank could not raise interest rates by 0.75 percentage points for a third consecutive time at next month’s meeting.
The increase in German prices — which rose 2.2 per cent month on month — was driven by the expiry of temporary measures to shield households and businesses from the impact of high prices, such as a fuel duty cut and a subsidised €9 monthly train ticket.
Energy prices rose 43.9 per cent in the year to September, accelerating from 35.6 per cent growth in August, while food prices surged 18.7 per cent against 16.6 per cent a month earlier. Services price growth accelerated to 3.6 per cent from 2.2 per cent.
Russia’s decision to cut gas supplies to Europe after its invasion of Ukraine has plunged Germany into its worst energy crisis since the second world war. Soaring gas prices have forced many companies to reduce production or even shut down entirely, while private households are preparing for a huge increase in heating bills.
Germany’s top economic institutes said the country would expand by 1.4 per cent this year, contract by 0.4 per cent in 2023 and grow by 1.9 per cent in 2024. But they also warned the economy could shrink by 7.9 per cent next year in the event of an unusually cold winter and the introduction of gas rationing in industry.
“If we get a much colder winter gas consumption will grow significantly, which will increase the likelihood of a gas shortage,” said Torsten Schmidt of the Leibniz Institute for Economic Research. “That will have more of an impact on GDP than we’ve assumed in our forecast.”
The institutes said that, based on the median of their model simulations, Germany will not run out of gas this year and next, though the supply situation would remain “extremely tight”. They said that “this will mean a permanent loss of prosperity for Germany”.
The “heightened risk” of gas rationing and shortages could be avoided if consumption was reduced by 20 per cent and imports were increased, but the institutes warned of a “massive drop” in GDP at the start of 2023 and 2024 if the country fails to sufficiently curb gas use.
The forecast was produced by the Ifo Institute in Munich, the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, the Halle Institute for Economic Research as well as the Leibniz institute.
The prognosis marks a radical downward revision of the institutes’ spring forecast when they predicted growth of 2.7 per cent this year and 3.1 per cent in 2023. “This revision mainly reflects the extent of the energy crisis,” they said, adding that the value of output in 2022 and 2023 would be €160bn lower than expected in the spring.
Schmidt said private households were bearing the brunt of higher energy prices and facing a “huge loss in purchasing power”. Most companies were, in contrast, managing to cope with the energy crunch, he added.
As temperatures fall in Germany, gas consumption by households and businesses rose sharply in the past week to 14.5 per cent above the average over the past four years, the federal network agency said on Thursday. Klaus Müller, head of the agency, said the change was “very sobering” while adding that the situation could rapidly change.
The institutes said inflation would rise to 8.8 per cent next year, slightly higher than this year’s level of 8.4 per cent, though it would decline to 2.2 per cent in 2024.
Loše stvari dolaze u paketu, za dobre stvari treba vremena.
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