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National Observer Second Edition

Day 596, 19:09 • Published in USA USA

• by Sergio Oliveira

Sooner than expected, I am releasing the second National Observer. After scoring an interview with White House's Senior Advisor for Foreign Affairs about FORTIS and all that it is happening with, I just had to do it and not delay. I also contacted England's PM Pesaram to get his point of view, but he hasn't returned my request. There is also an article on "BUY AMERICAN" movement started by former Rhode Island senator John C. I submitted a request for an interview and he did not return my request. So, I gave my point of view based on what I found. I want to let everyone know, that if you have any information in any of the articles written here, we will publish your opinion, we are not impartial, and we believe that everyone is entitle to speak their mind, as long as is not offensive and disrespectfull. So, here is the link for the new edition, don't forget to vote and subscribe. I'm counting on you. Take care. Don't forget to copy and paste.

http://www.wix.com/oliveirasrgm/national-observer-number-2

Much regards,

Sergio Oliveira
Editor in Chief

Comments

Hoyle Day 596, 22:56

Voted.
Not sure where I stand with "Buy American." At this time I'm under the impression that we should have very low import taxes on iron and diamonds(we do), and very high taxes on grain and oil.
Food manufacturing is in abundance, and imports on food should be very high.
We need to ensure we always have access to weapons and gifts, so I suppose the current tariffs on these items are OK.
Moving tickets, I think are sufficiently available... certainly easily manufactured at home. And there are always people readily available abroad (in nations being PTO'd etc.,) who will donate/sell tix as needed. So tariffs on tickets should be somewhat high as well.

All this is just my current opinion, and subject to change if properly persuaded.

GoBucks Day 597, 06:49

Interesting paper. I, with the combination of lower prices, may have contributed to the latest Buy American hysteria. However, it wasn't my direct intention for people to say Buy American Made Goods, I was more hoping for don't buy on the underground markets because of the effects of doing so.

John C Day 606, 08:01

hehehe I didnt return your request?

I believe I did

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