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How the World could Bailout Ireland, Greece or Portugal & Some Thoughts...
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i did the calculations they are theoretical...Went to a store today and i noticed that there were like 6 brands of shaving razors to shave for women [they had the men and womens]...If you eliminated 4 of women´s brand just for 1 year and collect the money spend on it it will be like around: $105 Billion dollars every year...I am assuming they are sold in every province and country in the world...
with it the World could Bailout Ireland, Greece or Portugal...
If you dont want to do it, SOMETHING ELSE YOU COULD DO WITH IT IS...ONLY IF YOU WANNT...YOU CAN USE IT TO FEED ALL THE HUNGRY PEOPLE IN AFRICA AND OTHER PARTS OF THE WORLD WITH IT...IFFF YOU WANTT....
Some Thoughts...
You know how they got American Idol???? Why not a Europe Idols, same is how about an: ASIAN IDOL OR AFRICAN IDOL OR MIDDLE EAST IDOL...I dont know if they have: INDIA IDOL OR A CENTRAL ASIAN IDOL OR LATIN AMERICAN IDOL...
Some Thoughts...
TO LATIN AMERICA and the world.....Why not create a Annual Latin America Spelling Bee like for teens and people in college....
Guess what??? You can create a: Who wants to be a Millionaire but of songs or movies or TV shows or soap operas....
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You need to read this.
The PIGS. Not the chauvinist pigs whose transgressions preoccupied 1970s feminists, but PIGS as in Portugal, Ireland, Greece and Spain -- nations facing sovereign debt crises because they pursued exactly the sort of policies Democrats favor for this country. The PIGS share bloated government sectors (In Greece, the government employs 33 percent of workers.), generous unemployment packages, high minimum wages, dire pension obligations and a shrinking tax base. Each week brings fresh news of turmoil in the streets.
http://townhall.com/columnists/monacharen/2011/07/19/what_democrats_must_ignore_or_deny
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