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Showing posts with label nation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nation. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

John Adams



Happy Independence Day! 
'John Adams'

Welcome to celebrate nation’s independence. Declaration of Independence that the famous words with local leaders or family members. Assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God entitle. A decent respect to mankind requires that they declare the causes impel them to the separation.

Heavy weight words, sometimes difficult to appreciate the magnitude of meaning when they’re being read at the family barbecue uncles who wearing a Kiss the Chef apron. Instead, I recommend re-watching the moment of independence from HBO’s 2008 miniseries, John Adams. The original colonies ponder separation from Great Britain; political fire-breathing is the celebration. As Adams (Paul Giamatti) tells Thomas Jefferson (Stephen Dillane) in an earlier scene, “We’re about to take a leap in the dark.”
 
Each colony’s rep rises in course of revolution, and their faces sense of, “Dear God, are we really going through with this?” the Declaration is publicly announced, primary fathers — Jefferson, Adams, and Benjamin Franklin (Tom Wilkinson) — ponder in silence. “What did we just do?” you can almost hear them thinking.

The United States not inevitable and loyalties of many early Americans were still complicated. Declaration, protection, Providence, words that’s mutually pledges to lives, fortunes and sacred honor.”

Thank to Founding Fathers on Independence Day.

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

NATIONAL BUDGET OF BANGLADESH.2011-2012, Economy in grave situation




BNP'S BUDGET view,Economy in grave situation

 
BNP chairperson and leader of the opposition Begum Khaleda Zia has outlined her party's alternative budget in a televised presentation to the nation in an apparent move to drive home the opposition views on the national budget.

          It was a jam packed house with BNP and other opposition political leaders, journalists, lawyers, academics, diplomats, other professionals and functionaries of different civil society organizations.

          Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina however, immediately rejected the BNP's budgetary proposals and policy outlines saying the house will not take into cognizance any such proposals since they were made out side the house.

          She said Begum Zia does not love Parliament, she loves hotel, winter garden of Rupashi Bangla hotel as she made the presentation there and so her government is not bothered about it. Her comments appeared to have camouflaged indecent hints.

          Nonetheless, Begum Zia's presentation of the alternative budget, as political analysts say may give the government the opportunity to review some of its fiscal measures and make them more acceptable to people, as she said.

          They hoped, despite the Prime Minister's outright rejection of the BNP's proposals on the next budget, the government may take some of its good suggestion in greater national interest.

          Begum Zia in her presentation said the country's economy is at a mess, all macroeconomic indicators are on the decline and yet the government is showing a higher GDP growth rate based on tailored and distorted statistics. It is thus misleading the nation.