A news wire reminds us that nothing has been solved in Fukushima. Not only the radioactivity continues to expand; Not only radioactive wastes from the plant are still in a spent fuel pool in the wrong place unfortunately in case of another earthquake.
Qu’est ce que la concurrence ? C’est un processus naturel de lutte contre la rareté dans un chacun pour soi fondateur. Cette recherche de survie est un moyen pour atteindre l’excellence. Dans son acception positive, la concurrence, c’est l’émulation.
After the last summit of the European Union, which was a disaster for indebted countries, here comes the G20 summit, which seems to be not better.
We will probably succeed in avoiding a disaster. After resisting for so long, to please the banking lobbies, we are going to set up, after much delay the minimal mechanisms to withstand for a time the crisis. Without solving anything in substance, because we will not address the root causes, which is the absence of a global rule of law.
Why are facts so similar to what was expected? Why do politicians react so late when facing the evidence? Why is it they continue to believe that there is no problem that a lack of solution will not eventually solve? Why is it that they always try to solve problems known for years at the last minute?
This week while flying over the island shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic, I thought about this reply of Bubbles, the pathetic drug dealer from the underbelly of Baltimore, discovering the affluent area of the same city, home of the ex-wife and the children of the police officer for whom is an informant in the fourth episode of the first season of one of my favorite American television series, The Wire…
