yota691 Posted August 23, 2012 Report Share Posted August 23, 2012 International reports: the new Iraq a failed state and the right agency 08/23/2012 Hits 99 Raised mollified Maliki government Shiite, while described international reports, "the new Iraq" as a "failed state", and then raised more and through mobilizing the media's in the "Iraqi Media Network," when he described the British report employee Iraqi as "the most Kassala in the world" as a result to disrupt work long days during the year, But this time came description Iraqi government's decision, Valtdt government spokesman Ali al-Dabbagh said Wednesday that holiday approved by the Council of Ministers will not affect the economic situation, noting that the Law on public holidays give Iraqis 150 days of public holidays, nearly half the year, stressing that "This holiday does not harm the economic situation." According to what reported in the "range" for law holidays approved by the Government, the citizens enjoy with 150 days of public holidays each year, and more than 30 percent of these holidays are the occasion of holidays and events Shiite religious . part indicates a member of the Economic Committee in the House of Representatives Amer Hussein that the holidays have negative effects on economic reality, but it is necessary. contrast criticized economic expert on behalf of Jamil Antoine uniqueness of the government to take decisions about public holidays without reference to the views of specialists on the economic side. http://haqnews.net/news.aspx?id=25350 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jg1 Posted August 23, 2012 Report Share Posted August 23, 2012 Ya, the public sector gets the goods, lots of holidays, great pension, lots of freebies and soon they will end up like California. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
carlos in san diego Posted August 23, 2012 Report Share Posted August 23, 2012 You know...the mindset here that we have been programmed to accept is that you work until you drop dead. In a society where, once you "retire" it's perfectly acceptable to end up working at Walmart as a greeter, because there is no way a normal person will ever save up enough for a comfortable retirement, it probably would not be a bad idea if we were a little more accepting of the way other people choose to live their lives. Many people in the world want more from life than working for the "man" until you draw your last breath. Fact is, there is more to life than that. We do not understand the mindset of other peoples in other lands. We don't understand their priorities and desires. What we do notice is that they do things markedly different than us. To me...because they do things differently does not mean it's necessarily a bad thing. We can only evaluate other people's habits and customs by our own standards, and it is not a "given" that our standards make sense to others, or that the way we do things is the right way! I mean WE have a dysfunctional society that can't even take care of it's own people. Despite those who would arrogantly claim claim that they and their political party has things well in hand. We are also living in a "FAILED STATE" Our currency is said to devalue 50% very shortly, our economy is going over the abyss, our government and politicians are not working for us, but a criminal element that runs our country....Who are we to call someone else's society as a failed society? Life is about learning, and we have, as a nation, not been very good at learning, or accepting of someone who thinks differently than us. I say...if the Iraqis want 150 days of national holidays, I say let them do what they want without criticizing them. They are a nation that has been blessed by mother earth with vast amounts of resources, and it's the Iraqis national treasure, let them enjoy the bounty of their land, and the benefits they bring. thanks Yota for the thread Carlos 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SocalDinar Posted August 23, 2012 Report Share Posted August 23, 2012 (edited) You know...the mindset here that we have been programmed to accept is that you work until you drop dead. In a society where, once you "retire" it's perfectly acceptable to end up working at Walmart as a greeter, because there is no way a normal person will ever save up enough for a comfortable retirement, it probably would not be a bad idea if we were a little more accepting of the way other people choose to live their lives. Many people in the world want more from life than working for the "man" until you draw your last breath. Fact is, there is more to life than that. We do not understand the mindset of other peoples in other lands. We don't understand their priorities and desires. What we do notice is that they do things markedly different than us. To me...because they do things differently does not mean it's necessarily a bad thing. We can only evaluate other people's habits and customs by our own standards, and it is not a "given" that our standards make sense to others, or that the way we do things is the right way! I mean WE have a dysfunctional society that can't even take care of it's own people. Despite those who would arrogantly claim claim that they and their political party has things well in hand. We are also living in a "FAILED STATE" Our currency is said to devalue 50% very shortly, our economy is going over the abyss, our government and politicians are not working for us, but a criminal element that runs our country....Who are we to call someone else's society as a failed society? Life is about learning, and we have, as a nation, not been very good at learning, or accepting of someone who thinks differently than us. I say...if the Iraqis want 150 days of national holidays, I say let them do what they want without criticizing them. They are a nation that has been blessed by mother earth with vast amounts of resources, and it's the Iraqis national treasure, let them enjoy the bounty of their land, and the benefits they bring. thanks Yota for the thread Carlos Problem here in the US is the ones working for the man ( The government ) are the ones getting the days off and huge unfunded pensions. Have you ever ran your own private play by the rules business Carlos? 50-60 hour weeks are the norm. Days off? Who runs the business when I'm gone? Sometimes I wish I worked for the man Edited August 23, 2012 by SocalDinar 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dontlop Posted August 23, 2012 Report Share Posted August 23, 2012 You know...the mindset here that we have been programmed to accept is that you work until you drop dead. In a society where, once you "retire" it's perfectly acceptable to end up working at Walmart as a greeter, because there is no way a normal person will ever save up enough for a comfortable retirement, it probably would not be a bad idea if we were a little more accepting of the way other people choose to live their lives. Many people in the world want more from life than working for the "man" until you draw your last breath. Fact is, there is more to life than that. We do not understand the mindset of other peoples in other lands. We don't understand their priorities and desires. What we do notice is that they do things markedly different than us. To me...because they do things differently does not mean it's necessarily a bad thing. We can only evaluate other people's habits and customs by our own standards, and it is not a "given" that our standards make sense to others, or that the way we do things is the right way! I mean WE have a dysfunctional society that can't even take care of it's own people. Despite those who would arrogantly claim claim that they and their political party has things well in hand. We are also living in a "FAILED STATE" Our currency is said to devalue 50% very shortly, our economy is going over the abyss, our government and politicians are not working for us, but a criminal element that runs our country....Who are we to call someone else's society as a failed society? Life is about learning, and we have, as a nation, not been very good at learning, or accepting of someone who thinks differently than us. I say...if the Iraqis want 150 days of national holidays, I say let them do what they want without criticizing them. They are a nation that has been blessed by mother earth with vast amounts of resources, and it's the Iraqis national treasure, let them enjoy the bounty of their land, and the benefits they bring. thanks Yota for the thread Carlos ya good idea and if they want to riot and burn down the cities .. thats up to them too ..if they dont get free ,, health care .. free food , housing free clothes , free everything too and just lay around and whine and complain they want more ... and if someone does want to work .. they should tax him heavily .. why should he have all that money ,, just because he worked for it Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
zigmeister Posted August 23, 2012 Report Share Posted August 23, 2012 Even countries fear success as it would bring influences and changes they are not sure they want to happen. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
az66 Posted August 23, 2012 Report Share Posted August 23, 2012 Yes run your own business still dosent mean you will get ahead any faster than if you woked for someone it seems the means change the expeneses which still have you strugling to get buy. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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