รักกันไว้ แบ่งปัน หากินด้วยกัน ประโยชน์ร่วมกันในระดับภูมิภาค ลดภาระรั้วของชาติช่วยกันเป็นหูเป็นตากำจัดพวกเจตนาทุจริต พวกฟอกเงิน พวกเอาเงินเอาทรัพยากรของประเทศอื่น ทั้งคน ไม้ พรรณพืช สัตว์ ทรัพย์สินเงินทอง คนงาน แรงงาน ผลกำไร ปั่นหุ้น ธุรกิจการเงินที่ไม่เป็นธรรม เอาเปรียบลูกค้า ผู้บริโภค สวมสิทธิเอาเปรียบคนในประเทศนั้นๆ ค้าอาวุธ ค้าคน ค้ายาบ้า ร้อยแปด ไปประเทศตัวเองโดยทุจริตเอาเปรียบคนหลายประเทศ ทั้งโดยตรง โดยอ้อม แทรกแซงแทรกซึม ล้วงข้อมูลเอาไปทำตลาด ทำเรื่องผิดอาญาแผ่นดิน ทางการสื่อสารสารสนเทศ และความไม่ดีสารพัดรูปแบบที่มาบุกรุกคุกคามสารพัดวิถีทาง ช่วยกันดูแลกันและกัน ให้มีความปลอดภัย มีความสุข รำ่รวยไปด้วยกัน คนสบายช่วยคนที่ลำบากกว่า มีที่ทางช่องทางให้เขาหากินโดยสุจริตมีรายได้ คนจนหายไปคนมีกินมีใช้มีรายได้ไม่มีหนี้ ไม่โดนเอาเปรียบในการค้า Under base of mutual benefit,love and harmony..mercy for eradicate poverty..we will be get freedom of financial.Trust and low problems from anti security of all dimensions...together...right?
ช่วยกันดูแลซึ่งกันและกันทั่วทั้งอาเซียน โดยเฉพาะพื้นที่ที่เป็นรั้วบ้านของกันและกัน แบ่งเบาภาระรั้วของชาติด้วยเทคโนโลยีและเหมาบริการช่วงให้แก่ภาคเอกชนอย่างมีความใสสะอาดปราศจากโกงกินรับสินบนเพื่อการตรวจคัดกรองบุคคลที่ผ่านเข้าออก ให้คงไว้แต่ผู้มีเจตนาสุจริตในการเดินทางไปมาหาสู่และค้าขายได้รวดเร็วทันการ ภาครัฐตรวจสอบกำกับดูแลมีธรรมาภิบาล มีพื้นที่พิเศษเพื่อนำรายได้ด้านเศรษฐกิจเข้ากระเป๋าชาวบ้านในประเทศที่อยู่ข้างรั้ว และในภูมิภาคอย่างเต็มเม็ดเต็มหน่วย ไม่โดนหักค่าต๋ง หากินร่วมกัน แบ่งปันกัน จะแตกต่างกันสักเท่าไร ก็ลดช่องว่างให้เแคบลงได้ ไทยแลนด์อยู่ในภูมิศาสตร์ของการเป็นศูนย์รวมของความมั่นใจที่จะเป็นกันชน และรักษาความรัก ความสุข และมีผลประโยชน์ร่วมกัน ASEAN Government center for all security,trust ,prosperity and mutual benefit ..must be soon,if we are harmony into peace and benefit under public mutaul fund and policy together..yes or
Sugar day and sleepy day
Christoph Schmidt has said Merkel's spending plans will run into trouble. Photo: DPA
Coalition's €23 billion plans 'not affordable'
Published: 28 Nov 2013 10:14 GMT+01:00
Updated: 28 Nov 2013 10:14 GMT+01:00
One of Germany's top economists says the country will not be able to afford the new coalition's spending plans - and that within four years taxes will have to be raised or debt increased.
While much of the rest of Europe puts up with austerity measures, Chancellor Angela Merkel and her new coalition allies, the Social Democrats, agreed to form a government on Wednesday which will increase spending by an estimated €23 billion over the next four years.
The plans include reducing retirement age in some cases, improving pension payments for parents and increasing investment in education and infrastructure.
Merkel insisted the money could be found without raising taxes or increasing government debt, but economists are sceptical.
Chairman of the German Council of Economic Experts, Christoph Schmidt, said the plans were not affordable in the long term. “The planned additional spending from 2015 might be able to be financed without new debts and taxes until 2017, but not beyond that,” he told the Welt newspaper.
He said politicians were currently benefiting from low interest rates but that this would not always be the case.
President of the Centre for European Economic Research Clemens Fuest also criticized the spending plans.
He said: “The biggest problem is the combination of stricter labour market regulation, lowering the retirement age and the introduction of new pension benefits. This increases social security contributions and lowers employment when what we really need is more jobs,” the Süddeutsche newspaper reported.
But Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, who is expected to remain in his post in the next government, defended the spending. “We’ve calculated it properly,” he said on German radio on Thursday.
With a low birth rate, Germany has little choice but to accept more immigration. Photo: Patrick Pleul/DPA
‘Germany must say yes to more immigrants'
Published: 26 Nov 2013 15:10 GMT+01:00
Updated: 26 Nov 2013 15:10 GMT+01:00
The biggest threat to Europe’s top economy is not foreign competition but its low birth rate. It must open its borders to more immigrants, skilled and unskilled, says The Local's editor Tom Bristow.
Germany has a problem with immigration - it needs it, perhaps more than any other European country, but it does not really want it.
In July the government made it easier for people from outside the European Union to come to Germany to work - in particular sectors with labour shortages. But it was not a vote-winner - and was undertaken carefully and without great fanfare.
The Bertelsmann Foundation think-tank said its research suggested two-thirds of Germans think immigrants cause problems for schools and social services. And mayors from across Germany warned this week about the pressures that people from Romania and Bulgaria were putting on local services, with more due next year when European Union travel restrictions affecting those countries are lifted.
Attitudes towards immigrants among Germans will take decades to change, but once a stable government is formed, ministers will be in a strong position to pay less attention to what is wanted and more to what is needed.
Ukrainian ex-prime minister Yulia Tymoshenko, who currently remains at a hospital in Kharkov, refuses to eat. Tymoshenko went on a hunger strike demanding the signing of the Association Agreement with the EU.
In addition, Tymoshenko insists Ukraine's President Viktor Yanukovych should step down. According to her lawyer, Tymoshenko has already addressed to Yanukovych with an open letter, in which she gave him some advice.
Mass protests have been held in Kiev for several days already. The Ukrainians protest against the government's move to refuse from preparing an agreement of association with the EU.
In addition, a draft resolution of no confidence to the Cabinet of Minister has been submitted to the Verkhovna Rada (the Parliament) of Ukraine.
Japanese military aircraft have defied China’s new Air Defense Identification Zone, and flown into the zone without informing China.
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga says the planes, which flew into the zone on Thursday, were carrying out routine surveillance missions.
It comes a day after two US B52 bombers entered the zone without submitting flight plans to China in advance. The US also says it was merely carrying out planned exercises.
gangster and tecnician supporter still be work in evening until nearly morning with high abuse noise all night on street...look like unlawful technician must in jail with that guilthy???? building owner also...bad income from unlawful business...must break local contract law.. no need about acclaim... one realestate developers cause get more customers two office and security that ignore unlawful engine shop maybe corrupsion. three supporting building owner who still ask high rental cost from unlawful business rental..
who loss?? one villagers native by street two government and tax officer get no tax and low image in gangs ter on street
guilty and supporters must be put in jail not only compensate.. technician and building owner also..for unlawful business tht ignore or corupsion,,
nice calmful village be right back??? sugar and noisy week...
nice qualify on racing track like F1 is sport..how push teen on real sport???not street junk???
SEREMBAN, May 23 (Bernama) -- The 'Street Gangsters' label given to Mat Rempit, youths with a penchant for street racing is a bit too much, said Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Ahmad Shabery Cheek. He said only a handful of Mat Rempit were involved in crime while the majority were just ordinary youths looking for some fun. "This explosion of culture happens in many countries like that shown in movies like Tokyo Drift and The Fast and The Furious," he said after presenting prizes to 'Golf Amal 2009' participants at Sekolah Datuk Abdul Razak here. Shabery said the scenario was similar to that during the 1980s when the community was against the craze for Scrambler motorcycles and Breakdance. Despite disagreeing with the label, the minister said Mat Rempit groups were looking for trouble for racing in the streets rather than at the tracks. "Mat Rempit are not interested in real racing. They can always join racing clubs if they want to. The closure of Batu 3 track and the distance of Sepang track is not an excuse. "Building more race tracks is not the solution. They just want to show-off to other road users." Shabery urged the authorities to tackle the Mat Rempit problem at the source, particularly the role of parents as most of the motorycles used were owned by family members.
tunku : so if they are not involved in crime than they are not "samseng".it is a crime to race on the road.they are samseng as they race on the streets not on racing tracks.hope shabery is not trying to be mat rempit hero or might be one of them before. there is no fun for the rest of us to see these street gangsters to race on the road which sometimes put our lives in danger.THEY ARE STREET GANGSTERS. these gangsters should be taught lesson.
'Street Gangsters' Label On Mat Rempit Inappropriate - Shabery
SEREMBAN, May 23 (Bernama) -- The 'Street Gangsters' label given to Mat Rempit, youths with a penchant for street racing is a bit too much, said Youth and Sports Minister Datuk Ahmad Shabery Cheek.
He said only a handful of Mat Rempit were involved in crime while the majority were just ordinary youths looking for some fun.
"This explosion of culture happens in many countires like that shown in movies like Tokyo Drift and The Fast and The Furious," he said after presenting prizes to 'Golf Amal 2009' participants at Sekolah Datuk Abdul Razak here.
Shabery said the scenario was similar to that during the 1980s when the community was against the craze for Scrambler motorcycles and Breakdance.
Despite disagreeing with the label, the minister said Mat Rempit groups were looking for trouble for racing in the streets rather than at the tracks.
"Mat Rempit are not interested in real racing. They can always join racing clubs if they want to. The closure of Batu 3 track and the distance of Sepang track is not an excuse.
"Building more race tracks is not the solution. They just want to show-off to other road users."
Shabery urged the authorities to tackle the Mat Rempit problem at the source, particularly the role of parents as most of the motorycles used were owned by family members.
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