Monday 11 October 2010

What can Zapatero expect after being the worst curse Spain has had to suffer in the last 35 years? A lifetime salary! Part 1


The man you see in the picture will soon be swept from office in the forecoming general elections 2012 unless we get lucky and he ends up admiting we need elections sooner and admiting he has been a curse to our country.
Dissenting voices are being heard these days in Zapatero´s Spanish Socialist Party (PSOE) calling for a "change" of policies and not hiding that the best change would be to lose sight of Zapatero for the next 4 or 50 years.
Critics are springing up like mushrooms in autumn after Zapatero´s chosen one to run as candidate to the Madrid regional elections (Trinidad Jiménez) was defeated in the primary elections held this last October 3rd and after the polls published in 3 important newspapers show a gap of almost 14 points between PP and PSOE.
PSOE´s regional leaders are not being critic after realizing that Zapatero is a damnation for our country, that they knew long ago and did not care when they did not feel their "thrones" at risk, they are being critic now that they are really scared of losing their priviledges and status.
In some regions like Andalucía PSOE has been the ruling party for the last 35 years and losing that position is a nightmare for the thousands of PSOE politicians and tens of thousands of friends and relatives of these that have been digitally (using the finger) appointed. Not to mention all the rubbish that a rotten regional administration and an accomplice judicial system have been hiding for decades

In terms of national economy Zapatero´s legacy is a total tragedy for all of us. A soaring foreign debt skirocketing in the last three years, some 5 million real unemployed workers (22% of the total workforce) coming from 2 million in 2004 (11%), 2 out of 3 new unemployed workers in the EU live in Spain, our unemployment rate doubles that of the Eurozone and it is 2.5 times OCDE´s average unemployment.
Zapatero has weaken the Spain´s unity by irresponsibly supporting divising laws and by granting nazionalist parties political and economical support. He has divided the civil society by passing laws allowing 16 year old girls to abort without parental consent.
It is really odd that while Zapatero allows underage girls to kill their babies on their own he does not allow them to go to the cinema to watch a movie (Blood Money) about the thriving abortion industry, its killing methods and the psycological consequences of abortion. This movie is rated +18...
Zapatero´s cabinet is crowded with either unskilled socialist demagogues heading useless ministries or professional liers such as our Vice President María Teresa Fernández de la Vega or ministry of interior Alfredo Pérez Rubalcaba. Zapatero has always removed from his side independent thinkers and intelligent people who rather serve Spain than our maniac President.
Soon part two. More figures and some interesting information about Zapatero´s boys and girls

Wednesday 6 October 2010

General Strike in Spain, the big masquerade.

The call from the two main Spanish sindicates for a General Strike on this last September 29th resulted in a big fiasco for these two state budget parasites organizations: UGT and CCOO.
With some 2 million affiliates out of some 19 million active workers they claim to represent the interests of Spanish workers.
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This "general" strike was followed and supported by less than 10 per cent among civil servants in the administration and almost ignored by all the small and medium size companies and their employees specially those involved in the services activity. The only real impact was in the industrial sector where the so called "information pickets" could easily "convince" their colleagues of the need to second this strike.
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In Madrid all shops were opened and they only shut when these pickets showed up to immediately re-open when the pickets moved away.
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The bus transport in Madrid was sabotaged early in the morning in the garages but once the pickets were forced not to "inform" so intensively buses operated as usual as so did the subway all day long.
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In Barcelona it was rather different. The anti-system elements that the Catalan regional government has pampered for so many years (the guy in charge of the police there is an anti-system communist-ecologist himself and so is the elder son of the President Montilla) roamed the streets of downtown Barcelona defying police and setting urban cashiers and waste bins in fire, ending in a police car on fire.
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Power comsumption diminished only by some 11% compared to what it was expected if the strike would have not taken place (in other general strikes it was over 20% less) and people all accross the country showed their contempt for these trade unionists that so "kindly" asked them to follow their slogans.
Spain has some real 5 million unemployed persons, this accounts for 21% of the active population and is over twice the average of the European Union.
When Mr. Zapatero came to power back in 2004 we had roughly 10% of unemployment rate and an state budget surplus. during these last 6 years Mr Zapatero´s policies have put Spain to the brim of ruin and bankruptcy...With the approval of the two main sindicates!!!
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When forced by the European Union, the USA and China (Chinese Prime Minister and President Obama called President Zapatero almost the same day in May to tell him that he either shifted his economic policy and changed or he would be in serious trouble) Mr. Zapatero announced, some 5 months ago, budget and salary (for the administration workers) cuts. This change of policy has finally triggered this strike when the two sindicates exploded with calculated rage.
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A very well calculated rage we must say because the strike was against the entrepreneurs and the Popular Party more than against Mr. Zapatero who they know is not acting on his on will but remotely directed by Brussels and Washington.
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It is really odd and striking (yes this word goes realy well in here!) that these trade unions which supported Zapatero on his way to the present ruinous situation and that said nothing when Zapatero denied the very existence of an upcoming crisis two years ago or when the unemployment rate grew rapidly due to that policy that they supported and are therefore co-responsible of the present situation, have called for a general strike against the budget cuts that Spain has had to implement.
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It is as if someone who has been trying to put a fire out by pouring gasoline goes completely crazy when the chief fireman decides to give it a chance to using water...
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This sindicates get hundreds of million in state and regional grants, have thousands of wht they call liberates (basically they get paid and do not work so as to suppousedly have time to look after their colleagues labor problems), earn fortunes by monopolize the training courses that unemployed people do and that are useless.
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They have behaved like leeches always sucking from the state budget and always willing to plunder tax payers and they are still doing that. They have put on stage a soft strike so as not to offend too much Mr. Zapatero for they are very well awared of the fact that they cannot exist on their own strength funding their expenses only from their affiliates dues.
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The main Trade Union leaders earn fortunes and have exquisite tastes when choosing their holidays or restaurants and the mere idea of having to work scares them to death.
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This last sunday shortly after this masquerade strike (Oct. 3rd) newspaper "El País" has published a poll showing almost 15 points of difference between PP (Popular Party) and PSOE (Socialist Party): 43% versus 28%. El País is by the way a traditional ally to the PSOE.
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Somehow people is fed up with all the lies Zapatero keeps repeating and this strike that was not intended to impact in the President´s image too much devastated his already weak position.
Stay tuned for Zapatero´s next moves, he is now desperate and he is very dangerous. Do not forget what happened shortly before he came to power in 2004...