"刁觀點"時事畫評三則
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出門在外,上網 不易, 一次博三篇時事畫評,歡迎好發議論的你/妳留言大作文章, 共同為世界大事下註解。凡用心的回應,絕不會水過無痕,我將會是您最忠實的讀者。另,會將較個人的藝文作品放在arttiao.blogspot.com. 沒事可以去看看。

評論 (18)
« 匿名 張貼於 Wednesday, May 13 at 12:28 AM »
jr could mean something else- eeither short abbreviation ,or a more pronounced detonation
« yiyi 張貼於 Wednesday, May 13 at 12:24 AM »
Seems much ado about nothing to work for.

Sans aim to acquire ,to accomplish, to conquer.

Metaphisical impromptu journey can be real and enjoyable ,and there is no abode to reside,nor work chores to return to.

« jariel 張貼於 Sunday, May 10 at 08:14 AM »
TO Mr.Jr: Life is a no-ending journey.......

If Jr means junior....hmmm,

Yes, life is an unending journey, agreed, but it is time to come back to work, we miss you.

« Tiao 張貼於 Saturday, May 09 at 08:12 PM »
1. To " no hope": 總有一天, 清水會變雞湯...

2. TO Mr.Jr: Life is a no-ending journey.......

« jariel 張貼於 Saturday, May 09 at 04:54 PM »
玩瘋啦!還不趕快回來!
« no hope 張貼於 Monday, May 04 at 04:06 AM »
醫生偷病患藥變賣, 注射針藥竟是清水.

« unhappily alone 張貼於 Sunday, May 03 at 05:41 AM »
Without democracy, China will be left out of the free world.
« jariel 張貼於 Saturday, May 02 at 09:50 AM »
哎呀呀﹑死老姜﹑臭老姜...
« 老姜 張貼於 Saturday, May 02 at 07:27 AM »
Jariel。 老姜報到。

Obama;healthcare;rehashed stuffs。

Sorry!No interest and no comment。

I want go back to news。

« jariel 張貼於 Friday, May 01 at 10:08 AM »
Out of the many posts that I have written expressing contempt with the Obama administration. I will give credit to President Obama where credit is due.

On April 20th this year, President Obama ordred US embass. to UN to boycott the(which incidentally, every known western countries had walked out as well) "International Racism Conference." In a letter he expressed regret but stated; "that US will not join any meeting which its sole purpose is to accuse and attack Israel..."

Even though, President Obama ran around later apologizing his butt off to the UN, but nevertheless, I will "COMMEND" President Obama for making the right decision for once.

« 匿名 張貼於 Friday, May 01 at 03:55 AM »
low down chinese
« 二品帶劍 張貼於 Friday, May 01 at 03:55 AM »
Come to think of it that China may be a narcisstst nowaday which is not fit in this world of common wealth.

They carry knives and dislike being criticized.

« jariel 張貼於 Thursday, Apr 30 at 01:37 PM »
哈哈...也許刁大小姐應該寫一點自己的意見, 讓讀者們自己同意或不同意時才能自相殘殺, 方能有更多的貼文. 否則變成本人的私人發牢騷園地不是很無趣嗎....
« jariel 張貼於 Thursday, Apr 30 at 10:39 AM »
I thought...I could be wrong but, under the communist(socialist) Maoist regime everyone already has health coverage?..sort of?...Maybe?...or were they just pretending that they did?

The third cartoon however, could be a great satire reflecting Obama's rhetoric on health care reform here in the US.

I believe I have written the following post awhile back since I have labeled dated and stored it in my lap top. But nevertheless, here is how I feel about the whole national health care thingy...

Everyone...welcome to the Era of Obama. You now have a duty to die.

I'm not saying that someday you will die (that's a given).

And I'm not saying that you should be given the "right to die" - - the freedom to take your own life, or to direct your Doctor to put you out of your misery - - that's something entirely different.

I'm saying that someday, if current trends continue, your United States Government will determine that you have a "duty," an obligation, to die.

It’s bad enough that hundreds of congressional members voted to spend nearly one trillion of our dollars, without even reading the so-called "economic stimulus bill" and without knowing fully what our money is being spent on. It’s even more horrific to know that more of our tax dollars are being allocated to the Office Of Health Information and Technology, a division of the Department of Health and Human Services, and that the bill also provides for the beginnings of a nationwide "health records database" that will track the healthcare of every person in the country.

Very recently, President Obama was praising the nationalization of health records, and the "conversion" of health records to electronic formats, noting that managing electronic data is less costly than managing hardcopy documents. But unfortunately, the creation of a nationalized health records database also creates another means of "cost cutting" - - namely, the denial of medical treatments to severely ill and elderly patients.

Language in the health care sections of the "stimulus bill" stipulates that the Department of H.H.S. will provide "appropriate information to help guide medical decisions at the time and place of care," and also allows for "penalties" to be assessed to physicians who "spend too much" on individual patients. Essentially, we now have the beginnings of a governmental agency that eventually will, by force of law, determine which persons will be eligible for health care, and what treatment they will receive.

Western Europe’s utopian ambitions to "insure everbody" and make healthcare "free" have by no means been realized. In fact, the nationalizing of healthcare in Europe has led to worsening government deficit, and increased healthcare costs, and efforts to contain those costs have resulted in the denial of treatment to those persons not expected to live much longer - - that is, the elderly and the seriously ill.

This "need" to deny people health care has frequently, in Europe, been cast in terms of one’s "duty to die." The idea is that, once you have lived "long enough;" after you have consumed your "fair share" of the earth’s resources; and when your combined age and health conditions make it "obvious" that further efforts to prolong your life just simply "aren’t worth it;" you will then have a responsibility to accept these consequences, and to accept that you’ll just have to get along without life-sustaining healthcare.

IN OTHER WORDS, ONCE A GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE HAS DETERMINED THAT SPENDING HEALTHCARE RESOURCES ON YOU WILL NOT PRODUCE MUCH OF A "RETURN ON INVESTMENT", YOU WILL THEN HAVE "A DUTY TO DIE"

If Americans continue voting for "more government" as a means to "cure" all our societal ills, we will continue to move closer to the point where anonymous government bureaucrats determine when you have lived "long enough," when you have consumed your "fair share" of resources, and when it is "obvious" that you won’t live much longer.

President Obama and the Democrat party Congress are determined to take us to this point.

« jariel 張貼於 Wednesday, Apr 29 at 11:40 AM »
What I am about to say is of course as always, offensive to some readers...it is not for the light hearted.

The way I see this is; there are three reasons motivate the tech giants to use their political clout and political action committee contributions to increase H-1Bs:

1. Cost-cutting: H-1B visa holders are paid much less than Americans.

2. The influx of H-1B visa holders depresses the "prevailing wage" for all computer techies and engineers.

3. The hiring of H-1B visa holders prevents potential competition from Americans who might choose to work for other firms or start companies of their own.

Research by professor Norman Matloff of the University of California Davis confirms that there is no shortage of U.S. engineers or computer techies. If there were a shortage, salaries would be going up, but starting salaries for bachelor's degree graduates in computer science and electrical engineering, adjusted for inflation, are flat or falling.

A study by the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University also found that there is no shortage of U.S. engineers. Eighty percent of respondents to a Pratt survey say U.S. engineering jobs are filled within four months, and 88 percent didn't offer signing bonuses.

Do we actually really need more cheap labors from other countries?

« 匿名 張貼於 Wednesday, Apr 29 at 03:46 AM »
Beggar thy neighbors,以鄰為壑?
« jariel 張貼於 Tuesday, Apr 28 at 11:11 AM »
Before I go..

thank you for saving me from 中國永不稱霸?as well as 成龍:中國人是需要管的 of WJ Blog...was getting really tired of stating and restating myself over and over again from other readers

Good to see your "刁觀點"時事畫評" again, and welcome back...hope you had a nice vacation.

« jariel 張貼於 Tuesday, Apr 28 at 11:06 AM »
BEGGAR THY NEIGHBORS?

哈哈... now, are you saying our neighbors are beggars or Obama is giving money way regardless if our neighbors are asking for it or not? There is a difference there...

There is something curious about the frenetic pace of the 44th president's foreign trips this month. Not since the summer of 1998 has an American president made so many dashes abroad. Have any of the sleuths in the Washington press corps checked on President Obama's relations with his interns? I josh, but his energetic globe-trotting is unusual, given his obligations at home. Here we are struggling with recession and a sour banking system. The Prophet Obama adds to them the most colossal domestic package since the New Deal, whereupon he hastens off to Europe, the Middle East, the Caribbean and Mexico. Increasingly, it appears that the Prophet Obama is conducting not so much a presidency as a world tour. He left for London April 2 and hit Strasbourg, Baden-Baden, Prague, Istanbul and Iraq, and he returned on April 8. Eight days later, he went off to Mexico and then Trinidad, returning to his empty White House April 19. What will be next for our restless president, Disneyland?

Hearing this president run down America, you would think it was a failed state until he was transformed from junior senator of Illinois to president of the United States. He has surpassed Jimmy Carter's precedent of being the first ex-president to criticize a sitting president while on foreign soil. President Obama has become the first sitting president to criticize America while on foreign soil, and he does it with the practiced zeal of a person who has been feeding on anti-American myths for years.

During his visit with President Chavez, President Obama received from his new amigo a copy of the virulently anti-American book "Open Veins of Latin America: Five Centuries of the Pillage of a Continent." As the book, abounding with exaggeration and arrant falsehoods, appeared in the early 1970s, I would not be surprised if the president already had a copy. Doubtless, he heard similar anti-American canards during the Rev. Jeremiah Wright's (his former pastor) anti-American rants. Certainly, our president's friend Bill Ayers, alumnus of the Weather Underground, believes every word in "Open Veins." Its anti-Americanism was at the heart of the New Left back in the days of the Cold War. Its thesis is that Europe and America have exploited Latin America for centuries, leaving it impoverished and governed by corrupt leaders.

Now, of course, Latin America has such democratic exemplars as Presidents Chavez and Castro, as well as Nicaragua's president, Daniel Ortega, and Bolivia's Evo Morales. So maybe good government is at hand for Latin America. Possibly, it is only a matter of time before these political geniuses return Latin America to the glory of the Incas and the Aztecs. Perhaps President Obama, too, can succeed in bringing civilization to America. Meanwhile, think of all the frequent flier miles he is accumulating.

That is all I have time for today...and as usual, more are coming...hahahahaha...

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