predicting the future, page-55

Perhaps...misfits you might also think that the
SA Finance Minister, Pravin Gordhan, talks about too many negatives too..
I am not 'afraid' to consider those things possibly inhibitting progress and i am not alone re possible issues,I believe....ie


See this article dated Nov 24 2011 16:54 Sapa

http://www.fin24.com/Economy/Gordhan-warns-unscrupulous-advisers-20111124

starts...
"Cape Town - Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan warned on Thursday against financial advisers “undermining” South Africa’s tax system in pursuit of profit.

Opening debate on the tax administration bill in the National Assembly, he said one thing the draft legislation did not do was"....continues

and later states....

"Responding to members at the end of the debate, he also suggested a clampdown on tax havens.

“The world needs to do much more to bring tax havens to book, so that the rich and the super rich and the powerful corporates don’t get better opportunities to evade tax.”ends
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Too much 'doom and gloom' for you?
I think it is gradually looking gloomier for some and better for the global economy, actually.

addressing a negative can bring about something positive, I believe.

What "good news' do you have re the subjects we are discussing, rather than your assessments of other HC members, because that would be most welcome,imo.