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Tēma: Notikumi pasaulē, EU/ASV,NATO u.tml.

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uldens1
12. Nov 2024, 16:17 #10481

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12 Nov 2024, 15:11:34 @Elviss rakstīja:

A no kurienes valtī nauda ienāk?



Tāpēc uzņēmejam ir jāpelna nauda,nevis jātēlo politiķis
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12. Nov 2024, 16:21 #10482

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Šobrīd dēļ kara visā pasaulē ir paliels pizģec,visur apmēram vienas un tās pašas problēmas,kāmēr vati nesaklapēs,nekas labāks nebūs ne ar kādu valdību
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12. Nov 2024, 17:13 #10483

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12 Nov 2024, 15:47:09 @Mizx rakstīja:

12 Nov 2024, 14:45:38 @alnisg rakstīja:

12 Nov 2024, 14:13:41 @abyss rakstīja:
Uzņēmēji noteikti ir jāiesaista dažādu lēmumu pieņemšanā. Jābūt konsultācijām.***

...vispār, ikvienam ir tiesības paskatīties likumu grozījumu vai Ministru kabineta noteikumu projektus un... paust rakstisku savu, vai komersanta viedokli... tieši tik vienkārši. Kuriem tas ir svarīgi, tieši tā arī dara.
Par šo var padalīties ar pērli izskanējušu no Ekonomikas ministrijas 31.10.2024., ko īpaši bija jāpalūdz arī ierakstīt protokolā — EM tiešā tekstā pateica, ka viņiem nav pieņemts konsultēties ar NVO un tātad sabiedrību. Uz papīra ir kā alnisg raksta, bet realitātē EM to visu smuki sasprauž sirsniņmājiņā uz nagliņas. Man pašam piemērs, ka pēc vienas sēdes 22. februārī EM tika noteikta obligāta tikšanās ar uzņēmējiem. 23. maijā beidzot izdevās izsist to tikšanos ar EM. Viņi apsolīja nākamo tikšanos ar mistiski slepenu (nav skaidrs, kas tajā darbojas) RIS3 darba grupu. Šodien ir 12. novembris. Pilināts viņiem tiek visu laiku ar citām tikšanās reizēm katru mēnesi, bet... "EM nav pieņemts konsultēties ar sabiedrību..." Šis būtu citai diskusijai piederīgs, bet tā ir realitāte un pasaule to labi redz.

Ja iebildumi ir pietiekoši argumentēti ar sabiedrības interesēm, komersantu interesēm un spēkā esošajiem likumiem, ir pamats grūst jautājumu Satversmes tiesā. Ja nē - kaukas ir iebildumos pietrūcis. Zinu gadījumus, kuros komersanti uzvarējuši.
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12. Nov 2024, 17:24 #10484

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12 Nov 2024, 16:17:53 @uldens1 rakstīja:

12 Nov 2024, 15:11:34 @Elviss rakstīja:

A no kurienes valtī nauda ienāk?



Tāpēc uzņēmejam ir jāpelna nauda,nevis jātēlo politiķis



Uzņēmēji tāpēc pelna naudu izvēloties valstis ar labāku noodkļu politiku

Vai nu pārvācoties vai nu lobējot savus likumus. Starpcitu ļoti daudz mēs ciešam no zviedriem un norvēģiem. Viņiem mēs esam tikai excel sheet un viss. Tas ir visos līmeņos sākot no akopēja un beidzot ar MP
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12. Nov 2024, 17:28 #10485

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Sorry, mēs arī asradenam un abumerim esam Excel šūnas. Uz neko vairāk neceriet.
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12. Nov 2024, 17:43 #10486

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Tēma: Notikumi pasaulē, EU/ASV,NATO u.tml.

Atvainos par piepišanos
Turpinam banānrepublikā- es iepostēšu par valsts vadību.

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13. Nov 2024, 13:34 #10487

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for those unaware elon musk holds a ton of dogecoin (DOGE) and this is a president-elect using his executive power to create a new government department whose name is intended to boost the price of DOGE, thereby enriching the man running it (musk)
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15. Nov 2024, 00:24 #10488

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Trump Transition Live Updates: Trump Wants Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to Be Health Secretary Mr. Kennedy, who ran for president before backing Mr. Trump, is skeptical of mainstream health recommendations, such as vaccinations and fluoride in water. Whether the Senate, even one controlled by Republicans, will confirm him is not clear.
Here’s the latest on the next administration.

After saying that he would let Robert F. Kennedy Jr. “go wild on health,” President-elect Donald J. Trump said Thursday that he would nominate him to lead the Health and Human Services Department, positioning a vocal skeptic of vaccines to wield significant influence over public health policy.

Mr. Kennedy’s resistance to public health measures, embrace of alternative medicine and natural foods and dissemination of false information about vaccines — including that they cause autism — suggest he would openly clash with the agencies he would oversee.

In choosing Mr. Kennedy, who has no medical or public health degree, Mr. Trump is again proposing the sort of provocative staffing decision that underscores his stated desire to shatter Washington norms.

Lawmakers from both sides were shocked and dismayed at Mr. Trump’s plan to nominate former Representative Matt Gaetz to be the attorney general. Mr. Trump’s choices of Pete Hegseth, a Fox News host and Army veteran who has no senior command experience, as secretary of defense, and Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic congresswoman who switched parties as she came to back Mr. Trump, as the director of national intelligence, were also viewed as unorthodox choices.

On Thursday, lawmakers funneled their disbelief into action, calling on a congressional panel to release the results of an investigation into alleged misconduct by Mr. Gaetz, who resigned on Wednesday after Mr. Trump said he was the choice to lead the Justice Department.

About a dozen cabinet or cabinet-level roles have yet to be announced, including the leaders of the Treasury, Commerce and Labor Departments.

Here’s what else to know:

G.O.P. sweep: Republicans secured control of the House after holding onto a handful of critical seats in Arizona and California and defeating incumbent Democrats in major battleground districts, handing the G.O.P. a governing trifecta in Washington to enact Mr. Trump’s agenda next year.

Personnel office: Sergio Gor, an ally of Mr. Trump who has helped run the publishing company that produces his books, has been asked to run the presidential personnel office in his administration. The role might sound administrative but it can wield power, particularly for a president who, in his first term in office and in the transition before his second one, is focused on who fills what jobs and whether prospective staff members align with his perception of loyalty.

Biden to South America: President Biden is scheduled to arrive in Peru on Thursday night for two global summits in South America that, with Mr. Trump reclaiming the presidency, will amount to a kind of elegy for a bygone era that defined American foreign policy. Mr. Biden will be forced to acknowledge that his belief in global institutions and partnerships will soon be replaced once again by Mr. Trump’s disdain for allies, embrace of isolationism and fondness for authoritarian regimes.

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15. Nov 2024, 00:28 #10489

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China has prepared powerful countermeasures to retaliate against US companies if president-elect Donald Trump reignites a smouldering trade war between the world’s two biggest economies, according to Beijing advisers and international risk analysts.

Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s government was caught off-guard by Trump’s 2016 election victory and the subsequent imposition of higher tariffs, tighter controls over investments and sanctions on Chinese companies.

But while China’s fragile economic outlook has since made it more vulnerable to US pressure, Beijing has introduced sweeping new laws over the past eight years that allow it to blacklist foreign companies, impose its own sanctions and cut American access to crucial supply chains.
“This is a two-way process. China will of course try to engage with President Trump in whatever way, try to negotiate,” said Wang Dong, executive director of Peking University’s Institute for Global Cooperation and Understanding. “But if, as happened in 2018, nothing can be achieved through talks and we have to fight, we will resolutely defend China’s rights and interests.”

President Joe Biden maintained most of his predecessor’s measures against China, but Trump has already signalled an even tougher stance by appointing China hawks to important roles.

China now has at its disposal an “anti-foreign sanctions law” that allows it to counter measures taken by other countries and an “unreliable entity list” for foreign companies that it deems to have undermined its national interests. An expanded export control law means Beijing can also weaponise its global dominance of the supply of dozens of resources such as rare earths and lithium that are crucial to modern technologies.
Andrew Gilholm, head of China analysis at consultancy Control Risks, said many underestimated the damage Beijing could inflict on US interests.

Gilholm pointed to “warning shots” fired in recent months. These included sanctions imposed on Skydio, the biggest US drone maker and a supplier to Ukraine’s military, that ban Chinese groups from providing the company with critical components.

Beijing has also threatened to include PVH, whose brands include Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, on its “unreliables list”, a move that could cut the clothing company’s access to the huge Chinese market.

“This is the tip of the iceberg,” Gilholm said, adding: “I keep telling our clients: ‘You think you’ve priced in geopolitical risk and US-China trade warfare, but you haven’t, because China hasn’t seriously retaliated yet’.”

China is also racing to make its technology and resource supply chains more resistant to disruption from US sanctions while expanding trade with countries less aligned to Washington.
From Beijing’s perspective, while relations with the US were more stable towards the end of Biden’s presidency, the outgoing administration’s policies had largely continued in the same vein as in Trump’s first term.

“Everyone was already expecting the worst, so there won’t be any surprises. Everybody is ready,” said Wang Chong, a foreign policy expert at Zhejiang International Studies University.

Still, China cannot lightly dismiss Trump’s campaign-trail threat to impose blanket tariffs of more than 60 per cent on all Chinese imports, given slowing economic growth, weak confidence among consumers and businesses and historically high youth unemployment.

Gong Jiong, professor at Beijing’s University of International Business and Economics, said that in the event of negotiations, he expected China to be open to more direct investment in US manufacturing or to moving more manufacturing to countries Washington found acceptable.

China has been struggling to boost the economy amid doubts about its ability to hit this year’s official growth target of around 5 per cent, one of its lowest targets in decades.

A former US trade official, who asked not to be named because of involvement in active US-China disputes, said Beijing had been surgical in using the “arrows” in its quiver, wary of further eroding weak international investment sentiment.

“That constraint is still there and that internal tension in China still exists, but if there are 60 per cent tariffs or real hawkish intent by the Trump administration, then that could change,” the former official said.
Joe Mazur, a US-China trade analyst with Trivium, a Beijing consultancy, said Trump’s wider “protectionist streak” might work in China’s favour. The president-elect has pledged to impose tariffs of at least 10 per cent on all imports to the US.

“Should other major economies begin to view the US as an unreliable trade partner, they could seek to cultivate deeper trade ties with China in search of more favourable export markets,” Mazur said.

However, others believe Beijing’s planned countermeasures will risk hurting only Chinese companies and its own economy in the long run.

James Zimmerman, a partner with law firm Loeb & Loeb in Beijing, said the Chinese government might be “wholly unprepared” for a second Trump term, including “all the chaos and lack of diplomacy that will come with it”.


Zimmerman said a key reason why trade tensions could resurface was Beijing’s failure to meet obligations agreed in a 2020 deal with the first Trump administration that called for substantial Chinese purchases of US goods.

The “smart” action from Beijing would be to do whatever it could to prevent further tariffs from being imposed, Zimmerman said.

“The likelihood of an expanded trade war during the US president-elect’s second term is high,” he added.

Additional reporting by Haohsiang Ko in Hong Kong and Wenjie Ding in Beijing

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15. Nov 2024, 14:44 #10490

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Patiik kaa mainstream media turpina skraidiit apkaart ar bruunu striipu uz pakaljas sashutumaa par Trampa toposho kabinetu

Buus vienkaarshi lieliska komanda.

Bet Robert Kennedy Jr ir simbolisks speeriens demokraatiem pa dirsu. Kaa vinji pasmeejaas par vinju un appisa pirms veeleeshanaam taa vinji pilniigi vai karmiski par to tagad samaksaaja ar pilniigu sagraavi.

Ja buutu vienkaarshi kaut cik kaut nedaudz godiigi pret saviem veeleetaajiem vinji panjemtu Kennedy kandidatuuru un automaatiski savaaku independentu inteligjentaako galu. Bet nee, tie tachu ir Demokraati - stulbi kaa zaabaki, visa taa partija ir vecuma marazma nomaakta kur vecie praatu izkuukojushie chuck schoomeri vecaas piizdas pelosi un paareejie raskini hujaskini bet no jaunaakaas paaudzes tur ir tikai pilniigi retardi un pedinji. Episks padirsiens un episks shiis partijas nosleegums.

Bet Tramps tikmeer buuvee komandnu no jauniem apnjeemiigiem sevi pieraadiijushiem cilveekiem kas ir pilniigs pretstats demokraatu sapuvushajai meeslainei. Bye bitch.

[ Šo ziņu laboja ruksis, 15 Nov 2024, 14:45:35 ]

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15. Nov 2024, 14:47 #10491

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omg, Adjiku vēl neatlaiž
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15. Nov 2024, 14:59 #10492

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15 Nov 2024, 14:47:43 @kexxx rakstīja:
omg, Adjiku vēl neatlaiž


es 4 gadus gaidiiju sho briidi.

suka 4 gadus..
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15. Nov 2024, 15:13 #10493

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cik nožēlojamai jābūt dzīvei, lai 4 gadus gaidīt viena oranža večuka uzvaru vēlēšanās
un ja viņš zaudētu, ko tad, vēnas grieztu?

edit: ņirdzīgākais būs, ja Tramps neizdarīs neko no sasolītajiem zelta kalniem un magai būs labs aplauziens

[ Šo ziņu laboja kexxx, 15 Nov 2024, 15:15:29 ]

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ruksis
15. Nov 2024, 15:21 #10494

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Tramps pashu galveno jau ir izdariijis.

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15. Nov 2024, 15:32 #10495

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15 Nov 2024, 15:21:03 @ruksis rakstīja:

Tramps pashu galveno jau ir izdariijis.




Ja, un ko tieši? Nolicis kluci demokrātiem uz lieveņa, vai piemīzis vateņiem lifta kabīni?
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15. Nov 2024, 15:36 #10496

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15 Nov 2024, 14:44:10 @ruksis rakstīja:

Buus vienkaarshi lieliska komanda.
...



Vai tad arī visiem potētajiem jau nebija beigtiem jābūt, pēc Taviem aprēķiniem


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15. Nov 2024, 15:42 #10497

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15 Nov 2024, 14:59:03 @ruksis rakstīja:

15 Nov 2024, 14:47:43 @kexxx rakstīja:
omg, Adjiku vēl neatlaiž


es 4 gadus gaidiiju sho briidi.

suka 4 gadus..
Un kā tava dzīve ir izmainījusies
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15. Nov 2024, 15:47 #10498

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15 Nov 2024, 15:36:20 @SteelRat rakstīja:

15 Nov 2024, 14:44:10 @ruksis rakstīja:

Buus vienkaarshi lieliska komanda.
...



Vai tad arī visiem potētajiem jau nebija beigtiem jābūt, pēc Taviem aprēķiniem


Un kā ar nevaxētajiem? Ja atmet tā laika mēdiju duļķes par 95% efektivitāti? Šodien no Šveices:

Vaccination shows protective effect
While there was no difference in risk of death by vaccination status (at least one dose vs none), hospital stays were a median of 2 days longer (16 vs 14 days) among unvaccinated COVID-19 patients (16 vs 14 days) and flu patients (16 vs 11). Likewise, COVID-19 patients who had received the last of at least 3 doses within the past year had shorter hospital stays than those who were unvaccinated or had received a vaccine dose more than a year before.

Tiešām, divas dienas ātrāk izrakstīties ir nopietna uzvara!
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15. Nov 2024, 15:57 #10499

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15 Nov 2024, 15:47:18 @hirsch72 rakstīja:

15 Nov 2024, 15:36:20 @SteelRat rakstīja:

15 Nov 2024, 14:44:10 @ruksis rakstīja:

Buus vienkaarshi lieliska komanda.
...



Vai tad arī visiem potētajiem jau nebija beigtiem jābūt, pēc Taviem aprēķiniem


Un kā ar nevaxētajiem? Ja atmet tā laika mēdiju duļķes par 95% efektivitāti? Šodien no Šveices:

Vaccination shows protective effect
While there was no difference in risk of death by vaccination status (at least one dose vs none), hospital stays were a median of 2 days longer (16 vs 14 days) among unvaccinated COVID-19 patients (16 vs 14 days) and flu patients (16 vs 11). Likewise, COVID-19 patients who had received the last of at least 3 doses within the past year had shorter hospital stays than those who were unvaccinated or had received a vaccine dose more than a year before.

Tiešām, divas dienas ātrāk izrakstīties ir nopietna uzvara!
Atkal kaut kas izrauts no kopējā konteksta lai tik atbilstu antivakseru pārliecībai,lai aina būtu taisnīga būtu jasalīdzina cik potētie pret nepotētajiem nonāk vispār līdz slimnīcai.Bet šis antivakšiem varētu nepatikt,jo izrādītos ka vakcina strādā
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15. Nov 2024, 16:09 #10500

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rekur links uz rakstu
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/study-covid...re-cases-similar


virsraksts bišk iesper antivakšiem pa olām
Study: COVID Omicron deaths 3 times higher than for flu, but risks for severe cases similar

un tas vēl ņemot vērā, ka Omikrons jau bija vieglākā Covid forma
bet antivakši savā elementā- izraut 2 rindas un šķiest siekalas par savu taisnību

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