Dear visitors and friends, I wish you a Merry Christmas and look forward to seeing you after the holidays. That this period is for each family the opportunity to recharge and refuel if necessary humanity in these times or expectations and disorders meet and mingle sometimes surreptitiously. This humanity alone saves us astray.
Last November, I met Gaston Kelman Book Fair Romans / Isère: Romance Novels Novels. We talked a while and exchanged memories of Cameroon.
I read his first book "I'm black and I do not like cassava" and just finished result "Beyond black and white" that was kind enough to autograph.
This book is in total harmony with all the ideals on this blog since its inception. It is a wealth of topics with humor and a lot of recoil. I recommend reading it without moderation.
Unfortunately, I forgot to exchange contact, email address, Gaston Kelman. I find myself so frustrated because I would have liked to continue our exchange on the subject of his book. Google has not really helped.
So if you're reading this, Gaston, know that I would be delighted to find a link, even if only through a comment or an email.
But also if you, the visitor, have a track to contact Gaston, thank you also share with me.
Until this bottle into the sea finally fails, I wish you all a very happy holiday season.
Small digression today ' Today around a topical issue: the financial crisis . I digress intentional racism, central theme of the blog, but I remain in the subject regarding the Taboo.
Indeed, how many of our fellow citizens can claim to understand this crisis and the complex mechanisms of finance, which revolve around her? Apart from a few experts, I would say virtually none.
And yet there is no television news in months, which devotes a page each day to the crisis and analysis technically totally esoteric and incomprehensible by the viewer. But the message is nevertheless very well because that does not include factually and rationally see themselves emotionally. The viewer is informed if it is conditioned. Everyone knows now that we are in crisis and that the future will be difficult.
But if nobody really understands the basic mechanisms of finance, why no media approach didactic explain? Because-as the foundation of the monetary system and international finance are topics Taboos .
The video below is very popular on the web and that many users have already received in recent weeks demonstrates a simple, educational and very accessible. Good viewing.
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