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Listed below are comments made by Ichaclem between Saturday, 11th April 2009 and Monday, 4th May 2009.

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Nicky asks: Should illegal immigrants be allowed to stay? 2:14pm on 04 May 2009 This whole issue of illegal/legal Immigrants has equally turned a global concern just like Swine Flu, Bird Flu, Global Warming, Global Economic meltdown, it goes on and on. But the question is, where is the missing link?

Who slept over his/her duty in some times past? Before you push out anyone from whereever s/he is findings some respite, with all due respect, I would suggest we explore all other alternatives first. In all honesty, a lot of things that are happening in our world today are the makings of some people; their undoing, actions and inactions. So if we must punish all illegalities, then it should take a holistic dimension.

Read more on The Missing Link at : http://www.ichaclemo.blogspot.com
Experts say swine flu picture is 'classic' 3:30pm on 30 Apr 2009 This calamity is indeed alarming, thus, it calls for urgent attention by all authorities. Those of us, who are privileged to raise the awareness campaign should do more by way of educating the masses on preventive measures.

All hands must be on deck and all knees down in prayers for a divine intervention.

See more on the concern of the average onlooker at http://wwww.ichaclemo.blogspot.com
IMF boss kicks butt 3:16pm on 17 Apr 2009 These whole stories about bailout, stimulus, borrowing and IMF this and that are convoluted ideas which to non-economists makes no real sense but confusion, confusion. And are all elite’s ideologies, perhaps happening as glitches or purposefully just to perpetuate their ever secreted agenda.

But whatever it is, the recent incident of the G-20 Summit in London of an unprecedented protestation by a mammoth crowd should serve as a sign/warning to global players and elites that we have a global issue that SHOULD NOT be treated with some kind of Machiavellian or Chauvinistic tendencies. Because this is a case of what goes round comes around.

Thanks to bloggers who have contributed very SOUND comments so far and many thanks to you Paul Mason!

Whichever approach the kingpins chooses; the question should be whether it is fair or whether it displaced equity? The days where Peter could be robbed to pay Paul are over. What we need now is a true global solution devoid of imperialism, sentiment and any form discrimination. Our world have suffered so much violence, deceits, wars, and innocent souls gone with it thus, the repercussion of the atrocities of world leaders gone past is staring on our faces.

The solutions therefore are that of collaboration, a truly all-embracing -summit and not just the G-20; after all our elites have failed us. Again, all need to be given fair hearing; our economists have to lend their earnest voices as well.

Additionally, trade liberalization is key; also IMF and its financial planning gurus should come up with bailout strategies and stimulus packages devoid of the carrot – stick approach of lending that have led many into inescapable indebtedness; and now who is to blame for the gimmick they used in impoverishing the already deprived states? Well our best bet is to burry the hack, show genuine and indiscrimination concern for everybody, that way a global solution to a global recession will surface naturally.
The Easter Beach. 12:02pm on 11 Apr 2009 The Somalian Pirates aren't invisible, so where there operating from? Can't Somalians support in the fight?
The Easter Beach. 11:58am on 11 Apr 2009 The Rate of Piracy in the Somalian Coast calls for Global concern and not the victims affair as it seems now.
The Easter Beach. 11:41am on 11 Apr 2009 In a world so highly depressed, one remedy to heart related problems or worries, I think is relaxation. But Dear! the question still boils down to prudent spending. Thus, is either we choose to spend relaxing or die thinking. All the same beach relaxation is imminent.

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