 27-04-2020 Scott (email: norberto3u@usa.net)
Вопрос: Through friends http://xnxxhot.site/sitemaps/2.html blacked six some But the differences are too big to put the two countries in one bucket. First of all America is an immigrant country. Even in a total right wing scenario if we cut all illegal immigration, built a wall, cut refugees in half, cut work visa’s in half, cut student visa’s in half, etc, etc. This would really hurt our economy but we would still have more immigration then than if Japan was to increase their immigration by 1000%. Its a huge gap and it means Japan is rapidly aging and cannot get out of their debt trap and a large scale wealth reduction and loss of power to china is probable. The US however has the younger people and kids to keep up a reasonable tax and revenue solution. It is possible if you just put a few reasonable people around the table. The downside is if the US fails to solve the financial crisis and our economy contracts like Japans, we will have too many youth unemployed and unlike peaceful Japan, these youth will eventual riot, revolt and resort to outside the system solutions. Its not because they are Japanese and we are black, brown and white. Its because could have tens of millions more unemployable teenagers and thats a powder keg in any society.
|
|
27-04-2020 Lanny (email: humbertov59@usa.net)
Вопрос: Which university are you at? http://videosxnxx.site/sitemaps/1.html 10293 mom and son sxe vodieo "Striking a serious blow to the contention that itГўВЂВ™s bad teaching ГўВЂВ” not bad luck in life ГўВЂВ” that makes some American students perform much worse than others (and all of them much worse than students in other countries), Ravitch noted that on a recent international test, the Program for International Student Assessment, ГўВЂВњAmerican schools in which fewer than 10% of the students were poor outperformed the schools of Finland, Japan and Korea. Even when as many as 25% of the students were poor, American schools performed as well as the top-scoring nations. As the proportion of poor students rises, the scores of U.S. schools drop.ГўВЂВќ"
|
|