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George Bush talks to Europe about economic crisis
Calcutta News.Net
Tuesday 7th October, 2008
US President George Bush has discussed the global economic crisis with European leaders.
In underlining the need for cooperation, Mr Bush spoke to British Prime Minister Gordon Brown, French President Nicolas Sarkozy, and Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
The US president, who was also expected to speak to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, said to the European leaders: "It's critical that everybody gets on the same page."
The conversations were organized to precede the Group of Seven finance ministers meeting this week in Washington.
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Sammy
10-08-08, 01:52 AM |
George Bush talks to Europe about economic crisis
Maybe there would not be a global economic crises, if these leaders would give their wealth back to the economy, along with their cronies, who have lived high off the hog on other people’s money, benefitting through personal wars, creating economic crises, placing fear on people, creating terrorism for their benefit, using the concept “LIVE AND LET DIE”, instead of “LIVE AND LET LIVE”.
Sammy
Come, on baby, cough it it out so that the rest of the world can survive.
Sammy
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