Iran uchumi wake uko kwenye hali mbaya

[Elungata]

mkuu hizi sio propaganda.. to some extent zipo.. kama ungefuatilia kwa karibu ungeshuhudia kuwa Saudi Arabia ndio inahakikisha vikwazo hivyo vinaendelea kwani wao hawataki kupatana na Iran. Na US anaonekana kubadili mbinu. ndiye mwenye mpango wa kupatana nao

nafuatilia nione kumetokea nini tangu nicheki kwa mara ya mwisho mambo ya irani siku tano zilizopita.

 

[2013]

nafuatilia nione kumetokea nini tangu nicheki kwa mara ya mwisho mambo ya irani siku tano zilizopita.

hali ni tete kwa US kipindi hiki kwani China, Russia na Iran zimeahidiana kujenga military pact wamei-exclude US.Na hii ni probable kuwa ugomvi wa Iran utaihusisha moja kwa moja China na Russia.

na wakati huohuo Israel inataka kushambulia vinu vya ki-nyuklia vya Iran.
Saudi arabia hataki kusikia wala kuona US inaelewana na adui yake IRan.
na time is tickling

 

[Elungata]

According to a report by the CIA
World Factbook, Iran's Gross
Domestic Production (GDP) on
Purchasing Power Parity (PPP)
reached $929 billion in 2011
making the country as the
world's 17th biggest economy.
Iran's GDP (PPP) reached 4906
billion in 2010 and the figure
increased to $929 billion in 2011,
the report read adding that the
country was ranked 17th in this
regard one a grade lower than
Turkey standing among the
countries whose GDP stands
above $1,000 billion.
Based on the report, the U.S.
stands at the top of the list with
a $15,000 billion GDP (PPP). China
is ranked second with $11,000
billion and India is ranked third
with $4,460 billion.
Other major countries in terms of
GDP (PPP) include Japan with
$4,389 billion; Germany with
$3,085 billion; Russia with $2,373
billion; Brazil with $2,284 billion;
UK with 42,250 billion; France
with $2,214 billion; Italy with
$1,826 billion; Mexico with
$1,657 billion; South Korea with
$1,554 billion; Spain with $1,411
billion; Canada with $1,389
billion; Indonesia with $1,121
billion; and Turkey with $1,053
billion.

 

[Elungata]

GDP (purchasing power parity):
$987.1 billion (2013 est.)
country comparison to the
world: 19
$1.002 trillion (2012 est.)
$1.021 trillion (2011 est.)
note: data are in 2013 US
dollars
GDP (official exchange rate):
$411.9 billion (2013 est.)
GDP - real growth rate:
-1.5% (2013 est.)
country comparison to the
world: 208
-1.9% (2012 est.)
3% (2011 est.)
GDP - per capita (PPP):
$12,800 (2013 est.)
country comparison to the
world: 103
$13,200 (2012 est.)
$13,600 (2011 est.)
note: data are in 2013 US
dollars

 

[Ishmael]

sure : hizi ni ngano za waarabu. waarabu wanapenda kuonekana ni watukufu. Hata huo ugomvi wao na wazungu ni sehemu tu ya ka-elementi kadogo tu ka wivu na wanaitumia dini yao na kutafuta sapoti ulimwenguni kote, lengo ni kuonyesha kuwa wao ni mighty.kwakuwa wako kwene dini ya Allah. Ndio maana wanachukia elimu, na kwakuwa wamejikuta wameingia kichwakichwa kwenye dunia ya wastaarabu wanaona aibu kubadilika wanatetea hata uovu ili mradi umetumia dini yao.
Waarabu siku zote akili ndogo. Kwani wale ni Anti -modernic

Hawa Waarabu ni maskini wa kutupwa, hawana kitu zaidi ya kujiharakisha kwenda kule kwa Allah wao ambaye hayupo na hakuwai kuwepo. Msiba huu ni mkubwa sana.

Wapo radhi wafe njaa na kunywa mikojo ya Ngamia, lakini wanunu mabomu ya kujilipua kama wehu. Huu wehu kwao ndio thawabu ya kupokea bikira 72.

 

[JustDoItNow]

Hawa Waarabu ni maskini wa kutupwa, hawana kitu zaidi ya kujiharakisha kwenda kule kwa Allah wao ambaye hayupo na hakuwai kuwepo. Msiba huu ni mkubwa sana.

Wapo radhi wafe njaa na kunywa mikojo ya Ngamia, lakini wanunu mabomu ya kujilipua kama wehu. Huu wehu kwao ndio thawabu ya kupokea bikira 72.

Duh! sijakuelewa mkuu.Allah wa waarabu ni yupi huyo? mi nafikiri allah ni mungu???

 

[Ishmael]

Duh! sijakuelewa mkuu.Allah wa waarabu ni yupi huyo? mi nafikiri allah ni mungu???

Allah sio Mungu Mkuu. Allah hakuwai sema "MIMI ALLAH NI MUNGU KWENYE KURUANI"

Uislam ni MSIBA NA ALLAH SIO MUNGU.

 

[JustDoItNow]

Allah sio Mungu Mkuu. Allah hakuwai sema "MIMI ALLAH NI MUNGU KWENYE KURUANI"

Uislam ni MSIBA NA ALLAH SIO MUNGU.

Mkuu lakini mimi huwa sipendi kukashfu dini ya mtu. Basi natumai tuwaachie watu wengine waelezee.

 

[Elungata]

President Obama recently
declared that income
inequality is "the defining
challenge of our time," one
that "drives everything I do in
this office." In fact, he
mentioned it 26 times in one
speech (to the Center for
American Progress, a liberal
think tank, last month), telling
the audience that it motivates
his decisions on everything
from formulating our federal
budget to reforming our
health care, housing and
financial systems. You can bet
income inequality will be the
theme of his State of the
Union address later this
month, as well as most of his
speeches for the next three
years.
Obama correctly points out
that stagnant incomes for the
middle class have hurt the
ability of many Americans to
move to better jobs. What he
doesn't usually mention is that
the combined trends of
increased income inequality
and decreasing economic
mobility have worsened
during the five years he's
been in office. According to
the Census Bureau, this is the
first time since 1965 that the
poverty rate has remained
above 15 percent for three
straight years; since 2009,
median household income in
America has fallen 4.4 percent
to $58,000 per year; median
household income for black
Americans has dropped nearly
11 percent to just $33,519.
After five years of "recovery"
under the Obama
administration, a shocking
46.5 million Americans still live
in poverty.
There is a reason more people
live in poverty now than when
President Obama took office,
and that reason is the
economic policies he is
pursuing. The explosion of
federal regulations, the lack of
corporate tax reform, the
uncertainty as to which
federal laws will be enforced
and which will not, and the
disastrous rollout of health
care reform have all taken
their toll on consumer and
business confidence. The best
way out of poverty is a job,
and unemployment has
remained stubbornly high
since Obama took office.