Comments for Amilya http://www.amilya.com Amilya Tue, 21 Feb 2012 05:31:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Stay Focused: 2012 Presidential Candidates by Bruce Hekking http://www.amilya.com/opinion/stay-focused-2012-presidential-candidates/comment-page-1/#comment-1565 Bruce Hekking Tue, 21 Feb 2012 05:31:44 +0000 http://www.amilya.com/?p=919#comment-1565 Hurray! I am a Conservative/Republican and I think Mitt Romney is the best choice for President in 2012. Maybe Mr Santorum could be VP or Sec of State....and run for President some time in the future. Best Regards....... Bruce H. Hurray! I am a Conservative/Republican and I think Mitt Romney is the best choice for President in 2012. Maybe Mr Santorum could be VP or Sec of State….and run for President some time in the future. Best Regards……. Bruce H.

]]> Comment on Expanding Your Vision Board Into a Day Board and Create Your Perfect Day by Alex http://www.amilya.com/personal-success/expanding-your-vision-board-into-your-perfect-day/comment-page-1/#comment-1523 Alex Wed, 15 Feb 2012 13:25:34 +0000 http://www.amilya.com/?p=495#comment-1523 This posting knocked my socks off This posting knocked my socks off

]]> Comment on Stay Focused: 2012 Presidential Candidates by adam r http://www.amilya.com/opinion/stay-focused-2012-presidential-candidates/comment-page-1/#comment-1484 adam r Mon, 13 Feb 2012 05:53:24 +0000 http://www.amilya.com/?p=919#comment-1484 Yes i agree we need small business in this country to create jobs the one thing many americans are losing daily, But look what got us in this mess the first place and it was not President Obama which caused it but Bush but every body puts the blame on Obama and not on Bush Ok now heres the thing i am from massachusetts which i dont agree with the health care law here it penailizes people who dosent have health insurance but obamacare is some what based on my states health insurance laws but it provids all american with affable insurance see know on takes the time to read the bill yes its very costly but it will help all americans in the furture you cant change things over night things take time now on small goverment with small goverment mines more big business in the pocket of our law markers thats what your republican party wants why give tax breaks to big business owners and not the working class here the thing Obama wanted to do just that but the house republicans stoped him by not passing any other bills he wanted passed and since day one they vowed to make him a one term president its funny the dems are still fighting for the american people but the republicans only say they care but the truth is they care more about what gose in there pocket and not the needs of the american people in a nut shell let raise the taxes of big business and create programes to help more small business so we can create a sercure job market for all americans not give taxs breaks to companys who moved they plants of seas they not creating jobs here but heres the thing the rich get richer and every body else pays the price not dont listen to what you hear on tv vote on which party done more for working class american vote for the party who fights for our rights as americans we as americans have the power to move our counrty forward dont belive the american dream is dead even we are in a recession we have a voice and power to take back this country by getting out to vote let our voices be heard we want our own share of the american dream and we want our jobs that went over seas back so made in america means something again Yes i agree we need small business in this country to create jobs the one thing many americans are losing daily, But look what got us in this mess the first place and it was not President Obama which caused it but Bush but every body puts the blame on Obama and not on Bush Ok now heres the thing i am from massachusetts which i dont agree with the health care law here it penailizes people who dosent have health insurance but obamacare is some what based on my states health insurance laws but it provids all american with affable insurance see know on takes the time to read the bill yes its very costly but it will help all americans in the furture you cant change things over night things take time now on small goverment with small goverment mines more big business in the pocket of our law markers thats what your republican party wants why give tax breaks to big business owners and not the working class here the thing Obama wanted to do just that but the house republicans stoped him by not passing any other bills he wanted passed and since day one they vowed to make him a one term president its funny the dems are still fighting for the american people but the republicans only say they care but the truth is they care more about what gose in there pocket and not the needs of the american people in a nut shell let raise the taxes of big business and create programes to help more small business so we can create a sercure job market for all americans not give taxs breaks to companys who moved they plants of seas they not creating jobs here but heres the thing the rich get richer and every body else pays the price not dont listen to what you hear on tv vote on which party done more for working class american vote for the party who fights for our rights as americans we as americans have the power to move our counrty forward dont belive the american dream is dead even we are in a recession we have a voice and power to take back this country by getting out to vote let our voices be heard we want our own share of the american dream and we want our jobs that went over seas back so made in america means something again

]]> Comment on Fox News Segment: Unemployment Rate & Jobs in America by michael bush http://www.amilya.com/business-success/fox-news-segment/comment-page-1/#comment-1476 michael bush Sat, 11 Feb 2012 15:53:23 +0000 http://www.amilya.com/?p=892#comment-1476 when unions were a bigger part of the work force this country had little debt and consumers had spending power. now with free trade we are losing union and non-union manufacturing jobs to mexico india and china. even non-union jobs are leaving so corporations can take advantage of labor and the lack of rules in third world countries. this country was built on major manufacturing. now we have a 15 trillion debt and a real number of 18% unemployment. our minumum wage is 3 to 5 higher than wages in third world countries and china, we have terrible free trade deals pushed by republicans and their corp buddies. who is going to support your small business more? someone making a decent wage or what we have now, people barely able to buy gas to get to work and a few trips to the big box store filled with chinese products made with 80 cent per hour labor? when unions were a bigger part of the work force this country had little debt and consumers had spending power. now with free trade we are losing union and non-union manufacturing jobs to mexico india and china. even non-union jobs are leaving so corporations can take advantage of labor and the lack of rules in third world countries. this country was built on major manufacturing. now we have a 15 trillion debt and a real number of 18% unemployment. our minumum wage is 3 to 5 higher than wages in third world countries and china, we have terrible free trade deals pushed by republicans and their corp buddies. who is going to support your small business more? someone making a decent wage or what we have now, people barely able to buy gas to get to work and a few trips to the big box store filled with chinese products made with 80 cent per hour labor?

]]> Comment on Fox News Segment: Unemployment Rate & Jobs in America by Laurie Kerns http://www.amilya.com/business-success/fox-news-segment/comment-page-1/#comment-1475 Laurie Kerns Sat, 11 Feb 2012 15:27:35 +0000 http://www.amilya.com/?p=892#comment-1475 Loved listening to you today on Fox. Everything you said I had told my husband yesterday. Unions are bad for business and I truly believe they are why American jobs are forced to go overseas. Also your comparison of Greece and U.S. is on target. If the American people do not wake up we will be just like Greece within the next year! Thank you for standing on your beliefs. I wish our politicians had the same views. Loved listening to you today on Fox. Everything you said I had told my husband yesterday. Unions are bad for business and I truly believe they are why American jobs are forced to go overseas. Also your comparison of Greece and U.S. is on target. If the American people do not wake up we will be just like Greece within the next year! Thank you for standing on your beliefs. I wish our politicians had the same views.

]]> Comment on Stay Focused: 2012 Presidential Candidates by John Schaffner http://www.amilya.com/opinion/stay-focused-2012-presidential-candidates/comment-page-1/#comment-1309 John Schaffner Mon, 30 Jan 2012 04:26:47 +0000 http://www.amilya.com/?p=919#comment-1309 It is not the Republican or Democrat base that will elect the next President of the United States. It is the independents and those who are new to the election process. The bases are virtually at a standoff, dividing the voters 50:50. I believe Ron Paul, and I believe he can be trusted to be committed to his principles. He is not listening to some recent zeitgeist. He is who he has always been. If the party base will support him, and he is given a national platform, I believe the independents will support him, and his message of liberty. Bush, I voted for twice, but he increased the size of government by 67%. He was not who he claimed to be...a champion of smaller government. Ron Paul is and always has been! I, my wife, and 5 homeschooling kids, intransigently, support Dr. Paul. Please join us and save our country. Sincerely, John Schaffner It is not the Republican or Democrat base that will elect the next President of
the United States. It is the independents and those who are new to the election
process. The bases are virtually at a standoff, dividing the voters 50:50. I believe
Ron Paul, and I believe he can be trusted to be committed to his
principles. He is not listening to some recent zeitgeist. He is who he has always
been. If the party base will support him, and he is given a national platform, I believe
the independents will support him, and his message of liberty. Bush, I voted for twice,
but he increased the size of government by 67%. He was not who he claimed to be…a champion
of smaller government. Ron Paul is and always has been!

I, my wife, and 5 homeschooling kids, intransigently, support Dr. Paul.

Please join us and save our country.

Sincerely,

John Schaffner

]]> Comment on Occupy Wall Street, Redistribution of Wealth, and the Current Economic Crisis by Eric http://www.amilya.com/opinion/my-take-on-occupy-wall-street/comment-page-1/#comment-1151 Eric Sat, 14 Jan 2012 22:56:58 +0000 http://www.amilya.com/?p=734#comment-1151 Let me explain how the economy works because most of the occupiers studied art history and not what makes the economy tick. Patrick above complains that the rich person can buy a yacht. It actually takes hundreds of people to make a yacht, from engine builders to fiberglassmakers to instrument makers and so on. These craftsmen then go out and buy cars housing clothing and food for their family. And this goes on and on. Meanwhile the rich guy has a company or a store that employs hundreds of more people. The rich man does not put his earnings under his pillow he instead buys stocks and bonds etc. the sale of stocks allows other companies to grow their businesses. Money does not sit idle! Let me explain how the economy works because most of the occupiers studied art history and not what makes the economy tick.

Patrick above complains that the rich person can buy a yacht. It actually takes hundreds of people to make a yacht, from engine builders to fiberglassmakers to instrument makers and so on. These craftsmen then go out and buy cars housing clothing and food for their family. And this goes on and on. Meanwhile the rich guy has a company or a store that employs hundreds of more people.

The rich man does not put his earnings under his pillow he instead buys stocks and bonds etc. the sale of stocks allows other companies to grow their businesses.

Money does not sit idle!

]]> Comment on Occupy Wall Street, Redistribution of Wealth, and the Current Economic Crisis by Rob http://www.amilya.com/opinion/my-take-on-occupy-wall-street/comment-page-1/#comment-1145 Rob Sat, 14 Jan 2012 15:43:24 +0000 http://www.amilya.com/?p=734#comment-1145 Walt: You make the mistake that pervades liberal thinking - that somehow life must be "fair." The "top within Corporate America" by being rewarded for what they do is somehow taking from you. Nothing is preventing the "99%'ers" from realizing the same, other than the idea, skill, talent, . . . to do so. Every day there are new success stories in America - stories like Steve Jobs who started in a garage and built at one point the most highly capitalized company in the world. No, you spout "fairness" as a subterfuge for "envy." You want what others have gained because you don't want to work for it. Anybody can make it in America. You see people with Down's Syndrome as successful actors, soldiers returning from war with lost limbs starting successful businesses, and all sorts of folks from humble beginnings who are now successful. This whole notion of "fairness" is such drivel. It is good that life is not fair - it rewards those of us who are productive and contribute to society. Walt: You make the mistake that pervades liberal thinking – that somehow life must be “fair.” The “top within Corporate America” by being rewarded for what they do is somehow taking from you. Nothing is preventing the “99%’ers” from realizing the same, other than the idea, skill, talent, . . . to do so. Every day there are new success stories in America – stories like Steve Jobs who started in a garage and built at one point the most highly capitalized company in the world. No, you spout “fairness” as a subterfuge for “envy.” You want what others have gained because you don’t want to work for it. Anybody can make it in America. You see people with Down’s Syndrome as successful actors, soldiers returning from war with lost limbs starting successful businesses, and all sorts of folks from humble beginnings who are now successful. This whole notion of “fairness” is such drivel. It is good that life is not fair – it rewards those of us who are productive and contribute to society.

]]> Comment on Styles of Leadership for a Healthy Work Environment by giles http://www.amilya.com/business-success/styles-of-leadership-for-a-healthy-work-environment/comment-page-1/#comment-378 giles Wed, 21 Dec 2011 03:07:30 +0000 http://www.amilya.com/?p=798#comment-378 whether a CEO of a corporation, the first born in a home, or a parent, we all have responsibilities and people looking up to us. I think real leaders don't necessarily go out flaunting their status - they don't have to call themselves "leaders"; a real leader is recognized by the way he/she thinks, acts, speaks, empathizes and relates with others with wisdom, prowess, respect, humility, and simplicity. I believe that for one to be able to lead others, one must be able to lead self. It's more challenging to lead self than it is to lead others. Ultimately, anyone can become a leader, if he/she so desires and prepares to learn the necessary skills required. whether a CEO of a corporation, the first born in a home, or a parent, we all have responsibilities and people looking up to us. I think real leaders don’t necessarily go out flaunting their status – they don’t have to call themselves “leaders”; a real leader is recognized by the way he/she thinks, acts, speaks, empathizes and relates with others with wisdom, prowess, respect, humility, and simplicity. I believe that for one to be able to lead others, one must be able to lead self. It’s more challenging to lead self than it is to lead others. Ultimately, anyone can become a leader, if he/she so desires and prepares to learn the necessary skills required.

]]> Comment on Occupy Wall Street, Redistribution of Wealth, and the Current Economic Crisis by Molly http://www.amilya.com/opinion/my-take-on-occupy-wall-street/comment-page-1/#comment-285 Molly Mon, 19 Dec 2011 21:08:24 +0000 http://www.amilya.com/?p=734#comment-285 We seem to have a lot of people who are more ready to protest than to work. To really work, they need a plan and they obviously don't have one. We seem to have a lot of people who are more ready to protest than to work. To really work, they need a plan and they obviously don’t have one.

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