flat tax an in all the countries of revenues of boom there hasn't been a big crisis of spending and estonia. there's a vast boom in estonia with the 12% flat tax and the fact is that sup ply side economics is booming around the world. it's only in the united states that some souls are shrinking from there economic of enterprise. >> what's your analysis of what's happening in donald rumsfeld would call old europe. >> old europe is flawing for the indulgent due luges of the welfare staid. they have all accepted again on centralized government and thus have destroyed vat l of their assets. when you detroit value of your assets ultimate i are the human being who would make your economy go, their investments and creation and work effort and make the economy -- when you depreciate those asset. the liability become impossible. it you unleash the asset of your economy, allow the stock market to boom and real estate to thrive again, then all of sudden the liabilities that seem impossible today become manageable in the future. >> george, when you see the fight in congress over the debt ceiling or tax

they rank 31st in math behind south korea, estonia, and luxembourg, which would really hurt their feelon they weren't also behind in geography. and it is particularly hard for children in poor communitys. according to a recent study, black children living in disadvantaged neighborhoods fall behind the equivalent of one year of schooling simply because of where they live. i can relate. i had to repeat sophomore year at dartmouth, just because i lived in east wheelock with mad matty b., choad expat nacho king. there were times we could barely afford to put schit on the fooz ball table. our public schools lack the resources to help children succeed. many classroom alphabets only go up to "r." a rue ragedy. nation, if we want to help poor students excel, we need to invest in more teachers, better resources, and newer facilities. in other words, they're screwed. ( laughter ) but there may be a way to help underprivileged kids reach their full potential without wasting taxpayer money to do it, and it brings us to tonight's word. ( cheers and applause ) meducation. folks, we have tried everyt

finance ministers from spain, italy, slovakia and estonia all threw their weight behind the plan. that brought the number of supporting countries to 11. but european union representatives from britain and netherland are opposed. and won't be implementing the tax. european commission officials say they will propose common rules on the tax when the finance ministers meet again next month. >>> top officials from world of finance, of course, when people at the meetings look around. they might notice some of the colleagues are absent. the finance min steshgs governme -- minister will not attend, many believe the chinese are protesting. conference officials say finance minister, xuchlt ren and governor of the bank of china, xiaochuan will skip the event. saying zhou had a scheduling confli conflict. reporting the nation's deputy bank governor and finance minister will lead the delegation. representatives from all of china's major statement backed commercial banks canceled their trips to tokyo as well. japan does control the island, china though claim them as part of their territory. man

not just behind germany and canada, but behind estonia and australia, to. this is britain's real school board and it reads, must do better. now you've heard of pushy parents, al blowing their way to a better education for their children. this is a pushy government. and my approach is very, very simple. i've got two children in primary school, and i want for your children what i want for my. to go to schools where discipline is strict, where expectations are high, and where no excuses are accepted for failure. and i don't want great schools just a be the preserve of those that can pay the fees or by the nice house, i want those schools to be open to every child in every neighborhood. and the reason i know that every child can go to a school like this is because with this government, more and more new ones are opening. now, you've heard from some of them this week, not just the 79th new preschools with over 100 more to come, but you've heard from some of the more 2000 academy's that we've helped to create. these are state schools but given all the freedoms an

states highest echelons of state in basketball from russia ukraine delivers kazakhstan lithuania and estonia the sport's popularity in those nations is a long way from north america's and c.w.a. march madness but there's no doubt the organizers will do all they can in the inaugural season so that she believes longevity and expansion student basketball in russia is not at the level that it would like it to be and the long run so i'm sure that they exist and so the premier league or student basketball teams plus the international teams will help us to resolve the issue and we probably will go to the next level next season but this is a trial season so probably there will be mistakes will be problems i will try to make it work they'd her national student basketball league has been a work in progress for many years and mosco state university along with sponsors and russian government officials have finally made that first step towards creating a highly competitive college pool was capable of the good basketball is generally a game for young smart people and here we have students who are just tha

with a perfect record on the beach in turkey one nail in istanbul while hungary also once one nil in estonia. crucially to germany kept their one hundred percent record in start off the thrashing out in six one in dublin while sweden survived a scared to come back and beat the faroe islands two one and kazakstan austria to secure their first points with a go to school wall group usually does in the states so far the wayne rooney side tracked part time assignment we have five now that wembley on. that all blow back against ukraine finished goalless. none further afield kept a little messy scored twice as argentina beat your guy three rail in their south american world cup qualifier all goals came in the second half of the boss the moment that is his first in sixty six minutes so here i go out and just a few minutes later before messing swiftly lost it home free kick to complete the rat argentina atop the qualification group at the halfway stage colombia ecuador and uruguay make up the top four positions that qualify automatically for rio twenty fourteen. and that's all sports news bison for.

ahead of the venue have to play turkey in their spam balls while estonia entertain hungry. i understand is now roger federer will look to avenge his olympic final defeat when the world number one takes on andy murray in the semifinals of the shanghai masters this maestro brushed aside ten seed number in chile croatia six three six four and the thirty one year old is off to his seventh title of the season but he faces murray whom he beat in the wimbledon decider in july but then lost to the brain at the london olympics at the same venue a month later. well meanwhile appears on defending champion mary battled back from a set down two of the last radek stepanek the unseeded czech displayed a lot of grits to dominate the opener six four but regroup to take the next two six two six three world number three has now won all eleven of his matches in shanghai . while studying open champion novak djokovic came back from two love down in the second set to beat joe. tommy haas six three six three and one standing in the way next fall the second seed is. the big serving jack house to jo

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head of mania by turkey istanbul estonia entertain hungry. tennis now roger federer will to avenge his olympic final defeat when the world number one takes on andy murray in the semifinals of the shanghai masters the swiss maestro brushed aside ten. croatia six three six four thirty one he was off to his servants title of the season but he faces murray if he beats in the wimbledon decider in july lost to the group along the same venue months later. well meanwhile truth on defending champion murray battled back from a set down to outclass radek stepanek unseeded displayed a lot of grits to dominate the open a six four but marie regroups to take the next two six two six three one hundred three has now won all eleven of his matches in shanghai. i. was right and i've been champion i've got a joke of age came back from two love down in the second said to me germany's tommy haas six three six three and standing in the way next for the second seed is promotion. i think serving jack as the jo wilfried some day in and hour and a half birdie ace number

in maths, in science, in reading, we've fallen behind, not just behind germany and canada but estonia and australia too. this is britain's real school report and the verdict is clear -- must try harder. you've heard of pushy parents, sharp-elbowing their way to a better education for their kids? this is a pushy government. my approach is very simple. i have got to children in primary school, and i want for your children what i want for mine. to go to schools where discipline is strict, expectations are high, and no excuses are accepted or failure. i do not want great schools just to be the preserve of those who can pay the fees or by the nice houses. i want the schools to be open to every child in every neighborhood. the reason i know that every child can go to a school like this is because with this government more and more new ones are opening. you have heard from some of them this week, not just the 79 new

in maths, in science, in reading, we've fallen behind, not just behind germany and canada but estoniand australia too. this is britain's real school report and the verdict is clear -- must try harder. you've heard of pushy parents, sharp-elbowing their way to a better education for their kids? well -- this is a pushy government. my approach is very simple. i've got two children in primary school, and i want for your children what i want for mine. to go to schools where discipline is strict, expectations are high and no excuses are accepted for failure. i don't want great schools to just be the preserve of those that can pay the fees, or buy the nice house in the right catchment area. i want those schools to be open to every child -- in every neighbourhood. and the reason i know that every child can go to a school like that is because with this government, more and more new ones are opening. we've heard from some of them this week, not just the 79 new free schools. with over a hundred more to come, but from some of the more than 2000 academies we've helped create -- state schools given

the wood is from estonia. it is all natural.mold mildew and insect free, but using it, burning it in your fireplace is dangerous. those cavemen just didn't know what they were doing, keeping warm and cooking their food like that, did they? think of this, california is insolvent. it is chasing business and middle class people out of the the state. it's about to impose even more stringent climate change restrictions, and it insists on a nationwide warning label on firewood. i will leave you with a question, when california comes begging, and it will, are you prepared to send your money to bail them out? we have big dreams. one is for a clean, domestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gasis, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy developmen comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly producing natural gas. it's not a dream. america's natural gas... putting us in control of our energy future, now. stuart: i want

we've got to provide moral support to the poles and estonia and latvia and all of the nations that were former soviet satellites. but we've also got to provide them with financial and concrete assistance to help rebuild their economies. georgia in particular is now on the brink of enormous economic challenges. and some say that that's what putin intended in the first place. the other thing we have to do, though, is we've got to see around the corners. we've got to anticipate some of these problems ahead of time. you know, back in april, i put out a statement saying that the situation in georgia was unsustainable because you had russian peacekeepers in these territories that were under dispute. and you knew that if the russians themselves were trying to obtain some of these territories or push back against georgia, that that was not a stable situation. so part of the job of the next commander-in-chief, in keeping all of you safe, is making sure that we can see some of the 21st century challenges and anticipate them before they happen. we haven't been doing enough of that. we tend to be r

not just behind germany and canada but estonia and australia, too.his is the report coming and it reads we must do better. you have heard of pushy parents for a better education for their children. this is a cushy government. leverage is very, very simple. i have got to children in school, and i want for your children what i want for my coming to go to school where discipline is strict, expectations are high and no excuses are accepted for failure. and i don't want great schools just to be the preserve of those that can pay the fee in a nice area. i want them to be open to every child in every neighborhood. the reason every child can go to a school like this is because with this government, more and more are leaving. .. [applause] it is a genuine revolution that is under way. the harris academy it has increased the number of students getting five good gse from 12% when it was on the under local authority control to almost 90% now. the transmore make has been a-- transformation has been astonishing. smart uniforms, teachers in suits, children taught p

we've got to provide moral support to the poles and estonia and latvia and all of the nations that were former soviet satellites. but we've also got to provide them with financial and concrete assistance to help rebuild their economies. georgia in particular is now on the brink of enormous economic challenges. and some say that that's what putin intended in the first place. the other thing we have to do, though, is we've got to see around the corners. we've got to anticipate some of these problems ahead of time. you know, back in april, i put out a statement saying that the situation in georgia was unsustainable because you had russian peacekeepers in these territories that were under dispute. and you knew that if the russians themselves were trying to obtain some of these territories or push back against georgia, that that was not a stable situation. so part of the job of the next commander-in-chief, in keeping all of you safe, is making sure that we can see some of the 21st century challenges and anticipate them before they happen. we haven't been doing enough of that. we tend to be r