Australian treasurer says worst may be over

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At first I thought that what I saw was a news comment from the US… I was wrong. The treasurer who spoke was speaking for Australia. And rightly so, because the other day (if not this morning), I saw a paper indicating that half, or more than half, of US establishments, have declared that sales have bottomed out. That is something to be reckoned with: an already staggering economy, reeling from the past blows, is once again dealt with a blow, perhaps a heavier one.

As for the Australian treasurer's declaration, read it here. Perhaps migration destination may change… to Australia. But something to watch out for there is the racial discrimination. But in which country is discrimination not happening?

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