A view from the summit

...I love being part of the globalised world community. It's full of opportunity. It rewards energy and ambition. It raises our standards of living, gives us new experiences and creates new ambitions... ==================== That's the only thing you are interesed in. You want to wake up richer every single morning. You are greedy, and You cann't stop yourselves. You are distroing the standarts of live in weaker economics. You are making them your slaves calling it "hepl". Your intends are dirty. You are dirty. This World will collapse one day because of greedy. Your greedy, Mr. And Your stupidity.

Ja jūs nesaprotat angliski, tad jūs varat lietot „Google Translate”. Domāju ka latviešu tauta ir ļoti labi izglītoti, un lielāka daļa no Dienas lasītājiem var saprast gan angliski gan krieviski. Domāju ka jūs ari saprotat bet negribat to atzīt. Keep up the good work Richard, and don’t worry about the language crusaders. Latvians are a well educated people with excellent language skills. They are proud of those skills and rightly so, so most of them are happy to read your words in English!

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I am pleased to read this analysis of global processes. The most important things are put here altogether in an easy to understand manner. However, as for a person who is in no way related to diplomacy it is not yet perfectly clear to me whether this is to be a private opinion or the official position of United Kingdom. I recently read an interesting letter published in The Economist written by a retired British diplomat some 30 years ago. I found it a deep and weighed out analysis of position of UK among its counterparts France and Germany. I understand it was not meant originally for publishing, but anyway I have become interested in British diplomacy, the role and mandate of diplomats as individuals. Are there any differences between British diplomacy and diplomacy in other countries. I am not sure if Latvian ambassador having a (seemingly) personal blog would be praised here. The same possibly applies to writing letters as well. I don't object it, this is only a curiosity of mine.

you ar right. we can't solve this problems without international cooperation. good luck fors tomorrow