'A Frail Economy Raises Pressure on Iran’s Rulers\r'

'The reinvigorateds slated in New York Times dated February 3, 2008 regarding flatulence shortage on a rattling cold winter days of upstart Iran is a manifestation of the growing decrease of local g overnment insufficiency to regularize multinational corporations.â€Å"Iran’s natural spoil shortage became a crisis when Turkmenistan, to the north, cut by supplies in December over a pricing dispute. Iran does non pee the refining capacity to meet its own need (Slackman 2008)”.Iran’s leaders became vulnerable when its cities experiences black bring outs and homes leftover without heaters for days and weeks.  Women and students being ar breaked, magazines publications being conclude down had interrogative sen cristalceed the stewardship of the Iranian president by its religious leader.  This is such a badly time for the in convent president hie a March 14 option when the cities atomic number 18 in chaos.The event that is misfortune with Iran is an example of an economic crisis being encountered worldwide.  However, it is humourous because they moldmed not to get hold of what they have, they exporting oils which run electricity but receivable to market trade Iranians ar divest of what truly belongs to them.Equitable sharing of wealth seems to have been neglected instead capitalist instigated a maximum return on investments.  governmental elites dialogue on revolutionary political theory and seemingly accept defeat that footrace a country like Iran is severe (Slackman 2008).  This is something we fear about, a kingdom carve up among them cannot thrive.  History keeps repeating itself, civilizations ends when a lay out is defined besides by individuals.As for straight off we cannot point our fingers on anyone but it is groovy to analyze where the culprit came from.  What is happening in Iran is a consequence of globalism.  The same elan as it affects the Ogoni wad in Nigeria and the rest of developing regions and suffering countries of the globe.  For these reason a 20/20 hindsight vision moldiness be implemented between capitalism and equality.  For it is an old idiom that the ends do not al slipway justify the means.Radical and extreme solutions whitethorn be imposed by the organization to solve the crisis but the big question is whose governance?  For a country whose citizenry are afraid of retribution, these pious poor may be found level dead one day.Some contemporary ascendent of anti-globalism is Manfred Steger, the author of the book Globalization: A New Market Ideology.  He pointed out that find out of supranational bodies decreases the ability of governments to define capitalist or multinational corporations. As of now fifty one among the one C top corporations of the world are the wealthiest multinationals.  These companies are funded and supported by the WTO and IMF.Steger also discussed in his writings on how the protagonist of t his shade uses these new market trends for the acceptance of the usual public.  It is purely hedonistic in coating wherein equality is subject to a chosen a few(prenominal).  He said that globalization is globalony.  It is nevertheless the civilization of consumerism wherein market trades or trends are preferred more than the benefits of mankind.  This scenario limits the choices of man which is not only derogatory but obdurate to the free act of man.Owen Wiwa’s buddy Ken a physician was hanged when he lead the people for MOSOP a vogue for the Ogoni people for survival in 1990 against ticktack Corporation.  It was a battle of removing the oil declension and refineries which was a detriment to public health and safety.  Today the refineries were gone except for the pipelines and people which ended up of not getting paid.Anyone or anything that gets in the capitalist was must be extinguished or aloof at every costs.  Owen now continues what his brother have started and talking to some early days students taking up law that ten years from now they may be working with these big corporations or with their governments, he asked them that they could make a big influence and by then it exit be up to their conscience if they will conduct to protect the benefit of man quite a than the material things which must only be used to benefit humanity.Equality is difficult to hear when the least is put aside.  The world will seem to be an arena of argue of the fittest that only the strong can overtop and will live.We’ve unendingly knew that there is no equality when there are prejudices.  If the giants expect and we allow them to take over the rest, what would our monastic order be in the next few years?  If our technocrats and legislators only think of the prox of these wealthy corporations disregarding human set and dignity, how much sufferings would be encountered all over the world?This present generat ion must be concerned with the upheaval of this new trend: Globalization in the habilitate of consumerism and materialism, capitalism versus equitable distribution of wealth, and the woolly-headed of dignity of labor. In our own ways we must scrutinize how we apply our day-by-day living into the use of these material goods.  Do we became enslave to them or does it help to coif mankind?  Our proposition must always be that man lords the reality and not enslaved by it.We need to bond strongly with one another against any collective rule that is inhuman and too greedy.  resembling Steger and the Wiwa brothers we must struggle too in putting our best efforts to see to it that the goods of this earth are equitably shared by all races of mankind.  We must stop all efforts which sponsors expensive armaments in support of terrorism and enriching uranium plants for the so called â€Å"peace purposes”.The artificial satellite is not yet too old, it is only beginning to see the next tertiary generation of the fastest technology.  We hope to see a better world where everyone has the misfortune to improve his ways and live biography to the fullest.ReferencesMichael Slackman 2008, A Frail Economy Raises shove on Iran’s Rulers, New York Times, [Electronic Version].  Retrieved 04 February 2008 from,\r\n \r\n'