jefferson wrote:Sa Britannice:ld wrote:ama daj namoj me zaj....ahuseino wrote:Evo link za sajt koji che pratiti koliko obechanja che Obama odrzati (od 509 sto je zad'o tokom kampanje).
http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/
Id-e, lobira se za ZAKONE, ne za poslove / bidove...
zakon koji ce dicku ili princu omoguciti da cvaknu koje milionce,da im se nadje,zlu netrebalo
a gdje su farmaceuti,oruzari,lobiji za rudarsku industriju i termoelektrane itd,itd.....
sve se svelo ko ce da vise love klepi,boli njih ona stvar sto amerika je najveci zagadjivac,sto proizvode totalno neproduktivna auta koja trose u gradu do 30 litara na 100 km,boli ih djon sto u hamburgerima koje jedete je meso nabildano steroidima itd,itd....
any attempt by individuals or private interest groups to influence the decisions of government; in its original meaning it referred to efforts to influence the votes of legislators, generally in the lobby outside the legislative chamber. Lobbying in some form is inevitable in any political system.
Lobbying, which has gained special attention in the United States, takes many forms. Group representatives may appear before legislative committees. Public officials may be “buttonholed” in legislative offices, hotels, or private homes. Letters may be written or telephone calls made to public officials, and campaigns may be organized for this purpose. Organizations may provide favoured candidates with money and services. Massive public-relations campaigns employing all the techniques of modern communication may be launched to influence public opinion. Extensive research into complex legislative proposals may be supplied to legislative committees by advocates of various and often conflicting interests. Substantial election campaign contributions or other assistance may be supplied to favoured legislators or executives. The persons who lobby in these ways may be full-time officials of a powerful trade or agricultural association or labour union, individual professional lobbyists with many clients who pay for their services, or ordinary citizens who take the time to state their hopes or grievances. Cities and states, consumer and environmental protection and other “public interest” groups, and various branches of the federal government also maintain staff lobbyists in the United State.
The right “to petition the government for a redress of grievances” is protected in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The federal government and the majority of U.S. states regulate lobbying.
Mito i korupcija te lobiranje su dvije razlicite stvari!
Ako ti nije jasno sto je lobiranje vazno u americi procitaj Ustav te zemlje!!!
dick angazuje lobisiticku firmu,plati im 10 miliona dolara da lobiraju u kongresu da dobiju ugovore u iraku
i zatim oni lobiraju i on dobije ugovore u iraku
naravno dio novca se uplati senatorima i kongresmenima od tih 10 miliona,ali ne direktno jer bi to tad bio mito
vec indirektnim putevima i to je tad lobiranje i to je ok u tom slucaju
tako je dosao privatnik u sarajevo kad je junior bio glavni za prostorno planiranje i dodijelu dozvola
i kad hoce nesto da napravi,junior mu kaze pa moze,ali potrebno je da uletis 100 000 maraka za stranku
i to je lobiranje po tebi,to bi bilo ok ili?????
