As 20 aplicações IPhone (& IPad) mais usadas em 2011
Você encontra nas AppleStores

1. Dropbox

Dropbox is a great cloud service that automatically syncs a folder of files between multiple computers (Windows, Mac, or Linux). This app extends Dropbox to the iPhone and includes a built-in reader within the app for PDFs, image files, and Microsoft Office files.

2. Evernote

Once you get used to typing on a virtual keyboard (and it honestly took me over a year to do it), then these devices are great for note taking, and Evernote is a great note taking app. It is similar to Dropbox in that it saves data locally but syncs it across all your machines and devices.

3. Due

There are a ton of to-do apps on iPhone but I prefer Due for its simplicity and its audio alerts. However, this is an iPhone-only task list. If you want something that can sync with your PC, Mac, or the Web, then try 2Do or Things.

4. Tripit

I love Tripit. It is by far the best app I’ve found for keeping track of all my travel itineraries. It is powered by some excellent backend systems. You simply forward your confirmation emails (or use the Gmail plugin to do it automatically) for your flights, hotels, rental cars, and more to Tripit and it automatically organizes them into trips with all your details and confirmation numbers.

5. Analytics App

For some reason Google doesn’t have an official app (for either iPhone or Android) for Google Analytics. The best one I’ve found to go deep into all of the data is Analytics App.

6. Ego

Even better than Analytics App for a quick-glance dashboard is Ego. It shows basic data from Google Analytics as well as a bunch of other sources, including Squarespace, Twitter, and Feedburner.

7. Twitter

The official Twitter app (formerly known as Tweetie) is still the best Twitter client on iPhone (although Osfoora is catching up). Twitter itself is an amazing instant-intelligence engine. Two other great social media apps for iPhone are Google+ and Foursquare.

8. Reeder

Twitter has largely replaced RSS for me for finding and filtering the latest news. However, I still track some RSS feeds and the best tool I’ve found to do it with is Reeder. It syncs with Google Reader so it’s easy to flip between the mobile app and the desktop, plus the app lets you share to Twitter (and Facebook) and save to Instapaper and ReadItLater.

9. Amazon Kindle

I’ve never fully warmed up to the Amazon Kindle e-reader, but I’m a big fan of the Kindle iPhone app. Since it was released I’ve read a lot more books simply because my phone is always with me and I can pull it out and read a few pages anytime I’ve got a couple minutes free. Alternatives:Nook, iBooks, and Kobo.

10. Audible

As much as I like the Kindle ebooks, I actually consume more books as audiobooks via Audible. In the past you could download these and sync them via iTunes. But Audible now has its own app, which lets you connect to your Audible library and download over the air, and even gives you a self-contained player optimized for audiobooks.

11. Podcaster

Sure, you can use iTunes and the built-in iPod app to listen to podcasts, but if you’re an avid podcast listener (I regularly follow This Week in Tech, Buzz Out Loud, and Tech News Today) then the app Podcaster offers a better experience. You can download over the air (so that you don’t have to constantly sync to a computer to get the latest episodes), you can skip forward and backward 30 seconds, you can increase playback speed to 1.5 times normal speed, and the app is even compatible with AirPlay.

12. Photoshop Mobile

Photoshop is, of course, the best known photo editor in the world and its mobile app doesn’t do anything to hurt that reputation. But while the desktop version is known for having a zillion features, the mobile app is distinguished by its simplicity. It’s the best iPhone photo editing app for simple crops, brightness adjustments, and sharpens, for example. However, once editing is built into the native Camera app in iOS5, editors such as Photoshop Mobile may quickly become unnecessary.

13. Pano

Pano makes it easy to take excellent panoramas with the iPhone. It helps you line up your shots and it automatically corrects many of the imperfections. My wife is a photographer with a big, expensive Nikon camera and she’s regularly jealous of some of the shots I can get with the iPhone and Pano.

14. Instagram

The camera and camera app on the iPhone are now good enough to replace a point-and-shoot. You can even take pictures that are worthy of saving in your family albums. For those, I upload them to Flickr using the iPhone app. For the everyday photos that I just want to quickly post on social media, I use Instagram. It is very quick, dead simple to use, and very social media friendly. But, do me a favor and go easy on the filters. They are badly overused by most Instagram users, while 90% of photos are better with no filter at all.

15. Navigon Mobile Navigator

I used to carry a separate Garmin GPS unit for turn-by-turn directions but I eventually got rid of it and decided to just use the iPhone instead. In researching the various apps, I eventually decided on NAVIGON, which is a company that makes a lot of the built-in navigation systems for many cars. Tip: Make sure your iPhone is plugged in to power when you run a GPS navigation program like this because otherwise it will quickly drain your battery.

16. Where To?

A great companion to a GPS system is the app “Where To?” which lets you quickly look up various types of shops and services, from Cuban restaurants to medical specialists to animal hospitals to local museums and much more.

17. RunKeeper

This is a great little app that can save you from buying a pedometer. It uses the iPhone’s GPS to track the miles you’ve run or walked, and it compiles the data into some nice dashboards that you can view on your phone or on RunKeeper’s website.

18. Nutrition Menu

Another app for all of you health-conscious geeks out there is Nutrition Menu. This thing is a mobile compendium of nutritional data. It has calorie information on common foods and most major restaurants, and it has calorie-burning information for many types of exercises. It also allows you to track your daily weigh-ins and makes notes on your progress.

19. GroceryGadget

This is an app plus a website and you can quickly sync between the two. The way it usually works for me is that my wife makes a grocery list, enters it into grocerygadgets.com, and then it syncs to my iPhone so that I can swing by the grocery store and pick up the stuff.

20. RedLaser

This is a great app for shoppers. It turns the iPhone camera into a barcode scanner and it’s quite accurate. You simply scan a product’s UPC code and let the app go to work to find it in Google Product Search and TheFind. For food it will even look up allergen information and for books it will scan to see if you can get it in a local library. You’ll be amazed at how fast it works. A similar product is SnapTell, which not only scans barcordes but you can also take a picture of the cover of a book or DVD and it can look them up that way. These apps are great when you’re shopping at a retail store and want to check the prices of products online before buying. It also reads QR codes.

As 20 aplicações Android mais usadas em 2011
A maior parte é freeware e você encontra no Android Market

1. Google Voice

Google Voice is a service that is so useful I consider it one of the top benefits of Android itself. The service gives you a phone number that can ring to multiple places or devices and it allows you to access all of your voicemail and text messages from the Web. The Android app integrates even deeper. It can make outgoing calls look like they’re coming from your Google Voice number so that you can keep your real mobile number private.

2. Advanced Task Killer

One of the realities of having a multitasking mobile OS is that you have to manage your apps so that they don’t hurt performance or battery life. Advanced Task Killer (ATK) is my favorite on Android. It even comes with a widget that you can tap once to kill all open apps and you can also set up ATK to kill all apps at periodic intervals. Some people will argue that task managers are irrelevant and unneeded in Android, but I still prefer to use ATK.

3. Dropbox

Dropbox is a great cloud service that automatically syncs a folder of files between multiple computers (Windows, Mac, or Linux). This app extends Dropbox to Android and interacts with other apps (such as Documents To Go) to open the files. It allows you to access PDFs, image files, and business documents by simply dragging them to a folder on your computer and then you immediately have access to them from your mobile phone, once you have this app installed.

4. Evernote

Once you get used to typing on a virtual keyboard (and it honestly took me over a year to do it), then these devices are great for note-taking, and Evernote is a great note-taking app. It is similar to Dropbox in that it saves data locally but syncs it across all your machines and devices.

5. Taskos

There are plenty of to-do apps to choose from on Android but I now prefer Taskos because of the clean, easy, Android-friendly user experience. It also has a few extras that give it an advantage over apps. The biggest one is voice recognition, which lets you speak a task that the app turns into a to-do item (you might have to correct a word or two).

6. DroidAnalytics

For some reason Google doesn’t have an official app for Google Analytics (for either Android or iPhone). The best one I’ve found on Android is DroidAnalytics. Another good one is mAnalytics.

7. Documents To Go

The free version of Documents To Go offers a great little reader for Microsof Word and Excel files. You can upgrade to the full version (for $15) if you want to be able to create and edit files and add PowerPoint files to the mix. If you do want editing capability, I’d also recommend taking a look atQuickOffice.

8. Google Docs

If you mostly work with Google Docs (including uploading Microsoft Office files to your Google Docs repository) then the only app you’ll really need is the Google Docs app. It’s a nice mobile implementation of document management, although the one annoyance is that always open up files in a web browser rather than within the app itself, which would be a little smoother.

9. Tripit

I dig Tripit. It is by far the best app I’ve found for keeping track of all my travel itineraries. It runs on some great backend systems. You simply forward your confirmation emails for your flights, hotels, rental cars, and more to Tripit and it automatically organizes them into trips with all your details and confirmation numbers. Or, if you use Gmail, you can even use a plugin to automatically catch confirmation emails and turn them into Tripit trips.

10. Places

This is an awesome app for finding shops and services near your current location. From restaurants to medical facilities to taxis, this app is very accurate and takes advantage of the business information from Google Local. This app is better than the info you get from a GPS unit (or app) and better than any of the similar apps available on the iPhone. It’s also integrated into Google Maps.

11. Astro File Manager

Another one of the great things about Android (if you’re a geek or a tinkerer) is that you have lower-level access to the system itself. Astro is an app that lets you navigate the Android file system, which is mostly just interesting, but can be handy once in a while.

12. Speed Test

I’m obsessed with running speed tests to check my bandwidth in various places, both to see 3G/4G fluctuations and to check the quality of Wi-Fi. There are a number of really good speed test apps, but my favorite is the Speedtest.net app. It’s generally consistent and it has some of the best graphics and options.

13. Amazon Kindle

I’ve never completely warmed up to the Amazon Kindle e-reader, but I’m a big fan of the Kindle mobile app. Since it was released I’ve read a lot more books simply because my smartphone is always with me and I can pull it out and read a few pages anytime I’ve got a couple minutes free.

14. Google+

I’ve written a lot about Google+ since it launched in July and I’m pretty active over there (+Jason Hiner). One of the great things that Google did was to release a Google+ Android app at the same time it launched the service as a beta. And, surprisingly, the app was actually pretty good and has been improved since. It immediately became one of my most used mobile apps and definitely stole some of my time away from Android’s Twitter app, mostly because Google+ is a little more interactive.

15. TED Air

The TED conference features a meeting of the minds of some of society’s most influential thinkers. You’ll disagree with some of them since there’s a large diversity of viewpoints, but many talks are worth listening to in order to catch the latest creative thinking on society’s biggest challenges. The cool thing is that they’ve taken the videos from the conference and made them freely available on the Web. The TED Air app provides a great way to access the videos on a mobile device. I hope more conferences follow TED’s lead on this.

16. Google Goggles

This is a fun app that is a little bit ahead of its time. It does visual searches. You can take pictures of things and then the app tries to tell you what they are. It’s limited in its scope but it is pretty cool, and it’s definitely a peek into the future. One of the coolest features is the ability to take pictures of text in a foreign language and let the app translate it for you. In a foreign country, this can help you read street signs and avoid going into the wrong bathroom. :-) On a more practical level, Goggles is a QR code reader.

17. Photoshop Express

Photoshop is, of course, the best known photo editor in the world and its mobile app doesn’t do anything to hurt that reputation. But while the desktop version is known for having a zillion features, the mobile app is distinguished by its simplicity. It’s the best Android (and iPhone) photo editing app for simple crops, brightness adjustments, and sharpens, for example.

18. Audible

As much as I like the Kindle ebooks, I actually consume more books as audiobooks via Audible. With the Audible app you can connect to your Audible library and download over the air. The app also gives you a self-contained player optimized for audiobooks, with a skip-back-30-seconds button and the opportunity to make notes and bookmarks (although I wish the app would store these online so that they could be accessed from the Audible site).

19. Shazam

If you want to impress your friends with a mobile app, show them Shazam. Ever hear a song being played at a store or on the radio and ask yourself, “Oh, what song is that?” That’s where Shazam comes in. Just hit the button and let it listen for 15 seconds, query its database, and then return the name of artist and the song. It has about an 80% success rate. This one isn’t particularly productive, but it is really cool. (You have to live a little, every once in a while.)

20. Google Finance

This is a great little app that regularly gets overlooked. It connects to your Google Finance account, where you can set up a list of stocks and companies to follow and sort them into groups (portfolios). The app provides three simple tabs — a look at the market, a look at your portfolios, and the latest market news. It even does real-time updates when you have the app open.

Os militares dão aula de democracia, especialmente às esquerdas!

Reinaldo Azevedo

General Ademar e eu: terceira vez no
Comando Militar do Sudeste, com muita honra!

A quantidade de bobagens que a petralhada é capaz de produzir é uma coisa formidável! Participei ontem do V Ciclo de Palestras de Comunicação Social do Comando Militar do Sudeste. “V”, entenderam? O evento acontece há cinco anos! É a terceira vez que estive lá: falei no de 2009 e recebi uma condecoração em 2010, o que muito me honra. Gosto de estar entre pessoas decentes, que seguem a Constituição e as leis. É inútil me procurar em marchas da maconha, por exemplo… “Palestra para militares, é? Estava tentando convencê-los a dar um golpe?”, provocou um bobalhão.

A ironia é tão cretina que talvez não merecesse estar aqui. Mas ela vem bem a calhar. Quis a evolução da vida política e social brasileira que o ambiente militar seja hoje mais pluralista e aberto à divergência do que as nossas universidades, especialmente as públicas, onde grupelhos se impõem pela força, pela violência, pela intimidação, silenciando o contraditário. Sabem o que isso significa? E reproduzo aqui a minha fala final no evento desta terça, parafraseando Talleyrand sobre os Bourbons: os militares podem não ter esquecido nada, mas aprenderam coisas novas; as esquerdas autoritárias não esqueceram nada, mas também não aprenderam nada,

Eu era apenas um dos convidados. Na segunda, falaram o chefe do Centro de Comunicação Social do Exército, general Carlos Alberto Neiva Barcellos; o jornalista Carlos Nascimento, do SBT; o jornalista e escritor Laurentino Gomes e o presidente do Instituto Vladimir Herzog, Nemércio Nogueira. Na terça, além deste escriba, estiveram lá o publicitário José Luiz Martins; o vice-presidente da Associação Brasileira de Imprensa, Audálio Dantas, e o jornalista e comentarista esportivo Sílvio Luiz. Amanhã, se não houver mudança na programação, estão previstas as presenças de Felipe Bueno, diretor de jornalismo da Rádio Sulamérica Trânsito; Marcelo Rezende, jornalista da TV Record; Hans Donner, diretor de Arte da Rede Globo, e Sandra Annemberg, jornalista e apresentadora da Rede Globo; na quinta, Heródoto Barbeiro, jornalista e apresentador da Record News.

Como se nota, há profissionais de áreas distintas da imprensa e que não comungam na mesma igreja de pensamento. A platéia é formada por oficiais do Exército e por estudantes de várias faculdades de jornalismo. O genral Ademar da Costa Machado Filho, comandante militar do Sudeste, deu uma aula de espírito democrático e civilidade: “Eu costumo dizer, Reinaldo, que aqui não existe hierarquia para as idéias; a hierarquia existe e é aplicada quando tomamos uma decisão, mas eu costumo sempre ouvir a minha equipe”. Eis aí! Quem dera se pudesse respirar essa esfera nas universidades brasileiras, não é mesmo?

Sobre o que eu falei?

O título da minha palestra é longo, quase uma dissertação, sugerido por mim, como ficará claro: “Pluralismo, na imprensa, não significa verdade relativa. A verdade segue sendo uma só”. Como o nome sugere, critiquei a grande confusão que se faz no jornalismo brasileiro hoje em dia entre “outro lado” e “outro-ladismo”. É evidente que pessoas que estejam sendo acusadas de um crime ou de um ato ilícito devem ser ouvidas para apresentar a sua versão. Isso não quer dizer, no entanto, que a verdade seja uma questão de ponto de vista. A gente pode até não conhecê-la, mas ela existe.

O “outro-ladismo” é a manifestação viciosa, perniciosa, do “outro lado”. Há um exemplo escancarado no dias que correm. Quantas reportagens vocês já leram em que Marina Silva aparece afirmando que a proposta de Aldo Rebelo para o novo Código Florestal anistia desmatadores? No fim do texto, na hipótese benigna, registra-se: “Rebelo nega”. Notem: se um diz a verdade, o outro mente. É simples assim. Que tal ler o que diz o documento? Ou há anistia ali ou não há. Não basta ao jornalista ouvir “um lado”, ouvir o “outro lado” e dar a coisa por encerrada. Quem ler o código vai constatar que ele NÃO PROPÕE A ANISTIA COISA NENHUMA! Também não aumenta o desmatamento, como dizem. É matéria de fato, não se gosto. E é uma obrigação do jornalista trabalhar com os fatos. Ou seja: Aldo não mente!

Foi um bate-papo proveitoso, divertido, com intervenções inteligentes dos estudantes e dos militares presentes. Chamam a atenção, em particular, a cultura, o bom humor e a conversa agradável de jovens oficiais, muito distantes do sectarismo rombudo e ignorante daquela meia-dúzia, que tem mais ou menos a mesma idade dos soldados, que costuma tiranizar as universidades brasileiras com suas idéias “revolucionárias” para o século… XIX!

Saúdo, mais uma vez, o general Ademar. Estivesse ele numa das nossas tristes universidades, constataria que, por lá, se pratica o contrário do seu lema: as idéias é que têm hierarquia, e ela só não se mostra na hora de tomar decisões.

São os militares dando aula de democracia às nossas esquerdas.

Percentual de Tributos sobre o Preço Final 
IBPT - INSTITUTO BRASILEIRO DE PLANEJAMENTO TRIBUTÁRIO

 

          PRODUTO                                  Tributos/preço final

Mesa de Madeira	30,57%
Cadeira de Madeira	30,57%
Sofá de Madeira/plástico	34,50%
Armário de Madeira	30,57%
Cama de Madeira	30,57%
Motocicleta de até 125 cc	44,40%
Motocicleta acima de 125 cc	49,78%
Bicicleta	34,50%
Vassoura	26,25%
Tapete	34,50%
Passagens aéreas	8,65%
Transporte Rod. Interestadual Passageiros	16,65%
Transporte Rod. Interestadual Cargas	21,65%
Transporte Aéreo de Cargas	8,65%
Transp. Urbano Passag. - Metropolitano	22,98%
MEDICAMENTOS	36%
CONTA DE ÁGUA	29,83%
CONTA DE LUZ	45,81%
CONTA DE TELEFONE	47,87%
Cigarro	81,68%
Gasolina	57,03%
PRODUTOS ALIMENTÍCIOS BÁSICOS
Carne bovina	18,63%
Frango	17,91%
Peixe	18,02%
Sal	29,48%
Trigo	34,47%
Arroz	18%
Óleo de soja	37,18%
Farinha	34,47%
Feijão	18%
Açúcar	40,4%
Leite	33,63%
Café	36,52%
Macarrão	35,20%
Margarina	37,18%
Margarina	37,18%
Molho de tomate	36,66%
Ervilha	35,86%
Milho Verde	37,37%
Biscoito	38,5%
Chocolate	32%
Achocolatado	37,84%
Ovos	21,79%
Frutas	22,98%
Álcool	43,28%
Detergente	40,50%
Saponáceo	40,50%
Sabão em barra	40,50%
Sabão em pó	42,27%
Desinfetante	37,84%
Água sanitária	37,84%
Esponja de aço	44,35%
PRODUTOS BÁSICOS DE HIGIENE
Sabonete	42%
Xampu	52,35%
Condicionador	47,01%
Desodorante	47,25%
Aparelho de barbear	41,98%
Papel Higiênico	40,50%
Pasta de Dente	42,00%
MATERIAL ESCOLAR
Caneta	48,69%
Lápis	36,19%
Borracha	44,39%
Estojo	41,53%
Pastas plásticas	41,17%
Agenda	44,39%
Papel sulfite	38,97%
Livros	13,18%
Papel	38,97%
Agenda	44,39%
Mochilas	40,82%
Régua	45,85%
Pincel	36,90%
Tinta plástica	37,42%
BEBIDAS
Refresco em pó	38,32%
Suco	37,84%
Água	45,11%
Cerveja	56%
Cachaça	83,07%
Refrigerante	47%
CD	47,25%
DVD	51,59%
Brinquedos	41,98%
LOUÇAS
Pratos	44,76%
Copos	45,60%
Garrafa térmica	43,16%
Talheres	42,70%
Panelas	44,47%
PRODUTOS DE CAMA, MESA E BANHO
Toalhas - (mesa e banho)	36,33%
Lençol	37,51%
Travesseiro	36%
Cobertor	37,42%
Automóvel	43,63%
ELETRODOMÉSTICOS
Fogão	39,50%
Microondas	56,99%
Ferro de Passar	44,35%
Telefone Celular	41,00%
Liquidificador	43,64%
Ventilador	43,16%
Refrigerador	47,06%
Vídeo-cassete	52,06%
Aparelho de som	38,00%
Computador	38,00%
Batedeira	43,64%
Roupas	37,84%
Sapatos	37,37%
MATERIAL DE CONSTRUÇÃO
Casa popular	49,02%
Telha	34,47%
Tijolo	34,23%
Vaso sanitário	44,11%
Tinta	45,77%
Fertilizantes	27,07%
Móveis (estantes, cama, armários)	37,56%
Mensalidade Escolar	37,68% (ISS DE 5%)

: ^ ))

         Às vezes eu olho para uma pessoa e penso: não é possível que esse fosse o espermatozoide mais esperto !

O Chefão da quadrilha

Texto de Márcio Accioly

 

Estão explicadas as razões pelas quais o ex-presidente Dom Luiz Inácio (PT-SP) é contratado para fazer palestras milionárias e tem assombrosa renda mensal garantida: as empreiteiras Odebrecht, OAS, Andrade Gutiérrez e Queiroz Galvão doaram R$ 11 milhões ao PT (campanha de 2010), e foram bem alojadas na Líbia de Kadaffi.

A nota que saiu na Coluna de Cláudio Humberto, neste sábado (17), levantou a lebre de política externa praticada pelo Itamaraty que deixou o Brasil a reboque das piores republiquetas de esquina do mundo. Quando Lula elogiou Muammar Kadaffi, chamando-o de “meu amigo, meu irmão e meu líder”, não foi em vão!

Mas feio mesmo quem ficou no papel foi o ex-deputado federal Roberto Jefferson (PTB-RJ), que agora quer incluir Dom Luiz Inácio no processo do mensalão, depois de ter dito no auge do escândalo ser ele “é um homem sério e honesto”. Não é só Jefferson que deseja ver Lula naquele processo, Marcos Valério também quer.

As construtoras agora estão correndo atrás do prejuízo, mas os rebeldes que estão assumindo o poder na Líbia, pelo menos por enquanto, não pretendem ver sinal do Brasil lá dentro. A França já está lá e a Inglaterra também. As imagens mostrando Lula bajulando o então ditador líbio estão na internet e fica difícil apagá-las.

Por isso que o deputado federal Eduardo Azeredo (PSDB), ex-governador de Minas Gerais e criador do mensalão a partir daquele estado pretende impor censura à internet, impedindo a veiculação de notícias que comprometam os vários larápios que se revezam no poder.

Azeredo foi senador até o início deste ano. Desacreditado, percebeu não ter mais chance na disputa de cargo majoritário e baixou a bola. Ele sabe ser indispensável o mandato, para se manter em foro privilegiado no jugo de lei criada pelo deputado federal Bonifácio Andrada (PSDB-MG), na gestão FHC (1995-2003).

Entra governo, sai governo, a bandalheira continua assemelhada. Teve gente que acreditou em suposta “faxina” que quiseram atribuir à presidente Dilma, uma das pessoas mais despreparadas de que se tem notícia na administração pública nacional.

O fato é que já esqueceram suas ligações com Erenice Guerra e o desempenhado papel de coadjuvante em todas as ações praticadas pelo antecessor. Sem contar o pavor que causa nos auxiliares diretos, pois não costuma medir palavras, inclusive de baixo calão, para humilhar e repreender quem contraria santos desejos e imposições.

Dom Luiz Inácio tanto falou na “herança maldita” legada por FHC (um dos governos mais corruptos de nossa história, até a ascensão do sucessor), apenas para confundir: basta verificar as quadrilhas deixadas por ele nos Ministérios, onde grande parcela de influência é exercida por José Sarney e outras ratazanas.

Afinal, não era Dom Luiz Inácio que apregoava o caráter de quase santidade de José Sarney? Pessoa, segundo ele, que não é comum? Que deve merecer tratamento diferenciado da parte dos brasileiros que pagam impostos extorsivos?

As pessoas demoram muito a constatar os fatos. FHC levou dois mandatos até que se verificasse possuir personalidade de pavão a preencher vazio moral. Parece que somente agora pequena parcela começa a enxergar a ladroeira da gestão petista. São anos e anos de sofrimento e roubo até que se testemunhe a presença do ladrão!

Quando se extinguiu a CPMF, o governo imediatamente cuidou de aumentar o valor do IOF, ultrapassando com ele os valores que supostamente seriam perdidos. Mas, agora, numa sociedade onde ninguém presta atenção a nada, quer se criar nova taxação.

Por isso que a população é que terá de fazer a faxina, indo às ruas para expulsar os ladravazes dos cargos públicos. Nada é conquistado sem sacrifício.

Márcio Accioly é Jornalista.

Toccata e Fuga em D menor - sensacional !

Difícil de acreditar, mesmo assistindo !  

Chega-se a duvidar do que se vê !