Danh ngôn của Carlos Beruff
Here's the American situation - we have moved from a culture of independence to a culture of dependence. We have moved from capitalism into the direction of socialism. We have moved from being a beacon of strength internationally to a position of weakness.
Here's the American situation - we have moved from a culture of independence to a culture of dependence. We have moved from capitalism into the direction of socialism. We have moved from being a beacon of strength internationally to a position of weakness.
Đây là tình hình của nước Mỹ - chúng ta đã chuyển từ nền văn hóa độc lập sang nền văn hóa phụ thuộc. Chúng ta đã chuyển từ chủ nghĩa tư bản sang chủ nghĩa xã hội. Chúng ta đã chuyển từ chỗ là ngọn hải đăng của sức mạnh quốc tế sang vị trí yếu kém.
Tác giả: Carlos Beruff | Chuyên mục: Independence | Sứ mệnh: [9]
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