Coming to America - Ng, Paul C.
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Everyone may agree that America is still the greatest country in the world. However, some may also argue that America is in decline. We are confronting huge problems such as government gridlocks, budget deficits, national debt, loss of jobs, energy dependence, discrimination, terrorism, wastes and wars. This book helps us to identify all these and other problems, and offers solutions. But we must have serious dialogue and debate before we can offer viable and concrete solutions. It is my hope that this book will help us to reinvigorate these efforts so we, as citizens of this great nation, can…mehr

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Everyone may agree that America is still the greatest country in the world. However, some may also argue that America is in decline. We are confronting huge problems such as government gridlocks, budget deficits, national debt, loss of jobs, energy dependence, discrimination, terrorism, wastes and wars. This book helps us to identify all these and other problems, and offers solutions. But we must have serious dialogue and debate before we can offer viable and concrete solutions. It is my hope that this book will help us to reinvigorate these efforts so we, as citizens of this great nation, can reclaim our rights to help shape our own destiny. With this book, you will also be able to learn some basic Chinese characters, and get some advice on stock investment. For discussion of issues, please contact the author at http://www.linkedin.com/in/paulcng
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With an education which consists of four college degrees, Paul Ng has become an excellent analyst in identifying problems and offering solutions in engineering and in social issues. As a foreign-born citizen who has been in the United States for more than 57 years, he offers a fresh and objective perspective on America's problems. After working 30 years as an engineer, Ng wrote this book to contribute to humanity.