America’s economic forecast is mixed.  The world economy is intricately linked to the America economy and longer-term economic stabilization is contingent on USA national and world economic politics more than ever before.  However, there is hope.  The dream of Forty years ago is manifesting today in the form of change.  These are not fabricated words for the sake of politics.  There are substantial economic forces that are laying the groundwork for world economic recovery. 

The President’s economic stimulus plan is not enough, and the World G20 Summit will produce new economic agreements that will have to be ratified by Congress.  America is now ready to admit failure and to change the approach to world politics by being an economic engine and partner.  The phasing out of oil usage longer term will be the subject of the G20 Economic Summit along with the equalization of wages, empowerment of developing nations, proper management of the environment and the aggressive campaign against terror will be discussed in a lot more detail than in the previous administration.  America will be sitting tall in world discussion since policies at home will appear to the rest of the world to be focused on the America citizen and not on the rich and powerful lobbyist although the system will still be perceived as imperfect.

The world economy is showing signs of recovery and the United States, Britain, and Europe will lead the recovery by fostering unprecedented economic aid to countries that can begin to participate in the world economy in order to broaden the economic demand curve and to lesson the downturn of world economy associated with cyclical demand.  Leading the economic recovery will be innovative alternative, solar, wind and agricultural technologies that will put many nations in a position to jumpstart exports, fostering job creation and beginning to formulate pay structures that will bring regional economic demand to their continental neighbor and allow partnerships in transportation for South America, and Africa.  The war in Mexico will end with participation from not only the United States, but also, Panama and Central America as the Cartels run for cover.  These events will shape new economy in Mexico and dollars to replace drug economy begin to flow into Mexico reversing the regional immigrant trends by year three. 

America will also make a tremendous effort to bring the world financial system into a new era of regulation and discipline.  The effort will begin and the World G20 Summit and will be further supported by G7, World Bank and United Nation resolutions for change.  The rest of the world will see the President of the United States Barack Obama as Twice the Clinton since He will have a powerful Secretary of State by his side saying “Yes We Can” to the world with that strong golden smile.   

Africa is privately discussing with many intellectuals in the United States the failures after colonization and prior to the United States Yes We Can era.  The biggest challenge which manageable is the corruption and greed that has manifested in Africa.  Now, we know the leaders learned this during colonization and historically old habits hard to break, but they must.  The world biggest challenge is getting people of color to overcome the impacts of racism, colonization, poverty and the gross differences in country-to-country pay variations. 

Finally, since these issues will be on the table in order to end war, avoid war and regional conflicts the world may actually have a chance to begin to address world poverty, income fairness as the President did for women in the United States of America by year four.  America will be a different country before the next election, but non of this will happen without the prayer from all of my important beautiful friends, woman and men alike.  In the world of my most famous philosopher:  “There can be no democracy without development and no development without democracy”.  And finally, only prayer can lift up this President to make the changes because God loves prayer and praise.