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Failure Can Be Good
The Strong Conservative | 20 hours ago
There's something to be said for failure. It shouldn't be any one's goal to fail, but sometimes you can learn a lot from failing, getting fired, or whatever kind of setback confronts you. Capitalism, similarly, benefits from failure when the ineffi read more
We’re the last of our kind…
Forward to Death | 22 hours ago by James Cleverley
Before I begin this post, I’d like to draw your attention to a… well, a HORRIBLY ignorant comment by pineapple dictator, mafioso and Italian president Benito Mussolini about Barack Obama. Oh lawd. Obama is tanned? Anyways, that was ki read more
We Interrupt This Blog For Profit
Paul E. Zimmerman.com | November 16th 2008 by Paul E. Zimmerman
My buddy Tony Swink, author of the presently slumbering Get Swinked! (he's on his own case about that, don't worry) asked me today if the previous post I wrote about Dragon Naturally Speaking was about something that I use or if it was "a hack job." read more
The G20 meeting was Much ado about nothing
Divining the News | November 16th 2008 by morris108
. The G20 meeting was about nothing, or it was all secrets. Not any post summit statement is revealing of a policy shift. . There seems to be some concern for lowering taxes, increasing regulations, having an early warning system for future bubbles, read more
Bush will NEVER be able to set foot outside the U.S.! Jeremy Scah…
Dandelion Salad | November 16th 2008
Dandelion Salad Thanks to Cspanjunkie for uploading the full video. Naomi Klein and Jeremy Scahill 2008 Miami Book Fair International The Rise of Disaster Capitalism 92 min - Nov 15, 2008 cspan - www.cspanjunkie.org November 15, 2008 C-SPAN FIRST read more
“Begin Deprogramming”
Ironic Surrealism II | November 16th 2008 by Velvet Hammer
Zo of machosauceproductions Continuing the move to resist liberal democrats Embedded video Link @YouTube As an added punch. read more
Change is a’ Comin’ - Could it be the End of the World as We…
Charis Shalom | November 16th 2008 by Bryan Riley
No, I’m not saying the sky is falling. Nope, I’m not saying it’s the end of all time. But this quote caught my eye in this morning’s paper: “I’m a free market person,” President Bush told reporters after th read more
The Big Three Needs a Fire Sale
TNTalk! Smarter Thinking for Better Times. | November 15th 2008 by TNTalk
In the past, car sales and increasing prices have been sustainable for one reason: credit. This is no longer the case, even assuming that an American that needs a car can afford to buy one. With the declining economy, buying a car using the standard read more
Iran hails world financial crisis as ‘end of capitalism’
American Truckers at War | November 15th 2008 by R E Taylor
Iranian leaders say the world financial crisis indicates the end of capitalism, the failure of liberal democracy and divine punishment — marking the superiority of the Islamic republic’s political model.”The school of Marxism has co read more
Republicans! Last 8 years not Capitalism.
Global Innovation Conversation | November 15th 2008 by 2thinknow
Let's not pretend the last 8 years were capitalism. Capitalism is pro-business, pro-middle class. read more
Selling Things that Shouldn't be Sold: Prostitution in Everyday L…
Pareidoliac | November 15th 2008 by Pareidoliac
Billie Piper - Belle de Jour?I read an interesting post in the Guardian's Politics Blog today by Gaby Hinsliff. The topic - Prostitution. What grabbed my attention was Germaine Greer's reported comment that prostitution is better than "selling a chil read more
China Inc.: Book Review
Great Power Politics | November 15th 2008 by Pat Frost
I just finished Ted C. Fishman’s, China Inc. this morning and here are some thoughts. The book is business/micro/macroeconomic centered, exploring how China’s economy has become the giant it is and how this in turn affects the US and th read more
Corporate Welfare: Now JC Penny is lining up at the trough
The Freedom Factory | November 15th 2008 by Rob Viglione
The pigs are lining up at the trough! CEO of JC Penny is now lobbying for a federal bailout plan to boost consumer spending and come to the rescue of an ailing retail industry. This is the slippery slope of corporate welfare. You bail out one indus read more
Criza mondială pe înţelesul boilor
Un IT cu fata umana | November 15th 2008 by Razvan
În plină criză mondială, şi înainte de alegeri, m-am gândit să prezint modelele economice mondiale. Intrucat vaca este un animal placut, pe care deseori il invitam la masa, am considerat-o ca model ideal pentru un subiect demonstrativ. SOCIA read more
Hurray! It's the Weekend of Capitalism!
Politeia | November 15th 2008 by Cassandra
Say what you will, call him names! A lame duck, yes mistakes have been made, the rules of laissez-faire capitalism were violated, but right now it is he who stands between prosperity through free market principles, and the forces of Statism, who wish read more
THE WORST IS NOT BEHIND US, BY NOURIEL ROUBINI
Real Liberal Christian Church - Christian Commons | November 15th 2008 by Tom Usher
Nouriel Roubini is as good at this kind of economics right now as Garry Kasparov was at chess in his playing prime. No one can get all the variables right in his head, but he is right that the direction… read more
BILL AYERS TODAY ON DEMOCRACY NOW!: TWO WRONGS DON'T MAKE A RIGHT
Real Liberal Christian Church - Christian Commons | November 14th 2008 by Tom Usher
I listened to Bill Ayers today on Democracy Now! I also happened to notice that people were coming to this website from search-engine results after having searched on "Bill Ayers." Let me say that I was not favorably impressed by… read more
The Worst Is Not Behind Us By Nouriel Roubini
Dandelion Salad | November 14th 2008
Dandelion Salad By Nouriel Roubini ICH November 14, 2008 “Forbes” November 13, 2008 Beware of those who say we’ve hit the bottom. It is useful, at this juncture, to stand back and survey the economic landscape–both as it is n read more
GEORGE W. BUSH CAN'T READ HISTORY IN THE MAKING
Real Liberal Christian Church - Christian Commons | November 14th 2008 by Tom Usher
George W. Bush said the following (yesterday I believe it was): We must recognize that government intervention is not a cure-all. For example, some blame the crisis on insufficient regulation of the American mortgage market. But many European countr read more
It wouldn’t surprise me if the Clintons ask for a bailout next!
The BoBo Files | November 14th 2008 by The BoBo
Has there been any reporting lately of whether or not the Clintons have paid off their campaign debts yet? Last we heard, Obama had asked his supporters to help out. Funny thing is - with that $650 million that he raised - surely he could h read more
free market, a tragical and fake concept
Humanist @ roua.org | November 14th 2008
According to wikipedia, free market means that the buyers and the sellers agree to a mutual exchange of property without external coercing or anyone of them coercing the other. Free market is a self-contradictory concept because even if we start with read more
Governments Reflate and Gold Will Rise!
DARE SOMETHING WORTHY TODAY TOO! | November 14th 2008 by Jeffrey S Schulman Sr
Governments Reflate and Gold Will Rise! Source: GoldForecaster.com and The Gold Report 11/14/2008 A long and deep recession, possibly a depression is being forecast across a broad front. But the real picture is different. Governments and cent read more
Are We There Yet? Finding that Elusive Bottom - The Gold Report
DARE SOMETHING WORTHY TODAY TOO! | November 14th 2008 by Jeffrey S Schulman Sr
Are We There Yet? Finding that Elusive Bottom Source: The Gold Report 11/14/2008 David Skarica, author of the Addicted to Profits newsletter, gives The Gold Report an exclusive preview of coming market attractions including double-digit inflati read more
The Brain That Wouldn't Die DVD Review
The Necro Files | November 14th 2008 by Garg the Unzola
RatingConclusionA horror film among horror films. It features everything a horror film needs to be great: from the paranoid and panicking violins to the sans-serif fonts. It even features buckets of blood, blonde strippers, brunette strippers, animat read more
Jeffrey Christian: Gold/Silver Could Spike - Hard Assets Investor
DARE SOMETHING WORTHY TODAY TOO! | November 14th 2008 by Jeffrey S Schulman Sr
Jeffrey Christian: Gold/Silver Could Spike - Hard Assets Investor Interview With Jeffrey Christian of CPM Group Written by HardAssetsInvestor.com Jeffrey Christian is one of the most established names in the commodities industry. The founder read more
The Nation’s Failing Technology
TNTalk! Smarter Thinking for Better Times. | November 14th 2008 by TNTalk
As our economy is collapsing at a very rapid pace, it must be recognized that our technology is falling behind, compared to other nations that never abandoned the desire to develop in Science and Technology. Our priority as an evolving nation is conc read more
Bring back the building societies!
Khanya | November 14th 2008 by Steve Hayes
Twenty years ago most South African building societies went commercial, and one result of this is that it became almost impossible for anyone except the very rich to save, because the commercial banks charged fees that emptied savings accounts faster read more
Gold Tests Its Reversal Level: Third Time’s the Charm - Seeking…
DARE SOMETHING WORTHY TODAY TOO! | November 14th 2008 by Jeffrey S Schulman Sr
Gold Tests Its Reversal Level: Third Time’s the Charm - Seeking Alpha By David Nichols of Fractal Gold Report It took many years of study and analysis — and untold hours of staring at market fractal patterns — before I had one of th read more
Is Hyperinflation on the Horizon? - Seeking Alpha
DARE SOMETHING WORTHY TODAY TOO! | November 14th 2008 by Jeffrey S Schulman Sr
Is Hyperinflation on the Horizon? - Seeking Alpha By Jason Hamlin of Gold Stock Bull Many gold investors have lost confidence as the metal has failed at several attempts to regain the $1,000 mark and is currently languishing in the $700-$750 range. T read more
Encouraging the Freedom to Fail
Right Commentary | November 14th 2008 by Right Commentary
American business is the most robust, the most efficient, and the most effective in providing returns to shareholders on invested capital. We take capital from all points on the globe and turn it into returns that are often multiples of what they ini read more
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