Monthly Archives: January 2010
Beware Of Starting Global War With China And Russia
I know this gets tiresome but once again, THANKS TO DAVOS, all the propaganda/CIA outfits are back to whacking at China about everything under the sun. It pays to look at this overt propaganda for it is preparing us for … Continue reading
Filed under .diplomacy, .money matters, energy, Free Trade, war and peace
Vermonters Want Independence (Let’s Bail From Sinking Ship)
Paul Krugman is supposedly an ‘economist’ yet he seems utterly incapable of understanding what is an ‘economy’. Time to rip his head off, again. Also, in my neighboring state of Vermont, a distant relative of mine is pushing for secession. … Continue reading
Filed under .diplomacy, .money matters, Free Trade, Politics
Goldman Sachs AIG-ony Continues
AIG and Goldman Sachs (sack the city and loot and burn everything) are again in the news. Unlike Ponzi schemes which have been rendered illegal, the games GS plays are quasi-legal meaning, they make it legal so they can do … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters
Obama Wants More Free Trade Catastrophic Fixes
It is rather sad that things which are obvious as day and night can be studiously ignored while people chose to live in fantasy worlds that are built on fairy dust dreams. The entire US is consumed by wishful thinking … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters, Free Trade, Politics, war and peace
Berlin NY ‘Museum Tourist Trap’ Is World Bank Solution For African Small Farmers, Too
The New York Times is 100%+ for ‘Free Trade’. Just as it is 100%+ for wars against Muslims in distant lands as a solution to them hating us for invading them. Ahem. Well, my former manufacturing/farming town is on its … Continue reading
Filed under Free Trade, Politics
Rearranging The Deck Chairs: My Town of Berlin, NY Is Dying
All politics are local. Instead of watching Obama fidget and fret on the stage as he tries in vain to convince us that he cares about anything, I went to my local town of Berlin’s ‘future planning’ meeting. This futile … Continue reading
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Athena And Poseidon’s Battles 3,500 Years Ago
I always wondered about Greek mythology and the queer things concerning Pegasus and Athena and why Athens was so different from the other Greek city states. And one of the saddest stories of all civilizations on earth, the total annihilation … Continue reading
