Monthly Archives: March 2010
China Buys Volvo—Yuan Will Be #1 Currency In Future
ΩΩTracing the arc of historical forces is fascinating. As we see clearly how the lay of the land works, we can project forwards in time to see what will happen next. Seeing what will happen next=power and even wealth. Ruthlessly … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters, Free Trade
Catholic Church Pedophiles Should Apologize To All Honest Gays
The Catholic Church, like all religious organizations based on denial of the self, is instead, in self-denial. For some very strange reason going very far back in time to the first sexual taboos of early human tribes, the gods always … Continue reading
IMF And The Greek Chorus
Bill Gross says that the biggest bubble we are in is a bond bubble. He is, of course, not quite right. It is a bubble but isn’t the biggest bubble. The closely related bubble that is far bigger and grew … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters
One God Into Many Gods: The Relentless Battle Over Who Owns Jerusalem
At the dawn of the Age of Pisces, the two fishes, the tribal Jewish god suddenly split into three parts. The destruction of the Temple by the angry Romans facilitated a spiritual revolution: the home of this very tribal god … Continue reading
Filed under Politics, religion, war and peace
Empires Must Regulate Trade And Finances
I keep harping on the trade deficit issue since all of the other messes revolve around this misbalance. Just as when one wants to run any machine, if there is an imbalance in weights or forces, the machine rattles and … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters, energy, Free Trade, gold, war and peace
US Pledges Protection For Israel No Matter How Insulting Israel Is In Return
.ΩΩIsrael, through AIPAC and the US media, owns our government nearly totally. There is virtually no open debate about Zionist projects and wars in the US thanks to this and any brave politician who dares to cross even the most … Continue reading
Filed under .diplomacy, Politics, religion, war and peace
The CDO Market Continues Onwards, Limping Along
An obscure story in Bloomberg News sets me off on a little business about how the current financial collapse is far from done and far from being fixed. Indeed, it seems clearer and clearer to me that the problems we … Continue reading
Filed under .money matters
