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Monday, December 21, 2009
Wall Street Shoots Public with Machine Guns, and Laughs Ben Bernanke has become a scapegoat for the economic crisis, but he shouldn't take the rap for our financial, and now economic disaster. Like him or not, you can't fault his intentions. And so these bankers, instead of criticizing Bernanke, should take a long hard look in the mirror and see the face of the problem--their deliberate actions that have hurt us all.
Monday, December 21, 2009Wall Street Shoots Public with Machine Guns, and Laughs Ben Bernanke has become a scapegoat for the economic crisis, but he shouldn't take the rap for our financial, and now economic disaster. Like him or not, you can't fault his intentions. And so these bankers, instead of criticizing Bernanke, should take a long hard look in the mirror and see the face of the problem--their deliberate actions that have hurt us all.
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
Dubai, a new Constantinople! Some Times reporters recently compared Dubai's situation to the last days of Rome. What a poor comparison. These are not the last days of Rome, but the first days of a new Constantinople! Not since Constantinople, has such glory been built so quickly! Magnificence, embodied.
Thursday, December 10, 2009Dubai, a new Constantinople! Some Times reporters recently compared Dubai's situation to the last days of Rome. What a poor comparison. These are not the last days of Rome, but the first days of a new Constantinople! Not since Constantinople, has such glory been built so quickly! Magnificence, embodied.
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Sunday, July 26, 2009
The Women of Liberia Documentary on the Market Women of Liberia, and how they brought down a dictator and reclaimed their country.
Sunday, July 26, 2009The Women of Liberia Documentary on the Market Women of Liberia, and how they brought down a dictator and reclaimed their country.
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Ayn Rand, Greenspan, and the Keep Your Head Tax A brief look at Ayn Rand's views on regulation, society, and the individual. I believe the influence of Ayn's ideas on our society has not been for the best. We should rethink selfishness, and remember the importance of a good society.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009Ayn Rand, Greenspan, and the Keep Your Head Tax A brief look at Ayn Rand's views on regulation, society, and the individual. I believe the influence of Ayn's ideas on our society has not been for the best. We should rethink selfishness, and remember the importance of a good society.
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
Our Banking System should be Simple and Redundant. This article discusses Nassim Taleb's concept of the Fourth Quadrant, which is just a giant dose of common sense applied to statistical modeling. The common sense thing to do in a world of complex and highly sensitive outcomes is to make sure the important machinery of society, like our banking system, is tightly regulated by the people, the US government, and is not allowed to be exploited for private gain.
Thursday, June 18, 2009Our Banking System should be Simple and Redundant. This article discusses Nassim Taleb's concept of the Fourth Quadrant, which is just a giant dose of common sense applied to statistical modeling. The common sense thing to do in a world of complex and highly sensitive outcomes is to make sure the important machinery of society, like our banking system, is tightly regulated by the people, the US government, and is not allowed to be exploited for private gain.
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Thursday, May 7, 2009
Relevant Thoughts on the Liberian Government's Debt and Money I think this article's content is timely given Liberia's recent debt repayment, and the looming implementation of a common currency for the West African Monetary Zone. I am very concerned about Liberia's future and the welfare of its people, and I believe Liberia is gambling away its future prosperity in the hopes of pleasing the international banking establishment.
Thursday, May 7, 2009Relevant Thoughts on the Liberian Government's Debt and Money I think this article's content is timely given Liberia's recent debt repayment, and the looming implementation of a common currency for the West African Monetary Zone. I am very concerned about Liberia's future and the welfare of its people, and I believe Liberia is gambling away its future prosperity in the hopes of pleasing the international banking establishment.
