| OK, here’s the obligatory bailout post. Instead of me talking, I’ll let former Treasury Secretary Paul O’Neill say it:``If they pass this thing, it’s awful what the... | |
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| USA Today carries a story about one of the most iconic and best "college football joints" in the nation. And it’s arguably the best college football joint in the land. Indeed, doesn’t... | |
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| This has been an issue that has kept sectarian tensions high in Iraq. It too now seems to have resolved itself in the way the Sunnis hoped it would:Iraq’s government took command Wednesday of... | |
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| Apparently it is one thing for pirates to take over a cruise ship or some coastal freighter, but when they decide to hijack a ship with 33 T-72 tanks, they end up bringing more attention to... | |
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| Apparently Russia didn’t do as well as it has been touted to have done in the invasion of Georgia:What I learned in briefings from defense and diplomatic officials — many of them bright... | |
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| Let us look at one of the ways that we are being panicked unnecessarily, and why incidentally we can help many of these financial institutions in the fashion I discussed in my last post. In my next... | |
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| I do believe we should be doing something as a nation, through our government, to avoid the not insignificant chance of a total financial meltdown. I have seen several things proposed that I find... | |
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| When in trouble, blame your woes on an outside "enemy":Russian leaders blamed the US financial system’s irresponsibility for the world economic crisis and said it should top the next American... | |
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| I do believe we should be doing something as a nation, through our government, to avoid the not insignificant chance of a total financial meltdown. I have seen several things proposed that I find... | |
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| Iraq continues to show signs of improvement in terms of decreased deaths due to violence and the reconciliation process:The number of civilians killed in Iraq last month more than halved to 359... | |
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