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Taxes Tomorrow, No Jobs Today
Senator McCain calls Senator Obama’s tax plan the largest tax increase in history. Senator Obama claims that his tax plan keeps taxes as a percent of GDP constant and reduces taxes for most peop… more →
Thinking Things Through
2nd & last (?) rally day
enzofabioarcangeli wrote 2 hours ago: FAQ 1 - IS THE RALLY ALREADY OVER? IN SUCH A CASE, A ”PLAN C” WOULD BE NECESSARY. FO … more →
'Structures of Domination'
jad wrote 3 hours ago: I’m at the library now, and I feel I’m getting closer to understanding the tension betwe … more →
Let them eat their credit cards...
charley2u wrote 5 hours ago: Mohamed El-Erian, PIMPco co-CEO spoke on CNBC today stating Washington’s latest response to t … more →
'False Consciousness'
jad wrote 8 hours ago: Follow-up on the debate started here, and continued here. [...] There are two issues at stake here. … more →
Resistance vs Coping
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jad wrote 8 hours ago: A follow-up on the debate I started outlining here: [We] need to make a distinction between resista … more →
Political Economy and/or Cultural Studies
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jad wrote 18 hours ago: As you can tell from my posts on near/far, I took it easy for most of the day today. I guess it … more →
Agnitio Finance: Coming soon
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agnitio wrote 19 hours ago: With the announcement of deposit insurance by the government for all our dodgy finance companies, be … more →
Taxes Tomorrow, No Jobs Today
jimdew wrote 22 hours ago: Senator McCain calls Senator Obama’s tax plan the largest tax increase in history. Senator Oba … more →
Reflections of Fidel Castro: The Law of the Jungle
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comradezero wrote 23 hours ago: The following is from Reflections of Fidel Castro, October 13th, 2008. Trade, within a society and … more →
Brownian motion: a cure for subcrime cancer?
enzofabioarcangeli wrote 1 day ago: While the G7 in Washington was inconclusive, Europe advanced more yesterday by generalising G. Brown … more →
Paul laureate in Stockholm
enzofabioarcangeli wrote 1 day ago: As you see from motivations, the Nobel goes to Paul for two distinct streams of research: a) its ori … more →
People's Organization for Progress: Which Way to Peace in Iraq?
comradezero wrote 1 day ago: The following was sent to me by a friend: The People’s Organization for Progress will give a p … more →
Bad Math Strikes Again
jimdew wrote 1 day ago: Arnold Kling has produced a great analysis of the mortgage mess. WARNING - it’s pretty technic … more →
If You Ain't Got No Pocket...
dredeyedick wrote 2 days ago: Looking over the postings I’ve made so far, looks like some pretty grim stuff. But one of th … more →
Panic Attacks!
jimdew wrote 2 days ago: I haven’t tackled Global Warming here for a while. I don’t need to because Bjørn Lombor … more →
Revolutionary reflections on the election: We are the wind and the rain
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comradezero wrote 3 days ago: I’ve been reflecting more on the need to build a mass movement to defeat John McCain and stop … more →
Another Reason Why the Economy is So Bad for John McCain
gitell wrote 3 days ago: Republicans, traditionally, embrace the free market. Today the news is all about how the seven le … more →
World Bank Computers Unsecured, Under Siege Since Before July
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dredeyedick wrote 3 days ago: IT Chief - “Please bear with us during this unprecedented crisis.“ Fox News is reporting … more →
Liberty in democracy vs liberty in capitalism
Dirk wrote 3 days ago: The financial crisis has put some very old questions on the top of the agenda, which many thought im … more →
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