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If America’s Economic Retraction Becomes Even Worse, Will We Behave Like the Waltons—or the Nazis?
In a recent essay, former NY Times foreign correspondant, Chris Hedges, asks what kind of America will evolve, should our current economic contraction prove to be the harbinger of America’s general decline as a world power. Will we see reactionary “Father … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Chris Hedges, father caughlin, Great Depression, Great Depression 2.0, Hitler, Nazism, Politics, religion, the waltons, wall street
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The (Economic) Sermons on the Mount: In Davos, Switzerland, George Soros, Niall Ferguson, and Nouriel Roubini Pronounce Global Doom and Gloom
Daniel Gross, of Slate.com, spent three days at the Davos, Switzerland “World Economic Forum,” and among the high powered economists, CEOs, and academics in attendance he could find no optimists about the world economy. Not one. Nada. Zilch. And apparently many … Continue reading
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Tagged business, davos, economy, george soros, globalism, Great Depression 2.0, jobs, niall ferguson, Nouriel Roubini, recession, unemployment, wall street
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Obama Boxed In?
William Greider, of the Nation, paints today the bleakest economic picture that I’ve seen, suggesting that Obama’s stimulus package of 800 billion dollars is too small by at least HALF. He also suggests that Obama will need to nationalize the … Continue reading
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