Archive for October, 2011

-- Featured Comments -- And there will be a market for Chinese made tents, too! For years, because it will take decades to get permits to build houses. The environmental-legal industry will see to that. The proletariat should live in urban-village-Cabrini-Green-look-a-likes. That leaves more room for the nomenklatura to build Read More

-- Featured Comments -- Mr. Cairns, Ah, in Montana the banking laws are completely different from all other states. Unless it has recently changed (since I moved away), it uniquely requires every bank building to have its own capitalization. One building, one capitalization - no branches that are not individually capitalized. Read More

-- Featured Comments -- This is one of the few issues in the modern world that truly makes me nervous. Territorial disputes--especially ones between formidable states--often end simply and agreeably, and there is no indication that any of the states involved in the claim of the islands are willing to step down. Also, the U.S Read More

-- Featured Comments -- This is a childish debate by some of you. Your argument has No basis in fact as Michel Boylen has proven. His argument is based in fact the rest of you,most of you make it up as you go along. How about this? Barack Obama has successfully perverted and arguably broken the law and violated the Constitution Read More

-- Featured Comments -- The Chinese government doesn't set wages for workers in private industry, which is the case for the solar panel manufacturers.This sounds lke another money-losing "green jobs" initiative so beloved by the Obama administration. The federal government seems to never have so little money relative to its Read More

-- Featured Comments -- America is now a land where citizens must fear for their lives if they express an opinion about islam. Self censorship through fear (even when expressed by the President, Secretary of Defense or a commanding General ) is still censorship. Penn Gillete was recently very forthcoming when he said that muslim Read More

-- Featured Comments -- One problem is that there are many things wal-mart don't carry. They have destroyed thousands of small businesses. Ofcourse they are our friend. Happy face and all. Did anyone notice the lousey selection of shoes they had this summer, sandals, cheap cheap tennis shoes. Junk.I hope the S.C. takes Read More

-- Featured Comments -- Lyndall, Obama promised the most transparent administration in history, but, since he hasn't delivered on this promise, the extent of his crimes cannot be necessarily known at this time http://www.slate.com/id/2204376/ http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/03/16/obamas-broken-promise-fed_n_500526.html http://www.flashpointblog.com/2011/02/10/the-most-open-and-transparent-administration-in-history/ http://wolffiles.blogspot.com/2011/05/obamacare-waivers-most-transparent.html http://www.thepublicinsuranceoption.com/2010/reform/obama-administration-transparency.html Despite Read More

-- Featured Comments -- Instead of starting at one million, how about 50 million? That will really catch the Buffett's of the world, and not the successful entreprenuers. And then we can watch and see just how mobile wealth really is. I suspect we'll hear a giant sucking sound as capital flees to more hospitable climates, and Read More

-- Featured Comments -- Bankers who should know better seem to believe that the laws of supply and demand do not apply to them. They think that if Congress makes them clean up their act in one place they can just turn around and stick it to their customers someplace else. Case in point last years credit card reform act and their Read More