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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Texas Senate Race Update for November 29, 2011
The New York Times discovers Ted Cruz. It’s generally a solid piece, though I do want to quibble with one part, even though it’s an opposition citation: “Mr. Dewhurst’s aides say that unlike Mr. Rubio, Mr. Cruz has been unable … Continue reading
Ten Days to a EuroZone Collapse?
So says a piece in the Financial Times, here excerpted from behind the paywall. Things are moving very fast indeed on the Euro front: U.S. banks stop lending to European governments. While this is good news, the possibility that the … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics, Foreign Policy, Media Watch, Welfare State
Tagged Economics, economy, Euro, European Debt Crisis, IMF, Ireland, Portugal
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France Recognizes Syrian Rebels
“In a direct echo of previous events in Libya, France has formally recoginsed the opposition Syrian National Council and proposed that international troops should protect civilians.” Meanwhile, those rebels are calling for international air strikes against the Assad regime. It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged Bashar Assad, Foreign Policy, France, Libya, Middle East, Military, Moammar Gadhafi, Syria
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France Pushing Intervention in Syria?
So it seems: Alain Juppe, France’s foreign minister, has raised the possibility that western powers could intervene directly intervene [sic – LP] to protect civilians in Syria from the Assad regime. He suggested that “humanitarian corridors or humanitarian zones” could … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Policy, Military
Tagged Bashar Assad, France, Lebanon, Military, Rafik Hariri, Syria, UN, UNESCO
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Now Even German Bonds are Toxic
Now investors are even shying away from German sovereign debt: A “disastrous” sale of German benchmark bonds on Wednesday sparked fears the debt crisis was beginning to threaten even Europe’s biggest economy, with the Bundesbank forced to hold on to … Continue reading
Could All Of Europe Declare Bankruptcy?
That’s the option being openly talked about: Europe may need to pull a Chapter 11 – a US-style bankruptcy, which would permit a market shutdown and Euro Zone reorganization before reopening for business. The EU desperately needs a break from … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Economics, Welfare State
Tagged Euro, Europe, European Debt Crisis, Greece, IMS, PIIGS, Spain
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Gulbuddin Hekmatyar Takes Credit for Occupy Wall Street
Sometimes different stories you’re following twine together in weird and unexpected ways. Today it’s news from MEMRI that former mujahideen commander, Islamic radical, and all-around-asshole Gulbuddin Hekmatyar is taking credit for inspiring Occupy Wall Street. If you don’t remember Gulbuddin … Continue reading
Some Occupiers Are More Equal Than Others
I haven’t been covering Occupy [Place Name Here] because other people have been doing such a bang-up job of it, and because, objectively, it simply isn’t important. But the latest development is too tasty not to mention. A few weeks … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Economics, Obama Scandals
Tagged economy, Frank Miller, John Kerry, Mark Steyn, Nancy Pelosi, Obama, Obama Scandals, Occupy Wall Street, Pete Dutro, Solyndra
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Ground Zero Mosque May Not Get Built Because Owner is a Deadbeat Slumlord
Well, this is some interesting news: Con Edison wants a judge to green-light the eviction of the would-be developer of the controversial mosque near Ground Zero — because, the utility claims, he doesn’t have a prayer of paying the $1.7 … Continue reading