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Wednesday, April 14th, 2010The Most Dangerous Man in America, IDFA, Ellsberg, Nixon
The Most Dangerous Man in America, IDFA, Ellsberg, Nixon
The cycle continues. Things will continue to get worse before they get better from a macro perspective. You may be sippin wine in the sunshine today but it will not last unless you’re a true believer, and most of us are. See you at the water line…
I’m not a pessimist, I’m having […]
Inspiring. Not to duplicate voor mij but to blaze your own Paskowitz way…
The bull shit is so thick these days that instead of even trying to engage in a debate, ultra conservative ignoramuses just send their minions to go to town hall meetings and make a ruckus. Don’t engage in debate about health care, just know that it’s wrong and make noise because it’s socialist and […]
Speaking as a child of the 80s, John Hughes died this week. He made movies about middle class, suburban white kids that wanted to be individuals fitting in (among other things - see above clip of Planes, Trains, and Automobiles). They came from affluent Chicago that could have been anywhere affluent America. […]
Where were you?
Only time will tell.
Brent Dennen - San Francisco
Now that I’m a shareholder of GM by simply being an American taxpayer, I’d like to express my wishes for the future direction of the company. I realize most shareholders just want to see profits and really don’t care about “externalities”, but I’m gonna go out on a limb here and suggest that GM adequately […]
Surely, one of the purest affirmations of Brotherly Love is the daily sharing of a stolen sandwich and the throwing of the disc on a green. Wharton provided the sandwich and the green-green grass was owned by a bunch of morally bankrupt knob-heads spewing gobbledegook from “Gurus” like Tom Peters at each other on […]