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Category Archives: Europe
Abandoning All Pretence
Behold your future. Coming soon to a banking system near you. Last weekend’s announcement by Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades that, as a precondition of the acceptance of a €10 billion EU bailout, his country would impose an immediate “tax” of up … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Libertarianism, Uncategorized
48 Comments
The Thirty-Second Version
That’s all the time I’ve got to compose this post…
Posted in Australia, China, Europe, UK, United States of America
6 Comments
A Whisper In The Ear
OK, so now the people of the Hellenic Republic won’t have a referendum on the Big Fat Greek Bailout. PM George Papandreou has done a remarkable backflip in the last couple of days. Reading his rhetoric of four days ago, … Continue reading
Posted in Europe
64 Comments
Spending More Than We Earn
I’m sure you’re growing a little weary of the farce that Australian politics has become this last week. I’ll keep the previous thread going, with updates as they occur. If, as I suspect, moves begin in Cabinet against Gillard, I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, China, Europe, UK, United States of America
16 Comments
Is There Really Such A Thing As National Character?
I found myself asking this question after reading GE’s thought-provoking essay in Notting Hill Editions. In it, James contrasts what he sees as different national traits of America with those of his homeland. He arrives at the conclusion that the … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Europe, United States of America
23 Comments
Beware Of Greeks Demanding Gifts
I’ve just been reading what I regard as the most comprehensible article (to a non-economist) I’ve read covering the causes of the current PIIGS financial crisis in Europe. Have a look and let me know what you think.
Posted in Australia, China, Europe, United States of America
15 Comments
The Last Respectable Prejudice
I can’t believe I’ve just read this in 2011. The Melbourne Herald-Sun’s Andrew Bolt picked up on this article in the Los Angeles Times, regarding a citizen-initiated referendum in the state of California seeking to outlaw male circumcision.
Posted in Europe, Libertarianism, United States of America
58 Comments
The Sixty-Four Foot Cube
As I write this, the United States of America today reached its statutory debt ceiling of 14.294 trillion dollars. Treasury has announced that, unless Congress grants the Obama administration an increase in the debt ceiling in the next few weeks, … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, China, Europe, Libertarianism, United States of America
88 Comments
That Pigs Might Fly
Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation and I care not who makes its laws. Mayer Amschel Rothschild 1744-1812
Posted in Europe
50 Comments