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Friday, March 22, 2013
Globalization Hits American Workers' Pocketbooks
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In 2011, globalization depressed wages for non-college educated American workers 5.5% , or roughly $1,800 per annum. That's bad but it...
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When America Became Amerika
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The media is swamped with articles about the 10th anniversary of the Anglo-American conquest of Iraq. To those of us in the "I Tol...
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Monday, March 18, 2013
Stiglitz on Singapore
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Nobel laureate economist, Joe Stiglitz, has an op-ed piece in today's New York Times in which he looks at how Singapore's efforts t...
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What Sideshow Steve Never Learned in Bible School
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Harper, to the extent he thinks at all, thinks regular inspection of bitumen supertankers and a bit more aerial surveillance should put...
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Harper to Unveil West Coast Oil Spill Prevention Programme
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The Harper government, or someone on its behalf, will show up in Vancouver today to announce that Ottawa has heard our concerns and has pr...
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The Strongarming of Kevin Page
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In the thug gallery that passes for a federal government today this shouldn't surprise anyone, least of all parliamentary budget o...
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Putting a Clear Face on Austerity
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The Cypriot people are discovering how austerity politics plays out these days. Like the Irish people before them, and the American pub...
That's One Way to See Rio de Janeiro
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Kids, don't try this at home.
Windfarm Wankers
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The source of wind-turbine illness has been tracked down. The source is anti-wind farm campaigners who make people think those windmill...
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Sunday, March 17, 2013
Is It Just Me?
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When the photos began coming in of Sarah Palin's appearance at this year's CPAC conference, something seemed amiss. Sure five...
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Ditching Our Malignant Growth Paradigm
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Infinite growth on a finite planet is impossible. That is all you need to accept to realize that our growth-based economics are invalid...
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A First for Pakistan
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For the first time since its founding in 1947, Pakistan has seen a civilian government complete a full term in office . Since Pakistan was...
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Good News - Dead Pigs in the River
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One of Shanghai's main sources of drinking water, the Huang Pu river, has had thousand of dead pigs removed from its waters. Recent r...
It's Time that Canada Found a New/Old Economy
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By the time you're in your 60s you've developed a sense of a certain cadence to life, something like a master Circadien rhythm th...
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Richard Nixon, Traitor to the Republic?
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It was 1968. Richard Nixon was squaring off against the Democrat chosen to succeed Lyndon Johnson, Hubert Humphrey. Johnson, meanwhile, h...
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Friday, March 15, 2013
Our Very Dangerous Political Leadership
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You might as well write off the grandkids right now because every day our political leadership is telling you that they already have. That...
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Thursday, March 14, 2013
Why Don't We Start With the Easy Things First, the Things That Matter.
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Sure, we all want rid of the Prince of Darkness, Beelzebub himself, Sideshow Steve Harper. Fair enough, we're all agreed on that. ...
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Jeebus, He's the New Pope! You Can't Comp His Room?
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Pope Frankie the Humble caught the media's attention when, after winning the biggest contest in Christendom, he went back to his hotel,...
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And That's Code for - More Chinese Guest Workers
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In the fiscally dodgy Athabasca Tar Sands it was really only a matter of time before the call would come to bring in cheap Chinese labour....
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Wednesday, March 13, 2013
High-Carbon Fossil Fuel's Achilles' Heel
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The Fossil Fuelers' nightmares lie not so much with environmentalists and regulators as with shareholders and investors. The energy co...
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