Arsonists Torch Berlin Porsches, BMWs on Economic Woe
“Whether you look at the Berlin events or these anarchist groups in other European cities and countries, they are all making reference to the deepening economic crisis and how the various governments are dealing with them,” said Mayer, a specialist in urban social and protest movements.
We’re not paying for your crisis
Putin warned opposition critics on Friday not to use the economic crisis as an excuse to challenge his government
Violence between repo men and car owners are on the rise
The 67-year-old railroad retiree grabbed a gun, walked out the back door and confronted not a thief but a repo man and two helpers trying to tow off the Chrysler Sebring. Shots were fired, and Tanks wound up dead, a bullet in his chest.
Britains are fighting for their liberties in large numbers
All this from one day. We have a fantastic opportunity to go out and work with these people when the chance arises. I smell fear coming from the states.
It’ll be a good day when the State is no longer around to fund all these academic non-disciplines.
More wisdom from Passadakis:
The European Commission estimates in a secret paper that the banks are still sitting on toxic assets worth several trillions of euros. To guarantee such sums would be beyond the means of any public fund. Instead, it would be better to let the banks go bankrupt in a controlled fashion, then put them under public control and then recapitalize them. Then the billions of taxes would be used in a sensible way.
I sympathize, but I don’t think these people have liberty and free markets in mind as goals.
Juan
February 27, 2009, 4:57pm
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Ayn Rand at the economist, go figure…(it’s not today’s headlines, but a couple of days old though)http://www.economist.com/finance/displayStory.cfm?story_id=13185404&source=hptextfeature