Catalonia Independence: Parliament Votes to Start Secession from Spain
Catalan separatist says it believes it will be achieved within 18 months.
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Catalan separatist says it believes it will be achieved within 18 months.
Roger Stone reveals Hillary’s dirty past.
Non-profit civil liberties law firm finds the past decade has seen a “meteoric, exponential increase” in the use of the practice.
Officer brings gun to car fight…
What they don’t want you to know.
NATO wants you to fear Russians who want to be left alone instead of radical Muslims.
District faces a $1.1 billion structural deficit and thousands of possible teacher layoffs after Christmas…
Police spokesman said officer opened fire after suspect hit him with a vehicle.
Jeb also loves Obamacare!
Comcast denies that it’s been breached…
Communists want to control people’s thoughts, speech.
We review Kilkenomics 2015 where comedy meets economics in Kilkenny, Ireland. They look at black swans, the ‘US Crisis,’ housing bubbles, the inequality of R.I.P. and the rock star economist, Yanis Varoufakis. During the course of the episode, we play…
One of the most appealing beliefs about technology–that it will always create more jobs than it destroys–is no longer true. It was true in the first and second industrial revolutions, for one simple reason: the new industrial revolution created vast…
The CEO of the world’s biggest shipping company Maersk, Nils Smedegaard Andersen, is with the CEOs of Caterpillar, UPS, Fastenet and other globally-connected companies, in seeing a continuing industrial recession. Andersen told Bloomberg the reason why…
A hard-hitting article was posted on the blog of the prominent liberal-conservative author Roland Tichy, under the headline “China baut, Europa schaut zu” (China Builds, Europe Just Watches”). Written by Fritz Görgen, a former advisor to German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle, it makes the same point as Helga Zepp-LaRouche has made in her Nov. 1 statement, that The New Silk Road could become the spark of hope in an utterly destroyed Middle East.
The article initially contrasts China’s future-directed high-speed rail projects in Europe with the struggling EU, caught in the here and now. The author dismisses the U.S. State Department version of the Silk Road as not serious. Then he makes his main argument, saying that if the European nations want to stabilize the Middle East, then they have to have China as a partner.
The author continues:
Once the first activities of planning and building appear on mobile screens, many will see the first longed-for silver-linings on the horizon. Such a strategy would improve the situation in the Near East, and would weaken the Islamic State decisively: Where people are gripped by hope and confidence, fundamentalism will cease to find its nourishment. This would be true not only for the Islamic State, which is usually talked about, but also for its relatives, such as Saudi Arabia and elsewhere.”