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Comments »Monthly Archives: March 2011
Caterpillar CEO Threatens to Leave Illinois
Comments »“I want to stay here. But as the leader of this business, I have to do what’s right for Caterpillar when making decisions about where to invest. “The direction that this state is headed in is not favorable to business and I’d like to work with you to change that.”
John Bolton: Terminate Muammar Gaddafi With Extreme Prejudice
Japan Stymied in Relief Efforts
NATO Kills Civilians and Qadaffi Places Dead Bodies at NATO Air Strike Areas
Kuwait To Mediate In Bahrain
Syria Tries To Contain Protests
Yemeni Militants Seize a Weapons Factory
Oil Forecasts Turmoil for Equities
Bretton Woods 2
Consumption vs Creation
Chinese Interest Rate Hikes Hurt Hong Kong Property Markets
Oil Pipeline Attack Fails
Carney of the BOC: Inflationary Risks are Real
Caterpillar Mulls Leaving Illinois Over Tax Increases
Update: Japan Radiation Levels Cause Workers to Flee
Live Map of Syrian Protests
Flash: Japanese Radioactivity Levels at Fukushima 10 Million Times Normal
Workers are being evacuated, after radiation levels of 10 million times normal were taken at plant no. 2.
Comments »Obama’s Unconstitutional War: Bringing US Closer to Imperialism than Bush Ever Did
By unilaterally going to war against Libya, Obama is bringing America closer to the imperial presidency than Bush ever did.
BY BRUCE ACKERMAN | MARCH 24, 2011
“In taking the country into a war with Libya, Barack Obama’s administration is breaking new ground in its construction of an imperial presidency — an executive who increasingly acts independently of Congress at home and abroad. Obtaining a U.N. Security Council resolution has legitimated U.S. bombing raids under international law. But the U.N. Charter is not a substitute for the U.S. Constitution, which gives Congress, not the president, the power “to declare war.”
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Comments »Weimar Angst and the United States Today
Be sure to read the second to last paragraph, similarities between Weimar and the U.S. today.
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