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When economists talk about how a market “regulates itself,” what they mean is that markets reach an equilibrium between supply and demand.
This says nothing about whether or not this equilibrium will be a good thing for society. It simply states that if consumers choose what to buy and producers choose what to sell and how to produce it, the market settles on a product distribution and prices. Continue reading “25 Images of Markets “Regulating Themselves””
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Subway said today it is removing a chemical used in yoga mats and shoe soles from the bread of it its popular sandwiches after a food blogger got more than 50,000 signatures in a petition drive.
“The complete conversion to have this product out of the bread will be done soon,” Subway said in a statement. The company said the move had nothing to do with the protest and that it was “already in the process of removing azodicarbonamide as part of our bread improvement efforts.” Continue reading “Subway Takes Chemical Out of Sandwich Bread After Protest”
Why is the talented journalist Barrett Brown in jail – awaiting trial on charges that could keep him there for one hundred years?
A writer for Vanity Fair, the Guardian, and at one time an unofficial spokesman for the internet pirates known as “Anonymous,” Brown apparently stumbled on the murky world of “private” cyber-security firms and their covert relationship with the US government – and is now paying the consequences. Continue reading “Free Barrett Brown”
“The Art of War is Deption” – Sun Tzu
This stuff will not go away. Ever since I learned how to get six guys together with bows and arrows, start feeding the chickens and step away slowly while releasing arrows straight up into the sky; ever since I learned that one gun in every firing squad carries a blank; ever since I discovered that it took 52 000 rounds of live fire to kill one Viet Cong; ever since I learned that ’Thou Shalt Not Kill” is embedded in the brain of every human being, I have wondered how our ‘rulers’ get people to kill each other. Continue reading “Complete Demolition of Key “Hero” Story Of The Boston Bombing – The Carlos Arredondo Fraud”
A little-noticed, almost nonchalant, article in the Columbus Dispatch last week portends substantial environmental and economic mischief.
The article notes that Scotts Company is going forward with plans to commercialize GMO Kentucky bluegrass. Mentioned in passing was that this grass, engineered for resistance to the herbicide glyphosate (AKA Roundup), is not regulated by USDA, and that company employees will begin planting the grass at their homes. Continue reading “GMO Grass Set for Lawns Across US – No Regulation Needed”
Canada Free Press – by Judi McLeod
If the entire Congress is willing to give President Barack Obama a pass on being a Marxist/Socialist, why shouldn’t the allegedly right-of-centre Fox News Corp. comfortably do the same thing?
Whitewashing the fact that top Fox guy Bill O’Reilly said of Marxist Obama: “He is not a bad guy. I think people misread him”, Fox News followed O’Reilly February 2nd interview by heaping praise on him for “asking the right questions”.
If there was any chance of Obama answering the “right questions”, he would never have shown up for the Fox interview. Continue reading “Can a Marxist who wants to take down the Free West really be “not a bad guy”?”
Yesterday, Washington’s official non-partisan bean-counter, the Congressional Budget Office, dropped a bomb. By 2024, says the CBO, Obamacare will reduce the size of the U.S. labor force by 2.5 million full-time-equivalent workers. That’s roughly triple what the CBO had estimated three years ago. Such a sizeable decline in the labor force will have substantial detrimental effects on the U.S. economic and fiscal picture. But the CBO wasn’t responsible for the most amazing thing that happened yesterday. That title belongs to the Obama White House, where Press Secretary Jay Carney claimed that 2.5 million Americans leaving the workforce was a good thing, because they would no longer be “trapped in a job.” Continue reading “White House: It’s A Good Thing That Obamacare Will Drive 2.5 Million Americans Out Of The Workforce”
Being a reporter at the Sochi Olympic Games just got even worse.
NBC News’ Richard Engel said that upon arriving in Russia to cover the upcoming event, he was hacked “almost immediately” — and privacy is not something visitors should expect to have. Continue reading “Hack The Olympics: NBC News’ Richard Engel: My Computers, Cellphone Were Hacked ‘Almost Immediately’ In Sochi”
The Daily Caller – by Patrick Howley
Democratic Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee said that the new Congressional Full Employment Caucus will “give President Obama a number of executive orders that he can sign.”
Jackson Lee added that writing up executive orders “should be our number one agenda.” Continue reading “Sheila Jackson Lee: Writing executive orders for Obama to sign ‘our number one agenda’”
My father is a retired Fire Chief and was not happy when he seen this. He said, “The Fire Dept. has complete authority at any scene they are called to.” Safety is the first step they take.
It is disturbing how STUPID some of these cops are these days. Continue reading “Cop Arrest Firefighter, Again!”
If it seems like it was exactly a year ago that turmoiling retailer Radioshack shut down 500 stores due to lack of consumer interest in its wares (and or consumer disposable cash), it is because it was. So how does Radioshack demonstrate its morbid sense of humor on the one year anniversary of said announcement? Well, by closing another 500, or about 12% of the retailer’s total 4500 outlets currently in existence. Continue reading “Radioshack Celebrates One Year Anniversary Of Closing 500 Stores By Closing 500 More”
America’s second-largest drugstore chain announced on Wednesday that it will stop selling tobacco products in all its stores nationwide this year.
The decision by CVS Caremark will remove cigarettes, cigars, and chewing tobacco from the company’s 7,600 stores by October 1, as it continues to expand its health care operations. CVS stated it will become the first national pharmacy chain to phase out tobacco products. Continue reading “CVS to stop selling tobacco products, set to lose $2 bln”
PODGORICA, Montenegro (AP) — Look up at the wall and you can see Yugoslavia’s late autocratic leader Josip Broz Tito drowning in red fiery waves of hell — along with Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, authors of the 1848 Communist Manifesto.
They are joined by Adam and Eve, current Montenegro politicians and people wearing Turkish turbans. Close by, rival church priests are being gobbled up by the huge jaws of an angry beast with pointed devil ears. Continue reading “Communists roast in hell in Montenegro fresco”
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