Somali pirates seize ninth vessel in 12 days - Times Online
Somali pirates seize ninth vessel in 12 days - Times Online Decline in global powers, rise of renegades. Will be repeated on a micro level as well.
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Somali pirates seize ninth vessel in 12 days - Times Online Decline in global powers, rise of renegades. Will be repeated on a micro level as well.
The more things "change" the more they stay the same. Worth reading Clinton's first Inaugural Address as a preview of Obama's speech.
Andersen Cooper, covering the DNC, said something. In essence, he said: the convention is supposed to be a dog and pony show, but for some reason they are passing these resolutions and signing stuff. Where are the dogs and ponies?
The HRC campaign memos do not point to a failure in strategy as much as a catastrophe of execution. The defining battle with Obama, we don't think, was "change" versus "experience", but strategy versus tactics. HRC's strategy was just fine, but the campaign's tactical team was broken.
We will only learn how much excess Saudi oil supply exists if Israel attacks Iran and the house of Saud is called on to flood the oil market to keep prices from spiraling upwards. The Saudi's will heed this call, confirming their tacit approval of the military action and showing the world what peak oil might really look like.
Hillary's latest attack on economists is redolent of the Bush "gut/mind" dichotomy as expertly skewered by Colbert:
Clinton Facing Narrower Path to Nomination - New York Times: "“The superdelegates are not going to really decide until June,” Mr. Penn said. “He’s just going through a vetting and testing process that didn’t happen a year ago and is now happening. The whole vetting and testing process will make a big difference.”"
The big fear about the future (from back when) was that we would suffer under a "big brother" government. No doubt, new technology has enabled this reality.
At the 2000 DNC convention Gore said: