We interview Paul Craig Roberts; here’s his latest blog post at his new site: The Dismal Economic Outlook For The New Year
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We interview Paul Craig Roberts; here’s his latest blog post at his new site: The Dismal Economic Outlook For The New Year
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Congress should think twice before forcing a government shutdown as the consequences could be the loss of the power of Congress to control spending through authorization and appropriation bills. Continue reading
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Stacy Summary: Paul Craig Roberts out with this great piece on the new unemployment numbers. As he continuously and courageously points out, America continues to lose wealth creating jobs. In the hundreds upon hundreds of political ads I have watched in the past week while in the U.S., not one of them mentioned this fact. Sure they were all railing against big government (especially those who were all for more wars), but not one word to the American voters about the need for an honest discussion about the structure of their economy.
Stacy Summary (cont’d): And part of this bizarre ignorance and apparent absence of a survival instinct is, I think, partly explained by this next story, also from Counterpunch. The Red Team/Blue Team privatized WWF brand of democracy has replaced the Republic with an endless number of citizen/consumers cheering passionately for his or her own team. Doesn’t matter if the propaganda is being financed by Soros or by Koch, as long as the other side loses.
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Stacy Summary: Hey! We’re back from the internet free zone! My brain was nearly fried by oxygen and sun. Back to the exhaust and radio and microwaves of the city. Phew.
Here is On the Edge in which we ask Dr. Paul Craig Roberts about Andy Grove’s opinion piece on Bloomberg, “How to Make an American Job Before It’s Too Late.” **Update** - Transcript of interview
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Stacy Summary: Paul Craig Roberts, author of new book, How the Economy Was Lost, on outsourcing, libertarians, Israel and the BP oil spill.
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