Showing posts with label usa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label usa. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 30, 2019
Trump, Zuckerberg & Pals Are Breaking America
Trump, Zuckerberg & Pals Are Breaking America https://nyti.ms/36eqYv6
#spreading rumours #trump
After Vindman’s Testimony Went Public, Right-Wing Conspiracies Fired Up https://nyti.ms/2PsZax6
Monday, October 21, 2019
I think that the White House’s real new motto comes from Tacitus, a celebrated historian in ancient Rome: “Crime, once exposed, has no refuge but in audacity.”
How Low Will Trump Go? https://nyti.ms/2J69xTt
I think that the White House’s real new motto comes from Tacitus, a celebrated historian in ancient Rome: “Crime, once exposed, has no refuge but in audacity.”
roman republic usa
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/24/books/review/edward-j-watts-mortal-republic.html
Wednesday, April 25, 2018
inverted curve , flat curve
Experten sehen in der
grossen Neuverschuldung der USA einen
möglichen Grund für den hohen Libor.
Das Schatzamt nimmt Kapital vor allem
über kurzfristige Geldmarktpapiere auf,
sogenannte Bills. Das neue Angebot begünstigt höhere Zinsen. Darunter leidet
der gesamte Geldmarkt. Zudem führt die
Steuersenkung der Regierung dazu, dass
US-Unternehmen Milliarden, die sie bisher in Geldmarktpapieren im Ausland
parkten, in die Heimat überführen. Auch
das erhöht den Druck auf die Geldmarktzinsen. Liquidität wird auch deshalb teurer, weil die US-Notenbank den Erlös auslaufender US-Treasuries nicht mehr voll
in neue Papiere anlegt und die Überschussreserven der Banken schrumpfen.
grossen Neuverschuldung der USA einen
möglichen Grund für den hohen Libor.
Das Schatzamt nimmt Kapital vor allem
über kurzfristige Geldmarktpapiere auf,
sogenannte Bills. Das neue Angebot begünstigt höhere Zinsen. Darunter leidet
der gesamte Geldmarkt. Zudem führt die
Steuersenkung der Regierung dazu, dass
US-Unternehmen Milliarden, die sie bisher in Geldmarktpapieren im Ausland
parkten, in die Heimat überführen. Auch
das erhöht den Druck auf die Geldmarktzinsen. Liquidität wird auch deshalb teurer, weil die US-Notenbank den Erlös auslaufender US-Treasuries nicht mehr voll
in neue Papiere anlegt und die Überschussreserven der Banken schrumpfen.
Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Amazon berkshire and jpm fighting profit
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-01-30/amazon-berkshire-jpmorgan-to-set-up-a-health-company-for-staff
Makes me laugh, total disrespect for meds from these bloody suckers
Friday, January 05, 2018
Weinstein feminism
https://mobile.nytimes.com/2018/01/05/opinion/golden-globes-metoo.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage
Some are now suggesting that come-ons need to be constricted to a repressive degree. Asking for oral consent before proceeding with a sexual advance seems both innately clumsy and retrograde, like going back to the childhood game of “Mother, May I?” We are witnessing the re-moralization of sex, not via the Judeo-Christian ethos but via a legalistic, corporate consensus
Thursday, December 14, 2017
Monday, January 19, 2009
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Thursday, October 16, 2008
nyt , brooks, a republican, on obama
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/17/opinion/17brooks.html?hp
This was not evident back in the “fierce urgency of now” days, but it is now. And it is easy to sketch out a scenario in which he could be a great president. He would be untroubled by self-destructive demons or indiscipline. With that cool manner, he would see reality unfiltered. He could gather — already has gathered — some of the smartest minds in public policy, and, untroubled by intellectual insecurity, he could give them free rein. Though he is young, it is easy to imagine him at the cabinet table, leading a subtle discussion of some long-term problem.
...........
It could be that Obama will be an observer, not a leader. Rather than throwing himself passionately into his causes, he will stand back. Congressional leaders, put off by his supposed intellectual superiority, will just go their own way. Lost in his own nuance, he will be passive and ineffectual. Lack of passion will produce lack of courage. The Obama greatness will give way to the Obama anti-climax.
We can each guess how the story ends. But over the past two years, Obama has clearly worn well with voters. Far from a celebrity fad, he is self-contained, self-controlled and maybe even a little dull.
This was not evident back in the “fierce urgency of now” days, but it is now. And it is easy to sketch out a scenario in which he could be a great president. He would be untroubled by self-destructive demons or indiscipline. With that cool manner, he would see reality unfiltered. He could gather — already has gathered — some of the smartest minds in public policy, and, untroubled by intellectual insecurity, he could give them free rein. Though he is young, it is easy to imagine him at the cabinet table, leading a subtle discussion of some long-term problem.
...........
It could be that Obama will be an observer, not a leader. Rather than throwing himself passionately into his causes, he will stand back. Congressional leaders, put off by his supposed intellectual superiority, will just go their own way. Lost in his own nuance, he will be passive and ineffectual. Lack of passion will produce lack of courage. The Obama greatness will give way to the Obama anti-climax.
We can each guess how the story ends. But over the past two years, Obama has clearly worn well with voters. Far from a celebrity fad, he is self-contained, self-controlled and maybe even a little dull.
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