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Archive for January, 2011

Excellent Davos recap by Simon Johnson. In a nutshell: The world’s largest Banks and Corporations expect governments to slash public spending so that these governments can better absorb the crises that the Financial sector is busy setting up in the wake of the 2007-2009 credit crunch that they themselves created. This is the World we [...]

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Or something like that. Didn’t really know much about anything when I made this short in 2001. It sprang whole from my subconscious in the form of a storyboard. Enjoy!

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It’s taken awhile but here’s “Hawaii” a short film I wrote, produced, directed and edited in 2005. I worked very hard to get it on the festival circuit but to no avail. I did get it into a France/Quebec short film festival in Trouville, France where it won the prize of Best Quebec short, the [...]

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Modern Money Theory is something that I’ve just come across recently. The main tenant of #MMT is that trade surpluses and deficits don’t matter if inflation is measured accurately and government’s are trusted to increase or decrease the money supply directly through equity based money creation as opposed to debt-based money creation. I encourage anyone [...]

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What do you mean there aren’t enough for everyone? http://goo.gl/39S0Q

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I’m SORRY. But it’s true. Wish it were not. Read the following re-posted from the excellent www.nakedcapitalism.com and then explain to me why I’m wrong! “Barclay’s Bob Diamond to Non-Bankers: Drop Dead”. Banks are net extractors of wealth. You know: the fees, the interest rates, the bailouts, the bonuses, the austerity, the union breaking, the [...]

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European Death Spiral – End Games – by Santyajit Das http://bit.ly/icSRVf. (a very sober review).

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Christ Almighty if the Internet is such a wonderful tool of education HOW IS IT that the utter madness that is going on right now in the world of finance is allowed to continue? I have rarely felt as helpless and sick to the stomach as I do today… the facts are out there and [...]

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Love him or hate him Niall Fergueson has a vastly better understanding of financial history than most… Definitely worth spending an hour and a bit with him to broaden your understanding of the historical background of fallen empires from the past and why the case for America will likely be no different, and much sooner [...]

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