Category Archives: economy

At Least Some People Are Doing Well

American Hedge Fund Assets = $1.4 Trillion By Barry Ritholtz – October 11th, 2011                                                     … Continue reading

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Wall Street Tells Michael Moore: Go Away

Michael Moore is not welcome in the NY Stock Exchange:

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This Currency is Worthless

The website http://www.theeconomiccrisiswasaninsidejob.com  explains and criticizes the Federal Reserve banking system.

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Monopoly Capitalism, RIP?

The Occupy Wall Street Movement and the Coming Demise of Crony Capitalism Tuesday 11 October 2011 by Ravi Batra in Truthout         In 1978, to the laughter of many and the derision of a few, I wrote a … Continue reading

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Something Wrong With This Picture?

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Goldman Sachs Responds

A Letter from Goldman Sachs Concerning Occupy Wall Street NEW YORK – The following is a letter released today by Lloyd Blankfein, the chairman of banking giant Goldman Sachs:Dear Investor: Up until now, Goldman Sachs has been silent on the … Continue reading

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BPR Quote of the Day: Passion Matters Now in OWS

“The major social movements that have transformed our country since its founding all began as passionate grassroots activism that then radiated out. Only later do traditional politicians get involved. The history of the civil rights movement, women’s rights movement, labor … Continue reading

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Where’s the Shared Sacrifice?

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Need an Umbrella?

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Why the Wall Street Protestors Can’t Quit

The Wall Street protests must grow and spread across this country because they are the only realistic hope for change remaining for the 99% of Americans falling behind in this broken economy.                   … Continue reading

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