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Fiasco!: West Bets Climate Change Will Hurt Poor the Most – Le Quotidien d’Oran of Algeria
The Moderate Voice —
Authority: 675
It’s a lowdown dirty allegation, but is it true? Have the large multinationals concluded that a little global warming wouldn’t be bad for their bottom lines? Furthermore, are their actions based on the belief that people in the developing world would be hurt the most? That is precisely what K. Selim of ...3 hours ago -
More on ressentiment.
The League of Ordinary Gentlemen —
Authority: 642
E.D. mentioned Julian Sanchez’s “ressentiment” rant from Coldcocked the other day. Don’t miss Julian fleshing out his thesis . Related posts... Do They Know It’s Kwanzaa Time Again? “Taking responsibility” again. An Exceptionally Moral United States4 hours ago -
The Listening Habits of New Yorkers in 2009, Revealed
Sound of the City —
Authority: 613
According to Last.fm, anyway. No real surprises--we listened to way more Grizzly Bear, Animal Collective, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Jay-Z, etc. than did the rest of the world. Plus we basically stole...6 hours ago -
A Constitutionality Argument With Teeth?
The League of Ordinary Gentlemen —
Authority: 642
Richard Epstein, a far greater legal mind than I, takes a dramatically different approach to the issue of whether the proposed Senate health care reform bill is constitutional. Rather than focusing on the interstate commerce clause, Congress’ power to tax, and the individual mandate (which I think is a weak ...6 hours ago -
Further Details on the SXSW-Killing Todd P Festival in Monterrey, Mexico
Sound of the City —
Authority: 613
March 19 to March 22, two stages, a "tent city," shuttle buses running both ways across the border, tickets at the absurdly low cost of $10 a day, and as many as 80 bands already confirmed,...8 hours ago -
Dean in 2012?
The League of Ordinary Gentlemen —
Authority: 642
Take this for the completely unfounded speculation that it is, but listening to Howard Dean on the health care war path makes me wonder whether if he’s laying the foundation for a run at Obama from his left flank. I’ve no doubt that Howard Dean was speaking his mind on health care when he told liberals to kill ...9 hours ago -
Dick Cheney: Conservative of the Year?
The League of Ordinary Gentlemen —
Authority: 642
So says John Bolton over at Human Events , How is it, therefore, that someone who has no political ambitions can cause so much angst at the White House and in the mainstream news media? The irrefutable answer is that what Cheney is saying, primarily on foreign policy, defense and anti-terrorism, makes sense to more ...10 hours ago -
Blame the (Senatorial) System Man
The League of Ordinary Gentlemen —
Authority: 642
I don’t always (often?) agree with Paul Krugman, but his column today is hammer hitting nail on head . Instead of progressives railing against Obama and his failure to get the public option in the Health Care Bill, the outrage should be focused on the institutional failure of the Senate. As LOG often reminds ...11 hours ago -
Community as safety-net
The League of Ordinary Gentlemen —
Authority: 642
One of the most common arguments against my call for better, more effective state-provided safety nets is that these safety nets somehow replace those provided by families and close-knit communities. Apparently if people are provided with health insurance by the state they will no longer have any need for ...12 hours ago -
Mandelson wants to be London mayor, says former mayor
Thaindian News —
Authority: 730
London, Dec 21 (IANS) British Business Minister Peter Mandelson - the number two in the country’s cabinet - plans to run for the job of London mayor in 2012 if Labour loses the next general elections, a former mayor was quoted saying Monday.Ken Livingstone, former London mayor who has publicly announced his desire ...16 hours ago -
The Copenhagen Accord
dailyQi —
Authority: 137
For close to two weeks in December, most of the world focused its attention on Copenhagen, Denmark, as delegates from 192 countries along with UN officials participated in the UN Climate Change Conference. The first week produced no tangible result, but plenty of dire predictions. The lack of progress was severe ...20 hours ago -
The ‘Madness’ of Copenhagen: El Watan, Algeria
The Moderate Voice —
Authority: 675
The narrative on the Copenhagen climate summit coming out of the developing world might be summarized this way: on the one hand you have the destiny of the planet as a whole, and on the other, the capitalist financial system. Which is more important to save? The vast majority of comment in the third world finds the ...1 day ago -
Global Cooperation: Gone Like a ‘Mirage’ – Liberation, France
The Moderate Voice —
Authority: 675
French disappointment over the Copenhagen Climate Talks is palpable today, judging by this pair of articles from the country. According to Liberation’s Laurent Joffrin , the talks put paid to the idea that real global governance was imminent: “One must make the bitter observation: when it came to rescuing ...1 day ago -
We are all anarchists now
Liberal Conspiracy —
Authority: 651
The 193 governments that met at Copenhagen were unanimous about one proposition. And it’s a remarkable one – that whereas anarchy is a bad idea within national borders, it’s a good idea across borders. The anarchist says: “We don’t need government. Private contractual agreements between individuals are ...1 day ago -
Brownback should speak out on Uganda
WE Blog —
Authority: 484
Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., is admirably outspoken on Sudan (see commentary in today’s Opinion pages) and on other human-rights issues around the world. So why has he been so quiet about the push in Uganda to criminalize homosexuality and imprison people who fail to report homosexuals to authorities? Brownback ...1 day ago -
Todays Climate Change Cartoons
A Blue View —
Authority: 151
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Photos: Around the World in the Month of Christmas
pacificEyeWitness.org —
Authority: 141
LONDON, ENGLAND: Christmas shoppers pack Oxford Street on December 19, 2009. The last weekend before Christmas is expected to be the busiest of the year as many high street retailers hold sales and are discounting many goods to lure customers. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)Christmas shoppers pack Oxford Street on ...1 day ago -
UN Chief says Climate Change Accord is Real Deal
dailyQi —
Authority: 137
Text Source: VOA News (Lisa Bryant, Paris, 19 December 2009) – UN Chief says Climate Change Accord is Real Deal Ban Ki-moon hailed a controversial accord reached in Copenhagen after all-night talks among world leaders. The agreement has drawn sharp criticism from environmentalists and poorer nations. United ...1 day ago -
Cambodia deports Uighur asylum seekers back to China
Thaindian News —
Authority: 730
Phnom Penh, Dec 20 (DPA) The Cambodian government deported 20 Uighur asylum seekers to China on the eve of the Chinese vice president’s arrival in Phnom Penh on a state visit Sunday, drawing immediate criticism from the UN.The 20 Chinese Muslims, who arrived in Cambodia last month from the far western Xinjiang ...1 day ago -
Crew finds Centaur shipwreck
Ohaiyo Business Magazine —
Authority: 137
A search team has discovered the wreck of Australian wartime hospital ship Centaur. The WWII ship was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine in 1943 and sank off the south-east Queensland coast. Of the 332 people on board the AHS Centaur only 64 survived. This morning, seven days into an official search, the crew of the ...2 days ago

