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• Our Funny Money

  
  Pak Alert Press — Authority: 482
  Atif F. Qureshi“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” – Henry FordThe curse of price inflation haunts us. There seems to be no respite for the common man. Everything is ...
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• Doin’ What Comes Naturally!

  
  RedState — Authority: 814
  (Apologies to Irving Berlin )… We knew that Barack Obama was turning DC into a mecca for sucking at the public teat, but it perhaps was not as obvious until recently as to what extent this is occurring.  RedState member Fred Maidment sent this blog entry from The American to me this morning. It illustrates the ...
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• [Review] The Crafstman

  
  El Oso — Authority: 426
  I loved this book and its ideas formed the basis of my thinking about digital craftsmanship , the perils of virtuosity , and an upcoming post about social expertise versus antisocial expertise. Craftsmanship may suggest a way of life that waned with the advent of industrial society – but this is misleading. ...
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• A parable about debt

  
  The Ridgewood Blog — Authority: 443
  November 20, 2009 A parable about debt David Jeffers http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2009/11/a_parable_about_debt.html Imagine your child going off to college and you give him or her a credit card with an unlimited credit limit. Each month the bill comes in and each month your little high-roller is spending as ...
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• For Discussion: Was Karl Marx Right?

  
  The Awl — Authority: 761
  Since the fall of the Berlin Wall, “events have followed Marx’s closer predictions almost uncannily: globalisation, privatisation, deregulation, the undermining of democracy, the triumph of a capitalist discourse (railway ‘customers’ rather than ‘passengers’), the decline of socialist ideology, and a ...
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• Who Said That?

  
  Right Pundits — Authority: 140
  Accusation of Marxism fly very easy in the political rhetoric nowadays. I made the following test so you can check your knowledge about Marxism. The right answers are at the end of the post. Guess who said these quotes: I am not a Marxist. A. Barack Obama or B. Karl Marx Sell a man a fish, he ...
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• Burt’s Eye View: Fox and Foes

  
  Big Hollywood — Authority: 800
  Whenever I hear people outside the administration prattle on about how evil and biased Fox News is, I know I am listening to a flock of parrots who have never even tuned in. As a conservative myself, I have a number of problems with the network. For one thing, I resent Bill O’Reilly’s ridiculing those who merely ...
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• *Present At The Creation- Writer Gore Vidal’s Novel On The Rise Of The American Imperium- “Empire”-A Review

  
  AMERICAN LEFT HISTORY — Authority: 148
  Click on title to link to YouTubes film clip of an interview with Gore Vidal in 2007. Book Review Empire: A Novel, Gore Vidal, Random House, New York, 1987 The name Gore Vidal should be no stranger to the readers of this space. I have in the recent past reviewed his earlier American historical novels “Burr”, ...
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• New Trotsky Biography

  
  OpenMarket.org — Authority: 625
  Robert Service’s new biography of Trotsky is reviewed in today’s Wall Street Journal . Having read Service’s excellent biography of Lenin a few years ago, this seems like a book worth reading. Joshua Rubenstein’s thoughtful review touches on some thoughts about socialism and socialists. Socialism had ...
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• Where’s Joe?

  
  Liberty's Life Line — Authority: 122
    The Obama Administration probably wishes they didn’t spend $18 million to build a website that is making a mockery of their vaunted stimulus package that if not passed might result in an economic calamity from which we might never recover.  Well, here is a random sampling of six beneficiaries of stimulus money: ...
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• Critics of Shakespeare: The Marxist Approach

  
  Bookstove — Authority: 130
  Although Marxist concepts in literary criticism are not as popular as they once were, they are still frequently used in trying to understand Shakespeare and his genius better and so it is worthwhile to try to understand what they are and what they mean. Marxism was named after Karl Marx who, himself, was very fond of ...
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• Numberscruncher: Sweden Is Not Socialist

  
  Popdose — Authority: 617
  Last week, a conservative friend asked me how I liked living in Sweden under Comrade Obama. I sighed. Somehow or another, it has become accepted that Sweden is a frightening socialist state and that life there would be horrible. I am here to defend Sweden, a nation I have never visited. Sweden is a monarchy, a ...
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• A profane post

  
  Doosra — Authority: 123
  Its potentially a fatwa-inviting post. A heresy, a sacrilege beyond redemption. But then someone had to say it I guess. Just too much of saccharine, this Tendulkar20 business. Deep inside, the Little Master himself must be embarrassed by the mindless hysteria he finds himself in and around him. His fawning fans in ...
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• moving on: innovation and smart growth

  
  BerlinRomExpress — Authority: 129
  An interesting angle for Berlin and former East Germany Länder, from Marcus Albers for Monocle. Old Europe can survive and prosper only if it embraces innovation and new technologies (be it in media, automotive, energy…). We cannot pretend to leave something meaningful to the new generations by focusing only on ...
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• Quote Of The Day

  
  The New Ledger Chequer-Board — Authority: 145
  Ayn Rand may have been an interesting figure and a good (if extremely long-winded) novelist; but her views were pernicious, the antithesis of a humane and proper worldview. And conservatives should say so. – Peter Wehner . Having read Rand, I would say that she doesn’t even qualify as being a good novelist. ...
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• 100 Hilarious College Courses That Really Exist

  
  JerseySmarts.com — Authority: 132
  The good folks over at OnlineUniversities.com sent me a link to a page on their site that chronicles hilarious college courses that actually exist. I took a look through some of these courses and it makes you scratch your head. Take a look below at some of the philosophy courses that are on the list…seriously. ...
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• Acton Commentary: After the Berlin Wall — the Enduring Power of Socialism

  
  Acton Institute PowerBlog — Authority: 517
  The Economist marked the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall by observing that there was “so much gained, so much to lose.” As the world celebrates the collapse of communism, who would have imagined that in less than one generation we would witness a resurgence of socialism throughout Latin America ...
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• The Zen of Scott Boras

  
  The Personal Finance Playbook — Authority: 462
  Make it $300 million and youve got yourself a deal. For as long as I can remember, in any setting, big businesses have been viewed as the bad guys and the workers have been viewed as the good guys.  I think this started with Karl Marx’s theory that a profit can only be made by a business owner by exploiting the ...
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• Embracing paleostructuralism

  
  Leitourgeia kai Qurbana: Contra den Zeitgeist — Authority: 414
  It is late afternoon on Wednesday, and I have somehow managed to accomplish everything I needed to accomplish by this time. On Friday, this seemed like a goal that was unattainable, so I am reasonably pleased. Somebody mentioned to me this last Saturday, “I occasionally read your rants against ...
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• The 15 Scariest (and Most Culturally-Relevant) Beards of All Time

  
  Flavorwire — Authority: 716
  In honor of National Beard Month (and Movember, though were focusing on actual beards here), men all over the US are growing out their facial hair. Since we cant grow our collective beards on the internet, we are celebrating with our list of the ten scariest famous beards of all time — not that were pogonophobes! Oh ...
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