Saturday, January 10
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Derek Henson is the guest editor today. |
“Of
the tens of thousands of Afghans killed by American/NATO bombs over the course
of seven years, how many can it be said had any kind of linkage to any kind of
anti-American terrorist act, other than in
Bank
of England Cuts Rate to Lowest Since Bank’s Creation in 1694
“The
Bank of England may soon have to join the U.S. Federal Reserve and the Bank of
Japan in expanding its toolkit to fight the financial crisis.
“The
brutal Israeli war on the population of
Trying
to evade the “authorities.”
Peter
Schiff vs. Obama's Stimulus Plan
(video)
U.S.
Scientists Learn How to Levitate Tiny Objects
“By
altering and combining molecules, tiny machines could be devised which could
have applications in surgery, manufacturing food and fuel and boosting
computer speed.”
Self-Replicating
Chemicals Evolve Into Lifelike Ecosystem
Computer
Game 'Tetris' May Help Reduce Flashbacks to Traumatic Events
“The
Oxford team reasoned that recognising the shapes and moving the coloured
building blocks around in ‘Tetris’ soon after seeing traumatic events
should compete with the visions of trauma to be retained in the sensory part
of the brain. The narrative and meaning of the events should be unaffected.”
Military
Keynesianism to the Rescue?
Robert
Higgs on mainstream neo-Keynesian proposals.
Mexican
Woman Wins $22,000 for Useless Red Tape
“A Mexican woman who needs to collect seven signatures every two weeks to obtain medicine for her sick son won a government competition Thursday for the most useless bureaucratic procedure.”
Dollar
Drops Ahead of US Job Figures
Americans
to Undergo Preschool Reeducation in Advance of Country’s Conversion to
Communism
Satire.
US
Porn Industry Seeks Multi-Billion Dollar Bailout
Not satire.
A photo blog.