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A lethal combination of distrust and apprehension is escalating not only with the so-called Mainstream Media but with the Obama administration it covers. Part of the problem is the perception beyond the beltway that the Mainstream Media (MSM) actually made Barack Obama president. The White House continues to struggle adjusting to the reality of governing versus campaigning and it is either unwilling or unable to brook criticism of the President or his policies. The latest Yahoo opinion poll s

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A lethal combination of distrust and apprehension is escalating not only with the so-called Mainstream Media but with the Obama administration it covers. Part of the problem is the perception beyond the beltway that the Mainstream Media (MSM) actually made Barack Obama president. The White House continues to struggle adjusting to the reality of governing versus campaigning and it is either unwilling or unable to brook criticism of the President or his policies. The latest Yahoo opinion poll s

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Barrie McKenna Globe and Mail.com Thursday, Oct. 15, 2009 JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s fat investment banking profit masks a dark underside of the U.S. recovery – the housing market is still a mess and homeowners are defaulting at an alarming rate. Heralding what’s in store for other major banks, JPMorgan reported almost $3.6-billion (U.S.) in profit in the third quarter – a stunning 580-per-cent surge from the same quarter last year – cementing the perception that banks are emerging s

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Art and the World Economy by Brian Holmes & Claire Pentecost (all photos CP; published in catalogue of 11th Istanbul Biennial) An old man with a hearing aid stands with his back to a low wall, juggling a profusion of juicy oranges and bright red tomatoes. One by one he plucks them from the air and sets them down in perfect pyramids, orange and red. The juggler is the neoliberal ideologist Friedrich von Hayek, who thinks that that to act in a world of commodities,

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Economics / Euro-Zone Sep 01, 2009 – 01:42 AMBy: John_MauldinToday’s offering for this week’s Outside the Box starts off with a quote from Titus Maccius Plautus: “I am a rich man as long as I don’t pay my creditors.” Even 2200 years ago, it seems that problems of credit were an issue.I talked last Friday about the US being faced with a number of bad choices. But it is not just the US. Today we look at a piece from my friends at Variant Perception based on London. They are a relatively new instit

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