~~By InsightAnaltyical-GRL Feeling like you want to get away out of this world? Here’s a little trip… Subtle Sunset Hallucinations: Pictures of a Trip of the Imagination Enjoy!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
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~~By InsightAnaltyical-GRL Feeling like you want to get away out of this world? Here’s a little trip… Subtle Sunset Hallucinations: Pictures of a Trip of the Imagination Enjoy!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
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~~By InsightAnalytical-GRL What better way to end 2009 with a snappy overview of the “top ten” ethics scandals of the year! Citizens for Responsiblity and Ethics in Washington (CREW) has put together a review of some of some of the high points, along with CREW’s wishes for the new year. Of course, there’s the TARP/executive [...]
Filed under: Current Politics | Tagged: Allen Sanford's ties to Congress, Bernie Madoff, Charlie John Murtha, Chief Justice John Roberts, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), executive pay bonuses, federal campaign finance law, Federal Election Commission (FEC), federal mail-fraud statute, former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, Gov. Mark Sanford, honest services law, indicted-banker Allen Sanford, Jack Abramoff scandal, pay-to-play schemes, political influence, political sex scandals, Rep. Charlie Rangel, Rep. William Jefferson, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Senator John Ensigh, special interests, Supreme Court, TARP, unethical campaign tactics | 7 Comments »
~~By InsightAnalytical-GRL Oops. Looks like some more movement in the “let’s-dump-the-dollar” game. Seems like the oil-producing states of the Middle East have made some moves. According to the Telegraph (U.K.): Gulf petro-powers to launch currency in latest threat to dollar hegemony “The Gulf monetary union pact has come into effect,” said Kuwait’s finance minister, Mustafa [...]
Filed under: Current Politics | Tagged: Bahrain, Ben Simpendorfer RBS Asica economist, China, Culf Co-operation COuncil (GCC), Egypt Syria, Gulf monetary union pact, Kuwait, Middle East oil reserves, Middle East single currency, Oman, pan-Arab economic integration, petro-currency, pricing oil contracts, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Saudi Arabian King Abdullah, Telegraph (U.K.), U.S. dollar hegemony, United Arab Emirates | Leave a Comment »