From the monthly archives:
Britney Spears rushed to hospital
When a person has a capital estate that enables him to earn all he can consume, he can pick his own standard of living. If he chooses to make a public jackass out of himself by overspending, let him. Society, sooner or later, will take care of that.
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Hey - I didn’t know Canada had a Palm Tree Capital.
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Michael Hudson, author of the book, Super Imperialism, and one of my favorite economists was interviewed recently in Acres Magazine.
The interview is available in pdf format HERE.
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When I was living down in the US, I heard some closeted KKK guy in a bar going off about Canadians. I told him I was a Canadian, and he started laughing. He explained to me that, in his neck of the woods, the term ‘Canadian’ is a euphemism for ‘boy’.
I still don’t get it.
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Smells like a carbon tax to me.
Canadian Oil Sands Trust, [COS.UN-T]which owns the biggest stake in the Syncrude Canada Ltd. oil sands venture, quadrupled its profit in the fourth quarter on higher oil prices and increased volumes, it said Wednesday.
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Did you know that Edmonton’s economy will soon be integrated with Prince Rupert’s, via a new initiative called Port Alberta?
It’s something to keep a watch on.
Stelmach to unveil 20-year plan
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Since it’s too cold for work, I’ve been sitting at home reading up on peak coal. In the right hand side of my google search page, there appeared a report from someone billing themselves as the Bilderberg Group, hawking some confidential-looking document for sale.
This has to be a total scam. I mean, does the Bilderberg Group really need to sell anything to stay afloat?
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Damn.
Having word press database issues again. Blogging will be slow until I figure this out. Until then, my links still work.
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