Archive for January, 2008

Seems I’m not the only one to notice the trend line on mass recognition of our mutuality. We should add this blog to our list.

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So, we earlier this week avoided global financial meltdown by about a day.

Isn’t everyone happy that some creeps in the US went around selling mortgages to people who couldn’t really afford them but who could be convinced that they could? Or, to put it another way, isn’t everyone happy that the spirit of individual responsibility is so alive and well in the US that people don’t know enough about what they can afford to say no to the creeps trying to sell them those mortgages?

Anyone who has followed the link to How the World Works at Salon.com will know that the current financial debacle has been predicted for at least some months, if not a few years. And though this week offers a great chance to point out just how little the US government seems to be in the business of protecting the interests of its people, I want to write about something else that the subprime crisis brings up. read on »

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Neocrats.com is due for the renewal of its registration on the Internet. Should we bother?

S.

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I beseech the Neocrats to write with greater regularity in these pages. For myself, I shall periodically contribute my “prose-poems”, guarding my longer projects to sheets of paper and my upcoming journalism to salvai.com. It is incumbent on the Neocrats to zealously remark on the world around, and to serve our readers, thereby increasing their number. Arise, damnit!

S.

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