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Life is The Comedy

Thursday, May 20th, 2010

In a recent column by Paul Krugman in the New York Times, we can see some of the frightening outlines of the future (especially of future—(maybe not long term) fiscal policy). Here is the entire article: (more…)

The Issue

Wednesday, May 12th, 2010

At present, THE issue of our day politically has been or is being crystallized in places like Greece. THE question we face is whether we will reduce the promises and entitlement that we presently have or whether we will cling to our entitlements and be content to incessantly steal from each other. The choices are clear—embrace reality or cling to the fantasy. If we do not change our ways and even come to terms with the fact that we have made promises that we obviously cannot keep, we will perish as a free people (maybe we already have). This is not a prophetic utterance—any simple glance at a rudimentary spreadsheet will confirm the fact that we have embraced a view of life that is fantasy. The silver lining has now worn off the clouds.

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