Wednesday, January 23, 2008 by bluebeard
An interesting topic raised on foot.ie brought this to the fore in my mind. The question came up about the likelihood of Corporations - among the most powerful entities on the face of the planet - to resolve some of the problems on the planet, several of which they themselves had a hand in. The two things that stood out in my mind, were (1) Can the governments of the world do anything to encourage (with prejudice if need be) the Corporations to help tackle the problems facing the planet, and (2), will these Corporations manage to do it off their own bat? I got to answering it, but before I knew it I had written a short essay on the matter, and I thought that it would bore many of those on the forum, but perhaps interest some of you who have been known to read this. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: aer lingus, bbc, Belfast, Capitalism, capitalist, Corporations, Dublin, Economics, foot.ie, ireland, Limerick, London, markets, Reagan, starbucks, state, Thatcher, US
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Friday, January 11, 2008 by bluebeard
So. Iowa and New Hampshire done (and Wyoming too, if you’re a die-hard Republican), the primary season is really in flow now, and with the prospect of one or two a week for the rest of the month, this will be dominating many politically attuned minds. Like virtually everyone else, I fancy a go at proving myself to be inept at spotting trends, and here is my take on what next in the primaries. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: clinton, democrat, edwards, florida, Giuliani, Huckabee, kucinich, McCain, nominations, obama, primaries, Republican, Romney, south carolina, US Elections
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Friday, January 11, 2008 by bluebeard
Tags: blogging, introduction, writing
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