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Mainstream Media Versus National Security: A Portrait in Irony

June 03, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Risen Ready to Take Fight to Jail After Supreme Court Refusal … 'I don't know what they're going to do,' the Pulitzer Prize winner says. New York Times reporter James Risen isn't sure if federal prosecutors will still seek his testimony. – New York TimesDominant Social Theme: This reporter is sticking up for truth, justice and the American way.Free-Market Analysis:...Read More

Facing the Invasive Onset of GATCA, Take Human Action

June 02, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

The Shocking Real Reason for FATCA, and What Comes Next … If you've never heard of the obscure and seemingly boring Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), I don't blame you. Few people have, and even fewer fully grasp what it really means or the terrible things that it's a harbinger for … Now that FATCA has become a fait accompli, the foundation has been laid for GATCA...Read More

EU Political Response May Increase Chance of Violence

June 02, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Despite election results, reason still rules Europe … When can a vote of 25 percent be described as a "stunning victory" or even a "political earthquake"? According to the European establishment, it's when these votes go to a rabble of odd-ball extremists, ranging from overt racists and even disciples of Adolf Hitler to unreconstructed Stalinists and comically naï...Read More

Facing the Invasive Onset of GATCA, Take Human Action

June 02, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

The Shocking Real Reason for FATCA, and What Comes Next … If you've never heard of the obscure and seemingly boring Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), I don't blame you. Few people have, and even fewer fully grasp what it really means or the terrible things that it's a harbinger for … Now that FATCA has become a fait accompli, the foundation has been laid for GATCA...Read More

EU Political Response May Increase Chance of Violence

June 02, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Despite election results, reason still rules Europe … When can a vote of 25 percent be described as a "stunning victory" or even a "political earthquake"? According to the European establishment, it's when these votes go to a rabble of odd-ball extremists, ranging from overt racists and even disciples of Adolf Hitler to unreconstructed Stalinists and comically naï...Read More

What are the stages a project must pass through to become a mine?

May. 30, 2014, 4:15 PM / Mining Intelligence

There are many hoops a project must clear to become a mine. It takes on average 10 years for a project to turn into a mine. Very few projects make it. Here are the steps from prospect to closure from Mining Intelligence.Prospect: No significant exploration has been done on the project.Exploration: Desk analysis was done with geologists in the field undertaking mapping, geophysical and or geochemic...Read More

Flawed Assumptions of Bilderberg Secrecy

May 30, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Is it the Bilderberg conference – or conspiracy? The world's most powerful people begin their annual meeting on Thursday. So what have they got to hide? … Conspiracy theorists may chuckle when they learn a debate entitled "Does Privacy Exist?" is to feature at this year's Bilderberg conference, the notoriously secretive gathering of the world's most powerful banke...Read More

The Strange Tale of Swiss Banking - And What It Means for You

May 30, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Secrecy's out, so here's what Swiss banks can still offer … If Swiss banks were to cast off their usual discretion and make a marketing pitch these days, it might start off something like this: Dear Potential Client, While we would be delighted to open an account and manage your money for you, once you've complied with our anti-money laundering provisions, please be advised that...Read More

Flawed Assumptions of Bilderberg Secrecy

May 30, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Is it the Bilderberg conference – or conspiracy? The world's most powerful people begin their annual meeting on Thursday. So what have they got to hide? … Conspiracy theorists may chuckle when they learn a debate entitled "Does Privacy Exist?" is to feature at this year's Bilderberg conference, the notoriously secretive gathering of the world's most powerful banke...Read More

The Strange Tale of Swiss Banking - And What It Means for You

May 30, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Secrecy's out, so here's what Swiss banks can still offer … If Swiss banks were to cast off their usual discretion and make a marketing pitch these days, it might start off something like this: Dear Potential Client, While we would be delighted to open an account and manage your money for you, once you've complied with our anti-money laundering provisions, please be advised that...Read More

Capitalism, Worth Fighting For?

May 29, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Capitalism is worth fighting for – it is a force for good … Capitalism must have a social purpose and be used to the long-term benefit of companies and their employees … The workplace is a crucial arena for individual progress, where the meritocracy that sustains every democracy is most often played out … Capitalism is certainly far from perfect, but most of us believe that...Read More

Olympics, a Collapsing Meme

May 29, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Nobody Wants To Host The 2022 Olympics … The next Olympics to be awarded, a little more than a year from now, will be the 2022 Winter Games. Rather than going to the strongest bid, the games may end up going to the last city standing—a long list of potential hosts have given up on their Olympic dreams because the whole thing is one huge, useless waste of money. – DeadspinDominant...Read More

Capitalism, Worth Fighting For?

May 29, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Capitalism is worth fighting for – it is a force for good … Capitalism must have a social purpose and be used to the long-term benefit of companies and their employees … The workplace is a crucial arena for individual progress, where the meritocracy that sustains every democracy is most often played out … Capitalism is certainly far from perfect, but most of us believe that...Read More

Olympics, a Collapsing Meme

May 29, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Nobody Wants To Host The 2022 Olympics … The next Olympics to be awarded, a little more than a year from now, will be the 2022 Winter Games. Rather than going to the strongest bid, the games may end up going to the last city standing—a long list of potential hosts have given up on their Olympic dreams because the whole thing is one huge, useless waste of money. – DeadspinDominant...Read More

The copper deficit is worse than you think

May. 28, 2014, 2:00 PM / Michael Allan McCrae

The next generation of copper mines will not only have less copper but sharply declining grades, according to a study by Mining Intelligence.Unless worldwide copper consumption changes, copper prices need to rise to meet future demand:Number of copper projects in the pipeline equal total operating mines worldwide. Not all projects will become mines.Total resource of pre-production copper projects...Read More

Reuters Suggests a New Economics to Take the Place of the Neoclassical Model: Good Luck With That

May 28, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Three Ms for economics re-education … Many economics students are unhappy with what they are being taught. A network of 62 groups from around the world has drawn up a petition calling for more "pluralism" in instruction. The malcontents find the dominant neoclassical model too narrow and want to know why so few experts predicted the 2008 financial crisis. They also want less abstra...Read More

Africa Rising: The Military-Industrial Complex Gets to Work

May 28, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

U.S. Training Elite Antiterror Troops in Four African Nations … United States Special Operations troops are forming elite counterterrorism units in four countries in North and West Africa that American officials say are pivotal in the widening war against Al Qaeda's affiliates and associates on the continent, even as they acknowledge the difficulties of working with weak allies. The secr...Read More

Reuters Suggests a New Economics to Take the Place of the Neoclassical Model: Good Luck With That

May 28, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

Three Ms for economics re-education … Many economics students are unhappy with what they are being taught. A network of 62 groups from around the world has drawn up a petition calling for more "pluralism" in instruction. The malcontents find the dominant neoclassical model too narrow and want to know why so few experts predicted the 2008 financial crisis. They also want less abstra...Read More

Africa Rising: The Military-Industrial Complex Gets to Work

May 28, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

U.S. Training Elite Antiterror Troops in Four African Nations … United States Special Operations troops are forming elite counterterrorism units in four countries in North and West Africa that American officials say are pivotal in the widening war against Al Qaeda's affiliates and associates on the continent, even as they acknowledge the difficulties of working with weak allies. The secr...Read More

Puerto Rico - A Tax Haven Uncle Sam Tolerates?

May 27, 2014 / Staff News & Analysis

It's been sunny almost every day with a cool ocean breeze, and temperatures in the 70s and 80s. Sure beats the freezing cold and snowy weather we came from in Vermont. Our big workout down here is taking a swim in the pool or the ocean versus digging out of huge snow piles back in New England. But it wasn't just the sunny skies, year-round warm weather, and beautiful ocean beaches that dre...Read More

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