Category Archives: Ecoomics

Gambling In Government ‘Markets’

Posted on January 2, 2016 by Jack Curtis

Markets now offer gambles in place of investments. An investor makes decisions from economic laws of supply and demand, competition and monopoly or war and peace. From, in other words, readily visible factors. Being readily visible to the investor, those … Continue reading →

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GLEANINGS FROM THE PASSING SCENE … (Politically Uncorrected)

Posted on December 6, 2015 by Jack Curtis

News, opinions and reports swept up and disgorged for you: A cheating culture is replacing Christianity in the West.  (Yeah … and can you find any corrupt society that has escaped poverty?) The Washington Ponzi Machine explained (Why some folks … Continue reading →

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San Bernardino Shooting: Part Two

Posted on December 4, 2015 by Jack Curtis

It was not so long ago that a ‘mass shooting’ in San Bernardino would have traveled little farther than nearby Los Angels. Angelenos would have dismissed it with thoughts of San Berdoo rednecks and gone on to other news. Time … Continue reading →

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ISIS: The Latest Political Bogeyman?

Posted on November 18, 2015 by Jack Curtis

Again, Isis is serving as a political tool and a distraction from reality. Foreign policies will change, governments will be replaced and massive movements of people will react to the murders in Paris of some hundred fifty or so by … Continue reading →

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Government Job Creation In Real Life …

Posted on July 21, 2015 by Jack Curtis

Voters know that politicians lie for votes; still, they supply those votes anyway. By lying to themselves, mostly. We conduct our affairs (more or less) in recognition that we cannot have something for nothing but we suddenly erase that hard-earned … Continue reading →

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