It's always great when the statists get in sissy fights. Gives the rest of us a break.

It sounds like his memoir of the Greek crisis is quite interesting. Sounds like they narrowly avoided a military coup. While knuckling to the Eurocrats wasn't any damn good, getting a new reign of the Colonels would indeed have been worse, so I understand their decision.

Varoufakis has sound advice: Tell them to pound sand.

Despite being bankrupt for several years now.

Swiss people continue to oppose it, so they're likely to try chicanery to ram through their crony energy deal they want and let in the eurocrats through the back door.

Duh, all ad algos have to play to your biases, for good or ill. They're just heuristics or rule based comparisons.

Given that's what CRISPR does in nature, this isn't too surprising. Neat.

Barf Bag required. The media will fawn over the war criminal, I'm sure.

I'm shocked. Totally didn't see that one coming...

Now that they're US quislings.

Thank god. Anything that makes getting around the state's stupid restrictions is good.

Barf Bag required

Calling it barter. Conveniently one assumes they get to make up the amount of profits on both sides from the contract, given they are pulling that out of their hind end as well.

And people think we aren't at war.

They just let someone who couldn't keep water down dehydrate to death. Complete pieces of trash.

Very dangerous. I just saw a proprietary report from a firm used as 'evidence' that a person was likely to be recidivist and justify harsher sentencing. This is going to further transform the Just Us system into witch trials.

"You broke it you bought it"

Since that's the unit of measure...it can be used to hide many, many things.

And it's still in operation, in different forms, up to this day.

The productive flee DNC hives in droves. Soon they will only have the free shit army.

Where is your god now?

At least 40 percent of the population in North Korea is now engaged in some form of private enterprise, a level comparable to that of Hungary and Poland shortly after the fall of the Soviet bloc, the director of South Korea’s intelligence service, Lee Byung-ho, told lawmakers in a closed-door briefing in February.

If only we'd leave them the hell alone. Blessed be the fruits of corruption:

“I came to believe I could get away with anything in North Korea with bribes,” he said, “except the crime of criticizing the ruling Kim family.”

Hey, it works in Thailand...

Anyways, the new policy is "byungjin" rather than "songun", which is a huge jump -- Nukes for self defense and Economic growth rather than 'military first'. In the broad strokes, that isn't too different from the libertarian minarchist platform for the USA. Good to see they adopted it after their last attempt at exterminating the market proved they were Canute screaming at the tides.

About time. Be the change you want to see.

He's certainly already campaigning.

They've always gotta change the name lest people figure out what dastardly little shits they are.