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""Reckless Endangerment""

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

Why does the NYT always have these deep exposes AFTER they pimp whatever the globalist elite want?
The iraq war comes to mind.

Secondly, I imagine most unis these days are simply credentials for hire-
yet you get all these idiot global warming advocates saying 'the science' 'proves' it.

Research/science has become a corrupt religion.

6/1/11, 6:21 AM

Blogger The Wobbly Guy said...

Hey Steve, you're not implying that you could be bought, can you?

6/1/11, 6:50 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Fannie Mae's buying off of academics reminds me of that Sopranos episode where Carmela wants a divorce and Tony goes to every high-priced lawyer they know first and says, "I may need to hire you if my wife wants a divorce," essentially shutting her out of hiring anyone good.

6/1/11, 7:12 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

OT.

Get a load of this. It's Matt Drudge who is the reason for all the violence by 'youths'.

http://www.salon.com/news/politics/war_room/2011/06/01/drudge_race_panic

6/1/11, 8:14 AM

Blogger Joseph said...

Steve,
re: donations
Even when I go into the Paypal secure website, I get interminably bogged down when I try to send money. What a drag.

6/1/11, 9:33 AM

Anonymous Wes said...

This also shows the danger of government financed "thinking". How many areas of academic, scientific, and medical life are now skewed for political reasons?

6/1/11, 9:34 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

@anon 814 amazing liberals are in a complete fantasy world

6/1/11, 9:44 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

This also shows the danger of government financed "thinking"
It wasn't 'the government' who initially financed marxists like franz boas and his psuedo research - Richard Dawkins, same case.

6/1/11, 10:18 AM

Anonymous john williams said...

You need to be totally unscrupulous and unethical with no morals and then you might get someone like Fannie to pay you to promote their view as the only view and bankrupt the world economy. Good luck!

6/1/11, 3:06 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Liberals I have spoken to believe that the crash was due to "deregulation" of the finance biz by conniving Republicans. Those on the right lay it at the door of Fannie Mae, Mac etc., and the Community Reinvestment Act, with at least some responsibility attributed to G. W. Bush.
Has anyone, ever, written an analysis of the various causes of this mess(one thing I'm sure of is that there are a number of errors and bad decisions that led to this, like the sinking of the Titanic) without spin ? If so, please cite.

6/1/11, 6:35 PM

Anonymous barbra's black hoodie said...

Reasons I don't donate to iSteve:

-insinuations that I am a lesbian
-insinuations that I've had abortions
-Mark Queerstein
-Ron Unz
-insinuations that I'm too stupid to read AmCon, iSteve and VDare
-being called slutty
-accusations that I want a romantic relationship w/ the person known as Steve Sailer
-insults that as a non-Asian female, I'm no good for anything
-contradictory insults over my worthless self dating outside my race
-the constant attempts to invade my privacy
-throwing any personal info about me in my face as if it signifies anything other than that you guys are weirdo stalkers
-the belief that pandering to me around donation time will override all of the above
-the bizarre implication that Sailer's computer will be repossessed and his fingers broken if we don't send him money

6/1/11, 7:25 PM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Note how the lobbyist for the wealthy and supposedly all-powerful banking industry was easily outspent by an arm of the government. Keep this in mind when you complain about how Wall Streeters control everything and ask for government to come in and regulate them more.

6/1/11, 7:39 PM

Anonymous Harry Baldwin said...

I heard Gretchen Morgenson interviewed on "Fresh Air" the other day. Well worth a listen. The guest host nervously approached the Hispanic aspect of the whole mess, referring to it as "a Republican idea" to which her book seemed to give some credibility.

I'm disgusted that Barney Frank seems to have emerged from the cesspool with his political career intact. Even the fact that he got his then-boyfriend a job at Fannie Mae seems to cause little more than raised eyebrows. I guess he has that lavender force field protecting him.

6/1/11, 8:58 PM

Anonymous Difference Maker said...

Note how the lobbyist for the wealthy and supposedly all-powerful banking industry was easily outspent by an arm of the government. Keep this in mind when you complain about how Wall Streeters control everything and ask for government to come in and regulate them more.

The money comes from the productive parts of the entire nation. The decision to spend comes from politicians in Wall Street's pocket.

6/2/11, 5:44 AM

Anonymous Secret Historian said...

"I'm disgusted that Barney Frank seems to have emerged from the cesspool with his political career intact."

Rep. Barney Frank was threatening to out known GOP gays at least as far back as 1989. One of his previous lovers was even caught up in a prostitution/blackmail ring. "Lavender force field" indeed.

6/2/11, 10:29 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

For the longest time, I thought Fannie May the candy store was into home loans.

6/2/11, 11:58 AM

Anonymous Anonymous said...

But maybe it's fitting. Fannie Mae folks are singing:
come on come on to my house, I'm gonna give you candy.

6/2/11, 12:00 PM

Blogger Dutch Boy said...

Too many "experts" are for sale in all disciplines!

6/2/11, 2:48 PM

Anonymous nome of the above said...

Simon Johnson called this process (on a somewhat larger scale) ideological capture. You don't bribe the decisionmakers, you don't coopt them with jobs or board positions, you convince them that the smartest folks in the room are on their side, and give them lots of excuses and reasons to believe the things you want them to believe.

I think this process is very important for understanding the shape of the world.

6/2/11, 5:25 PM

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