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Well, at least there is no doubt Tao wrote that sentence. It's not fake. It is certifiable as a genuine Tsing Tao sentence. :D

Is it I, or is it you -- as usual-- that's confused here. If she was trading on the information in the story, which wouldn't be inside information, you'd be selling not buying.

By and large I agree with what you mention would be determining criteria.. The "demand for immigration in the first place " would be perhaps mostly a reflection of our perceptions rather than of actual realities. Europe has experienced other immigration in recent memory, perhaps not on a...

Why read them? When you see "Piezoe" just skip to the next post. That's what I would do, were I you.

In a fiat money regime, what is important over the long run is that the amount of fiat money actually in circulation and available for paying taxes and purchasing goods and services is kept in balance with productivity and taxes. A country or a confederation of nations with the same fiat...

True in the short run at least, where a rapid influx of immigrants adds costs and social problems. In the long run, as the data shows, stepped up immigration can add tremendously to productivity and cultural value. Surprisingly, there is some new data suggesting the long range gains are...

Thank you so much for posting this accurate article about George Soros, our most public, American, intellectual, and one of the world's most generous, influential and important philanthropists and force for good around our world . Those who denigrate him are willing and naive recipients of the...

There are, at least, two things that make profitable futures trading somewhat difficult and that may be easily overlooked by the new trader. One is the very large leverage being employed which magnifies both profits and losses. Because this leverage is "built in" it somehow isn't quite so...

Now of course the generations that came to Miami when Batista got on a plane and left the island to Castro are old, and many are gone. Their children's children don't harbor the same old resentments, so its now possible for Florida politicians to broach the subject of normalizing relations with...

I have to admit that prosecution of his associates, and eventually himself, is likely to "undermine" President Trump, just as you suggest. Of course, from your point of view the, FBI, the citizen grand juries, and the judges are all colluding with the swamp.

My love for logic makes me a poor fit for the "twin towers was an inside job" crowd.

We know. It's alternative facts.

The truth does appear to have a 'lefty' bias. Must be a difficult problem for you folks.

No one has paid the slightest attention to these lunatics. Other then Hatch who has properly referred the case.

You have chosen to remain blind. You're entitled to, even though it is irresponsible because you can cause harm to others. The majority prefer light and truth. We will know soon enough if there are enough of us to overcome the darkness that suits you and others like you.. Lux et Veritas

Roughly as hard as it is to find any two Americans anywhere that are against border control. Virtually no one, regardless of political persuasion, is "against border control"! That idea is pure Trump bullshit!; bullshit that the Republican Party has allowed to go un-rebutted and even...

Trump's lease of the Hotel specifically prohibits the leasee from being a government employee. When DJT Holdings (A revocable Trust) negotiated a 60 year lease of the old D.C. post office building, which belongs to the U.S. Government, Trump was not a government employee. Now Mr. Trump is a...

You won't get any argument from me on the question of two much regulation. What you will get is objection to a blanket remedy which amounts to elimination of regulation without discriminating between needed regulation and superfluous or counterproductive regulation. I am not one of those who...

This is absolutely true!

On a national scale, there is virtually no such thing as a free market. Small local markets can be, on occasion, essentially free markets, but often not for long.