This looks like a pivotal moment when the Ukraine will fall either
mainly into the orbit of the European Union, or back into the orbit of
Russia.
Street demonstrations could lead to violence. In a previous century
these would have led to threats of armed invasion. In this century it
is not
I am not sure the 1986-87 dollar devaluation will tell us too much about
the future, particularly in terms of exact levels of price inflation. I
think it is more likely this round will have large doses of fundamental
uncertainty. IMO the differences with the past will emerge in two categories:
Chris Buford writes:
There is also an understated linked contradiction with
the religious
split reflecting centuries of different historical
experience between
the Catholic west and the Orthodox east.
Chris Doss writes:
It's a conflict between East and West Ukraine, town
(except for
--- Devine, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris Doss writes:
It's a conflict between East and West Ukraine,
town
(except for Kiev) and country, Russians and
Ukrainians, and the Russian and Ukrainian
languages.
Really Ukraine should be split into two countries
...
Is it also a
Hawks Push Deep Cuts in Forces in Iraq
By Bryan Bender
The Boston Globe
Monday 22 November 2004
Washington - A growing number of national security specialists who
supported the toppling of Saddam Hussein are moving to a position
unthinkable even a few months ago: that the
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Congrats to youth: 'You rocked!'
By Michael Moore
If there was one group who really came through on Tuesday, it was the young
people of America. Their turnout was historic and record setting. And few in
the media are willing to report this fact.
Kerry won
Republicans Finding Ways To Account For Overhaul
Social Security Change Expensive in Short Term
By Jonathan Weisman
Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, November 23, 2004; Page E01
Republican budget writers say they may have found a way to cut the federal
deficit even if they borrow hundreds of
I had three excellent teachers as an undergraduate. Wolfgang Stolper -- a
famous economist, whose classes mostly covered music, philosophy, stories
about Schumpeter, and European history -- Dan Fusfeld, who allowed me to
take a graduate class in history of
this trivial throwing of fists was the most violent player/fan brawl in
US sports history? you got to be kidding me!
--ravi
^
CB: I was thinking about that. The key is player/FAN, although I think Ty
Cobb went into the stands after a fan in about 19??. (Cobb, a known racist,
also
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