Posted on November 22, 2008 by boonman
Can anybody tell me what the hell has happened to capitalism?
Over the course of the 20th century, our market-led capitalist leaders made billions, trillions and maybe even gazillions, selling stuff to we, the consumer, without a second thought from either party. They supplied a good/service, we paid for said good/service. Money changed hands, profits were [...]
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Posted on June 29, 2008 by boonman
At the risk of being flagged by the Echelon Spy Satellite System because of my chosen subject material for this blog, capitalism sucks. That’s it. I’ve now replace North Korea on the Axis of Evil…
The people that should be reading this subject material probably aren’t, mainly due to the fact that they are currently raping [...]
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Posted on May 3, 2008 by boonman
Are you sick of paying too much for your food? And petrol for that matter… I know my wallet has just about worn itself out trying to keep up with the weekly rises in my grocerial outgoings.
Recently in New Zealand, former state owned telecommunications monopoly Telecom New Zealand was forced, through government re-regulation, to split [...]
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