Cricket Lets In The Rabble – Anglophilia or a Tinge of Racism? – Our opinion of a Wall Street Journal article

In our May 2 article Wall Street Journal vs. Financial Times, we wrote about the Limousine Liberals of the 1980s.  “In those days, it was fashionable to praise England for being a “cultured” society. We felt then and we know now, that “cultured” was a code-word for absence of colored people and colored influences. In…

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This Blog’s 10 Most Popular Articles

There are four changes to our Top 10 list since our last monthly update on May 9.  “Jeffrey Sonnenfeld Of Yale & Erin Burnett Of CNBC – Read The China-India Article in Foreign Affairs“ – has jumped from 9th place to 1st place. “Flagrant Foul on Mark Haines and Erin Burnett – Their Conversation about India’s…

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Attacks on Indian Students in Australia

About 18 months ago, a Chinese graduate student we knew was killed in a race-based violent incident near Columbia University. This was a very bright, personable young man of great promise. His senseless death appalled the Chinese Student community in Columbia and galvanized the University into taking steps.The highest officials at Columbia got involved; they worked actively…

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Are CNBC Anchors on a Mission Against US Treasuries – A Viewer’s Update

Editor’s Note: This is an article about CNBC and Financial Television media in general.  It is NOT an investment article. No one should NOT invest or consider any investment based on any information contained in or inferred from this article or any portion of  it. All investment decisions or conclusions should be discussed with your investment advisor…

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China, Mo-Force & CNBC’s Fast Money vs. USA, Bernanke Fed & American Individual Investors

Editor’s Note: This is an article that expresses our personal opinions about economic or global issues and comments made on Television and in Print.  It is NOT intended to provide any investment advice of any type whatsoever.  No one should base any investing decisions or conclusions based on anything written in or inferred from this article….

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