Monthly Archives: December 2011

By Vincent J. Truglia  December 21, 2011  Once again, politicians in Washington are doing a disservice to the nation.  You would have thought that last July’s debt ceiling fiasco would have been enough.  No, it’s dejà vu all over again.  … Continue reading →

 By Phil Sloan –The Artful Watcher   This is the time of year when everyone gets nostalgic and people put their various lists of the best, greatest, etc. I’ve created a short list of what might be overlooked awards. Sportsman … Continue reading →

 By Vincent J. Truglia  December 15, 2011  I, and others, have talked about the need for countries to exit the Eurozone.  Indeed, I, and others, have also written briefly on how to do it.  Given developments over the last several … Continue reading →

By Vincent J. Truglia December 12, 2011 Last week, the Europeans had another of their seemingly endless summits dealing with the sovereign debt crisis.  In certain respects, this particular meeting was hyped a bit more than others because it was … Continue reading →

  by Lillian Jones and Phil Sloan  Twas the night before the European Summit and all through the land the hopes for the Euro may fall in the sand How did that happen, it can’t be just fate but austerity-for-all  will … Continue reading →