You may remember the waves of tedium that spread across the world when the Times of London revealed recently that ExxonMobil had given some money to “global warming denier” groups. An epidemic of stifled yawns threatened to cripple humanity even as alarmists whooped in delight that the oil industry had finally got its comeuppance. At EUReferendum, however, that spoilsport Christopher Booker suggests that the story did not give the whole picture : How? The Times’s ?front-page headline might rather more relevantly have been re-worded was “Governments, foundations, multi-national corporations including the owners of this newspaper and Big Oil give hundreds of billions of pounds to promote worldwide climate bonanza.” But doubtless? The Times’s …
The Cato Institute’s Caleb Brown produced this video in which the owners of Grape and Bean in Alexandria, Va., recount the struggles and joys of opening their own business. It certainly made me want to start drinking coffee and continue drinking wine.
Well, the owners of General Motors have figured out a way to put a hurting on one of their rivals. They’ve decided to just up and take over 16 million…
Marxists have long stated that class conflict exists between workers and the owners of capital. Today’s biggest class conflict is between privileged government workers and the citizens they purportedly serve.
George Soros said in Davos today, “To tax the banks when they are doing everything they can to get out of a hole is the exact opposite of the policy you are trying to pursue.” What of other businesses, including small businesses and their owners? What of other employers? And employees? What of families? Is not raising their taxes “when they are doing everything they can to get out of a hole” equally mistaken?
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And she says a lot more: “I blame you for not understanding what an S Corporation is and how your lies about the Bush Tax cuts hurt the nearly 60% of small businesses that happen to be S Corporations . You see lesson one for you Mr. President is income passes directly through to the owners so when you tax us you hurt all employees and make it impossible for us to hire. Or as in our case we must now downsize and lower salaries. Most small businesses in America are S Corporations Mr.
