Links 10/12/2026 | naked capitalism
Our watchful daily links: fact and fiction in Ukraine talks, turning Flock on the police, shale country oil theft, and Europe's sytem fractures.
Central banks, inflation, jobs, growth and global economic policy.
Our watchful daily links: fact and fiction in Ukraine talks, turning Flock on the police, shale country oil theft, and Europe's sytem fractures.
‘The recurring hero of the ancient Greek world was the man who was willing to pay any cost for a cause worthy of his loyalty.’
In the 2026 midterms, congressional leaders of both parties are drawing very big money from megadonors, while small donors barely register.
Technological and material investments are being mobilized to preserve the expectation that a particular version of the present can be sustained into an increasingly unstable future.
Our strategic daily links: nautical rock and roll, tortoise DNA, Venezuelan oil, Chinese bridge of fear, India arrests protesters, Mideast horrors, Ukraine burning, vanishing privacy, Trumpishness, Musk matters, hapless...
Dear readers, The site from which I get the majority of my films, rarefilmm.com, is in danger of shutting down. Apparently, donations to the site have dropped considerably over the last few months. Rarefilms.com is a -tr...
Ansar Allah pounded Saudi Arabia Saturday, injuring hundreds at the Riyadh airport and possibly hitting oil facilities too.
Richard Murphy makes the case for MMT in the aftermath of one of several looming crises.
Our rejuvenating daily links: Trump's Russia diesel deal, Isaias hits Gulf oil, tariff inflation, MAGA realignment, and the Nobel Peace Prize.
The IRGC hit at least one more tanker in the Strait while Ansar Allah hit more Saudi oil facilities and airlines cancelled flights to Arabia.
Michael Hudson gives an immediate and longer-term take on the state of the oil market.
Nobel Prize week is a good time to reflect on those who should have been awarded a Nobel Prize but were left off the list.