The WEF has published their own [PDF] report on 2017: the World Economic Forum is "committed to improving the state of the world, is the international organization for public-private cooperation", which is very close to a simple description of real Fascism! I admit to being a simple soul and like pictures and graphs etc so for a brief summary look at Figure 2 (image above), the table on page 4. You will see two grids that are the 'Top 5 Global Risks in Terms of Likelihood' and the 'Top 5 Global Risks in Terms of Impact' over the years. I would argue that to have NO economic or political (EU? US?) risk for 2017 is fantasy (we'll see soon enough I guess) and to have extreme weather event as as TOP in terms of likelihood and 2nd top in terms of impact is lunacy (remember, this is global impact). FFS.
miércoles, 11 de enero de 2017
Others' odd outlook...
The WEF has published their own [PDF] report on 2017: the World Economic Forum is "committed to improving the state of the world, is the international organization for public-private cooperation", which is very close to a simple description of real Fascism! I admit to being a simple soul and like pictures and graphs etc so for a brief summary look at Figure 2 (image above), the table on page 4. You will see two grids that are the 'Top 5 Global Risks in Terms of Likelihood' and the 'Top 5 Global Risks in Terms of Impact' over the years. I would argue that to have NO economic or political (EU? US?) risk for 2017 is fantasy (we'll see soon enough I guess) and to have extreme weather event as as TOP in terms of likelihood and 2nd top in terms of impact is lunacy (remember, this is global impact). FFS.
Etiquetas:
economy,
global,
global warming,
risk,
risks
Others' odd outlook...
The WEF has published their own [PDF] report on 2017: the World Economic Forum is "committed to improving the state of the world, is the international organization for public-private cooperation", which is very close to a simple description of real Fascism! I admit to being a simple soul and like pictures and graphs etc so for a brief summary look at Figure 2 (image above), the table on page 4. You will see two grids that are the 'Top 5 Global Risks in Terms of Likelihood' and the 'Top 5 Global Risks in Terms of Impact' over the years. I would argue that to have NO economic or political (EU? US?) risk for 2017 is fantasy (we'll see soon enough I guess) and to have extreme weather event as as TOP in terms of likelihood and 2nd top in terms of impact is lunacy (remember, this is global impact). FFS.
Etiquetas:
economy,
global,
global warming,
risk,
risks
sábado, 7 de enero de 2017
Ows outlook...
The year 2017 will be memorable, as memorable as the 2016 but mainly for different reasons; as for the exact timing, well only the red fire rooster is a cert:
Etiquetas:
black swan,
Chinese New Year,
oil,
petrodollar,
red,
rooster,
thorium,
uranium
Ows outlook...
Etiquetas:
black swan,
Chinese New Year,
oil,
petrodollar,
red,
rooster,
thorium,
uranium
viernes, 6 de enero de 2017
Owning Oliver's overpriced offerings...
Well said JD WETHERSP00N (Twitter PARODY!) who has responded to Jamie Oliver (or more specifically Oliver's 'Italian' range CEO Simon Blagden said: "As every restaurant owner knows, this is a tough market and, post-Brexit, the pressures and unknowns have made it even harder" [BBC]. Of course had they not blamed Brexit I doubt the BBC would have been interested.
This has nothing to do with Brexit, it's because his food is no better than ours but four times the price! https://t.co/8KnCZMhw2v
— JD WETHERSP00N (@WetherspoonsUK) 6 January 2017
Hi @jamieoliver these restaurants you are closing because of 'Brexit' we will take them because we know how to run a successful business!? 👍
— JD WETHERSP00N (@WetherspoonsUK) 6 January 2017
Trouble is, it just reflects exactly what Jamie Oliver's company did in 2015 and 2014, clearly a company strategy, open up several 'new idea' restaurants to fanfare, suck up the mugs money for a year or so then close the least profitable and start with the next idea (quite a few in the pipeline I imagine, 'Barbecoa' on the rise...to be whittled down in a year or two for the next whizz).
The main point is, that it is NOTHING to do with Brexit so stop fucking lying.
"WTF, Jamie Oliver?", to quote the Spanish response to him massacring paella last year.
Hat-tip: Order-Order
Owning Oliver's overpriced offerings...
Well said JD WETHERSP00N (Twitter PARODY!) who has responded to Jamie Oliver (or more specifically Oliver's 'Italian' range CEO Simon Blagden said: "As every restaurant owner knows, this is a tough market and, post-Brexit, the pressures and unknowns have made it even harder" [BBC]. Of course had they not blamed Brexit I doubt the BBC would have been interested.
This has nothing to do with Brexit, it's because his food is no better than ours but four times the price! https://t.co/8KnCZMhw2v— JD WETHERSP00N (@WetherspoonsUK) 6 January 2017
Trouble is, it just reflects exactly what Jamie Oliver's company did in 2015 and 2014, clearly a company strategy, open up several 'new idea' restaurants to fanfare, suck up the mugs money for a year or so then close the least profitable and start with the next idea (quite a few in the pipeline I imagine, 'Barbecoa' on the rise...to be whittled down in a year or two for the next whizz).Hi @jamieoliver these restaurants you are closing because of 'Brexit' we will take them because we know how to run a successful business!? 👍— JD WETHERSP00N (@WetherspoonsUK) 6 January 2017
The main point is, that it is NOTHING to do with Brexit so stop fucking lying.
"WTF, Jamie Oliver?", to quote the Spanish response to him massacring paella last year. Hat-tip: Order-Order
jueves, 5 de enero de 2017
Owning Obama...
Pwned. The 'Midnight Rules Relief Act' was passed yesterday: it is legislation that will "enable Congress to overturn, with a single vote, executive branch regulations finalized in the last 60 legislative days of an outgoing presidential administration." It may come in handy in future years and is "designed to stifle a growing trend by presidents to use their final few months in office to hurry through costly, expensive or controversial new regulations" but for now it would most definitely be useful offering some control and/or accountability of Obama's hissy fits, including veritable dangerous moves (and how many then get right back to terrorising?); as BHO heads for the exit these new powers can only be a good thing.
Owning Obama...
Pwned. The 'Midnight Rules Relief Act' was passed yesterday: it is legislation that will "enable Congress to overturn, with a single vote, executive branch regulations finalized in the last 60 legislative days of an outgoing presidential administration." It may come in handy in future years and is "designed to stifle a growing trend by presidents to use their final few months in office to hurry through costly, expensive or controversial new regulations" but for now it would most definitely be useful offering some control and/or accountability of Obama's hissy fits, including veritable dangerous moves (and how many then get right back to terrorising?); as BHO heads for the exit these new powers can only be a good thing.
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