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<pubDate>Tue, 30 Oct 2007 15:37:29 GMT</pubDate>
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<title><![CDATA[It all looks like Enron government]]></title>
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Thu, 15 May 2008 00:00:13 BST
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<![CDATA[What makes Gordon Brown so popular with newspapers and voters? This may seem a 
strange question to ask when the Prime Minister has just suffered the worst 
local election defeat since the early 1980s and faced the most humiliating 
headlines since the collapse of John Major's economic policy on Black 
Wednesday. But considering just how disastrously Mr Brown's Government has 
lately been performing, the real surprise about this week's U&#45;turn on taxes 
has been the mildness of the media and public response.]]>	
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<title><![CDATA[Clinton and Brown: dreams that died]]></title>
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Thu, 08 May 2008 00:00:40 BST
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<![CDATA[What went wrong&amp;#63; This week two of the most successful centre&#45;left politicians of their generation are asking themselves this question as their dreams of glory collapse&amp;#46; While Hillary Clinton at least has the consolation of carrying on her political career as a respected and powerful senator&amp;#44; perhaps even as vice&#45;president in a Democratic &#8220;dream ticket&#8221;&amp;#44; Gordon Brown can only look forward to two years of parliamentary humiliation&amp;#44; internecine backstabbing and lame&#45;duck impotence&amp;#44; followed by electoral defeat&amp;#46; At the moment&amp;#44; however&amp;#44; the common features of these two defeated politicians are more interesting than the many differences between their plights&amp;#46;]]>	
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<title><![CDATA[Credit crunch fails to produce the feared economic catastrophe]]></title>
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Mon, 05 May 2008 00:00:54 BST
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<![CDATA[So the sky did not fall in. While the Chicken Littles of the world economy, 
led by Gordon Brown, George Soros and Warren Buffett, may still repeat 
mechanically the IMF&#8217;s surprising judgment that the world &#45; especially 
America &#45; faces its worst financial crisis since the 1930s, their hearts are 
no longer in it. Mr Brown, after last week&#8217;s election woe, can no longer 
blame the world economy for his political failure. Mr Buffett, having 
speculated against the dollar for years and declared that credit derivatives 
are financial weapons of mass destruction, has finally begun to find 
attractive opportunities to invest his money and told his shareholders last 
week that the worst of the credit crisis was probably over. Mr Soros, in his 
forthcoming book, The New Paradigm for Financial Markets, states 
unequivocally: &#8220;We are in the midst of a financial crisis the likes of which 
has not been seen since the Great Depression.&#8221; But after making $3 billion 
for Quantum Endowment Fund by anticipating last year&#36;&#8217;s bear markets, he is 
now hedging his bets, as is only to be expected from the world&#8217;s most 
successful hedge fund manager. &#8220;I may well be proven wrong,&#8221; he told The New 
York Times last week, adding that he might yet again turn out to be &#8220;the boy 
who cried wolf&#8221;.]]>	
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<title><![CDATA[Could oil mania be coming to an end?]]></title>
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Thu, 01 May 2008 00:00:59 BST
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<![CDATA[What Gordon Brown has described as the most serious financial crisis since the 
1930s, appears to be over as suddenly as it began.]]>	
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<title><![CDATA[Yes it&amp;#39;s politically incorrect but race matters]]></title>
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Thu, 24 Apr 2008 00:00:58 BST
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