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General Discussion • Exposing the Financial Core of TNCC.
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Excellent info compedium within this article from Global research. The article is actually relatively short, its the data base of characters that might be worth researching further. Exposing the Financial Core of the Transnational Capitalist Class...
A top candidate to be Trump’s VP is totally at odds with him on a major issue
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Here are the latest reports from the Washington Posts ‘Wonkblog’. A top candidate to be Trump’s VP is totally at odds with him on a major issue Before he became governor of Indiana and a candidate to be Donald Trump’s vice-presidential nominee, Mike...
Brexit signals that a new policy paradigm is required including re-nationalisation
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With the new British Prime Minister now indicating that she will push ahead with Brexit and free the nation from the undemocratic imposts of the increasingly dysfunctional European Union, a view that is apparently ‘poisonous’ to some so-called progressive...
Speech: The government's negotiating objectives for exiting the EU: PM speech
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Introduction A little over 6 months ago, the British people voted for change. They voted to shape a brighter future for our country. They voted to leave the European Union and embrace the world. And they did so with their eyes open: accepting that...
The Era of the Angry Voter Is Upon Us
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Date: 08-07-2016 Source: SPIEGEL Subject: Electorate Tremors: The Era of the Angry Voter Is Upon Us Whether they are fans of Donald Trump, supporters of Brexit or Marine Le Pen voters in France, „angry voters“ have one thing in common: They’ve been...

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How Sherry Went from Boom to Bust to Today

We published an article here at The Wine Economist a few years ago, asking “Can Sherry be the Next Big Thing?” “Probably not,” we said. “But it doesn’t have to be. It is a timeless wine waiting to be re-discovered by a new generation of wine drinkers...
Field Notes from a Visit to the Sherry Triangle

Sue and I recently returned from three weeks in Spain. We spent a few days in Madrid (where we dropped in at FEV General Assembly meetings), but most of the time in Andalusia, home of Sherry and Montilla-Moriles wines. Great wines, good food, and welcoming...
The Trouble with Tribbles, Tariffs, & Wine

The Trouble with Tribbles, if you remember your Star Trek history, is that they are adorable. People fall in love with the fuzzy little creatures. But Tribbles multiply like crazy, and pretty soon the place is overrun with them. Tariffs are not very...
Tenuta Licinia: In Praise of Philosophers & their Wines

If you flip to the back of my 2017 book Around the World in Eighty Wines, you’ll find a list of the wines from my global adventures. I didn’t want to just list them alphabetically or sort by price or critic rating. Organizing them by country of origin...
Don Melchor & Chile’s Good Value Curse

Sue and I have been looking for the right excuse to open a bottle of Don Melchor, the famous Chilean Cabernet Sauvignon that was named 2024 Wine of the Year by Wine Spectator magazine. Finally, we decided that the act of pulling the cork was excuse enough...

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The Wine Economist I’ve received emails asking me to write about the Trump tariff regime (and other policies) and how they will affect the wine industry. I have resisted so far because there is not en...
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Last week I wrote about the concept of the Overton Window and speculated about what it might be able to tell us about the constantly evolving wine market. This week I follow up with an interesting stu...

Wine Tourism in Portugal: Expect the Unexpected « The Wine Economist

"A World of Difference" is the official motto of Wines of Portugal and it is a good one, too, since Portugal features so many indigenous grapes and distinctive wine styles. Sometimes it feels like a w...