
Venice - a lively place in the 1980s
"Many houses and apartments are empty for weeks or months at a time...
Desert attests to lack of community - FT.com
Ordinary people are being priced out of some of our cities.
Simon Kuper, in the Financial Times, has written about how "Our great, global cities are turning into vast gated citadels where the elite reproduces itself...
Priced out of Paris - FT.com

"Think of Dick Whittington, the semi-mythical medieval English country boy who ended up mayor of London.
"Inevitably, the one per cent in the global city shapes national policies....
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Detroit becomes the largest city in U.S. history to file for bankruptcy

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Demand is collapsing! This condition is extreme and will be forced on the dis-believing. I see it everyday. It started with gimmicks and smaller potions now its job cuts and plant closings. Soon out-sourcing will replace innovation and incomes will continue to fall. Capitalism morphing into Italian style Corp. Fascism. Another giant skyscraper another recession?
Hmmmm, as far as I know, Navalny is Jewish....
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/protests-hit-moscow-anti-putin-152352261.html
They have guts, havent they?
Argentine Jews demand justice from Iran in bombing
http://news.yahoo.com/argentine-jews-demand-justice-iran-bombing-142345383.html
You should try Sydney. Whilst it isn't a ghost town like parts of Venice are it's still absurdly expensive. The CBD is full of apartments which sit around empty most of the year waiting for their wealthy owners to pop in for a week.
best etc. etc.
best etc etc I get the impression that Oz is the desirable destination for those intent on ruling the Planet.
Just like I read somewhere else, F/UK/US
This morning I heard on the ABC news that Detroit has declared bankruptcy.
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