What do you do when you don't have time to post original stuff?
You pimp your blog out to YouTube, of course! Today’s theme is crazy stuff we saw on TV in 1998:
Life
Reality and Discourse
Weil says:I liked this image a lot in simply because it shines a spotlight on the key to understanding Venezuela’s current reality: the delirious, rampant mismatch between official...
The Economics of Quítate Tú Pa'Ponerme Yo
Quico says: Francisco Rodríguez has become something of a force of nature in the field of Chávez scholarship. While most of us bullshit at excruciating length, FR brings...
Now they're making me mad!
Quico says: Some bits of rampant revolutionary idiocy hit closer to home than others, and for me, few hit closer than this one: chavismo wants to drive The...
Those evil exporters
Katy says: Venezuelan President Hugo Chávez announced yesterday that he was nationalizing the cement industry, “no matter the cost.” With no previous warning, he gave the order on...
Cadivi Hassles at Maiquetía
Quico says: So there’s a rumor going around that people are getting asked to produce receipts and stuff at Maiquetía when they fly back into the country after...
Godzilla vs. Bambi
Quico says: So, not long ago, the revolution’s favorite “economist”, Mark Weisbrot, published a rebuttal of all the main points in Francisco Rodríguez’s by-now famous Foreign Affairs piece...
The Looking Glass Revolution
Quico says: For such a familiar object, there’s something quite bizarre about a mirror, that strange device that seems to represent reality “as it really is” while quietly...
Chronicle of a Devaluation Foretold
Quico says: So, as I mentioned, in the middle-class-to-escualidón circles I tend to frequent in Caracas, Cadivi has become a constant, ever-present worry, a universal obsession. Everyone you...
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