Gongol.com Archives: August 2014

And with more people living there and visiting than the last time there was a big earthquake, the impact could be magnified a lot


It doesn't say good things about the state of the economy that companies feel the need to bring in marquee political names in order to get the kind of political favor they need to survive. That signals an economy that's subject to the whims of politicians, not one in which markets are free to reward good ideas and punish poor performers.

They're hoping it isn't a permanent discontinuation
