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The current crisis does not mean, in and of itself, the end of the long agony of the capitalist regime, which we have been under for decades. Yet the indefinite delay of its collapse seems impossible.

Under the terms proposed [in the bailout plan], Bush’s initiative would permit large companies to emerge unscathed from the disastrous consequences of their own greed, but would not lend an ounce of aid to citizens who have lost their homes or are about to lose them, in the midst of the real estate crisis shaking the United States.

China's determination comes from its self-confidence, and China’s self-confidence comes from its peaceful development.

What’s disturbing is that the United States has been swinging between controlling and indulging Japan.

'A lot of what we do today was done covertly 25 years ago by the CIA.'

On network security issues, the United States is a pretentious, high-level rogue.

That the United States of America provides this ray of hope for the depressed global scene is so much the better. Among the truly awful inheritances handed down from eight years of Bush, perhaps the worst is such acute and unintelligent anti-Americanism.