Comments on: About http://drwasho.wordpress.com Political, economic and religious commentary... the three things you should never talk about. Thu, 21 May 2009 00:06:51 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Justin http://drwasho.wordpress.com/about/#comment-429 Justin Thu, 21 May 2009 00:06:51 +0000 #comment-429 Just head over to http://www.aussienomics.com, register for an account and I'll give you access. I'm running ExpressionEngine on the site, it's a bit different to WordPress as far as blogging goes but you should be able to work it out! Just head over to http://www.aussienomics.com, register for an account and I’ll give you access.

I’m running ExpressionEngine on the site, it’s a bit different to WordPress as far as blogging goes but you should be able to work it out!

]]> By: Washington Y Sanchez http://drwasho.wordpress.com/about/#comment-427 Washington Y Sanchez Wed, 20 May 2009 03:53:12 +0000 #comment-427 Sounds like fun... I'd probably maintain my blog to talk about some other issues, but I'd be delighted to write politics and economics on the website. What are the details? Sounds like fun… I’d probably maintain my blog to talk about some other issues, but I’d be delighted to write politics and economics on the website. What are the details?

]]> By: Justin http://drwasho.wordpress.com/about/#comment-426 Justin Wed, 20 May 2009 02:57:33 +0000 #comment-426 Just a thought guys (Steven & Washington) -- as it seems we're quite possibly the only Australian Austrian's (Gerard Jackson over at brookesnews.com describes himself as "Australia's only Austrian economist", although he has been labeled a neo-con due to his support for the war), how would you feel about consolidating on one website? I set up aussienomics.com (also own the .com.au version which I'll redirect soon) to blog about Australian economic issues from an Austrian perspective, something you guys appear to be doing as well. Would it make more sense for us all to be blogging on the same website, rather than three separate blogs? Thoughts? It just seems to me that Australia has a serious lack of Austrian insight, as is evident by the amazing popularity Steven Keen has received lately despite his incorrect -- albeit not as "incorrect" as the mainstream -- ideas. I'm open to any suggestions and ideas. Cheers, Justin Just a thought guys (Steven & Washington) — as it seems we’re quite possibly the only Australian Austrian’s (Gerard Jackson over at brookesnews.com describes himself as “Australia’s only Austrian economist”, although he has been labeled a neo-con due to his support for the war), how would you feel about consolidating on one website?

I set up aussienomics.com (also own the .com.au version which I’ll redirect soon) to blog about Australian economic issues from an Austrian perspective, something you guys appear to be doing as well. Would it make more sense for us all to be blogging on the same website, rather than three separate blogs? Thoughts?

It just seems to me that Australia has a serious lack of Austrian insight, as is evident by the amazing popularity Steven Keen has received lately despite his incorrect — albeit not as “incorrect” as the mainstream — ideas.

I’m open to any suggestions and ideas.

Cheers,

Justin

]]> By: Steven Shaw http://drwasho.wordpress.com/about/#comment-403 Steven Shaw Mon, 04 May 2009 03:59:33 +0000 #comment-403 Hi Washo, I was just reading some of your comments on Steve Keen's Debt Deflation blog on the post entitled <a>Launch of "Marx and Hayek" by Eric Aarons</a>. I was gladdened to so a like mind posting there. The comments seem to be closed on Keen's post but I wanted to point out somewhere that <a href="http://www.abc.net.au/rn/perspective/stories/2007/1893736.htm" rel="nofollow">Eric Aarons used to be the National Secretary of the Communist Party of Australia</a> (<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Aarons" rel="nofollow">more at Wikipedia</a>). I noticed that no one (including Keen) had mentioned that on the post and comments. In fact, Keen seems to be quite misleading when he says <blockquote> there’s no way that Eric has “bought into anyone’s opinions 100%” </blockquote> Hi Washo, I was just reading some of your comments on Steve Keen’s Debt Deflation blog on the post entitled Launch of “Marx and Hayek” by Eric Aarons. I was gladdened to so a like mind posting there.

The comments seem to be closed on Keen’s post but I wanted to point out somewhere that Eric Aarons used to be the National Secretary of the Communist Party of Australia (more at Wikipedia). I noticed that no one (including Keen) had mentioned that on the post and comments. In fact, Keen seems to be quite misleading when he says

there’s no way that Eric has “bought into anyone’s opinions 100%”

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