Commentators on his post were quick to respond.

So, will it be once more into the breach for the ECB?

Now, most people here would automatically say no. OK, but I want you to realize some facts.

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Then everyone will denounce this honest politician for having wrecked internationalism.

An alternating current in the primary coils accelerates electrons in the vacuum around a circular path.

The Western world will rush to demand more sanctions and more isolation.

Unless the Chinese mend their ways, the same fate awaits them in Africa.

Fearing that a financial collapse is imminent, Greek depositors rush for the exit.

If there is a vacuum in information after an event, others will rush in to fill it.

So it might be a good idea for the EU to prepare a mechanism that spells out how debt can be trimmed.

Such ships would take two years to build, at a cost 50,000,000. No one, insofar as I know, is rushing to build one.

Arab leaders old and new will implement policies designed to alleviate popular dissatisfaction.

Once again, the eurozone appears to be on the verge of unraveling. So, will it be once more into the breach for the ECB?

It s like what happens in a crowded theater if someone shouts Fire! Everyone rushes to get out.

Tens of thousands died to hold democracy s frontline in Vietnam, where foreigners now rush to invest their money.

Not surprisingly, many UN agencies and aid agencies in rich countries fight this approach. All too often, the fight is about turf, rather than about the most effective way to speed help to the poor.

Palestinians are caught in a Catch 22 if they insist on a settlement freeze, Israel preemptively begins to build new settlements.

When officials are accused or suspected of corruption, they do not quickly resign, as in Korea or Japan.

But if it goes too fast, the political cost could be substantial and irreversible. Politicians will push for more control and probably get it, Maastricht treaty or no Maastricht treaty.

Most people would easily and quickly answer no. Certainly that is what Congressmen in the US, and Members of Parliament in the UK think.

And, to protect their jobs, Japan s bureaucrats are now aligning their interests with those who see themselves as having lost out in the Koizumi years.

The victor will almost surely endorse a new diplomatic initiative aimed at ending Iran s independent ability to enrich uranium.

Although nominally governed by ethnic federalism, where this threatened secession, as in Oromia or the Ogaden, Meles was quick to ignore the constitutional set up.

Even if the US Federal Reserve continues to lower interest rates, lenders will not rush to make more bad mortgages.

But all this potential strength may be to no avail if Europeans do not solve the immediate problems stemming from financial markets loss of confidence in the euro.

Like all elites before them, they become firmly established and use all available means to keep it that way.

Of course, whenever the Israelis defy the world over the settlements, as is now once again happening, US and other officials denounce and regret the decision.

The European Union calls upon the King to take early measures to restore democratic freedoms and civil liberties, and to lift the emergency powers he introduced following the takeover of power on 1 February.

The national kleptocrats may soon start calling for its reversal, and they are in an increasingly strong position to do so.

With Macedonia in NATO, any adventurous policy that undermined regional stability would certainly be stopped in its tracks.

Just as with flying, which most people (George Clooney s character excepted) don t particularly like, users may eagerly sign up in order to collect points.

So why are so many intelligent politicians making such a fuss? Europe, one must realize, is as much about symbolic acts as it is about tangible realities.

When peace appears to be close at hand, radicals on one side of the conflict or the other provoke an explosion to derail it.

Whenever Russia applies pressure, he immediately starts yelling about Moscow s ingratitude proclaiming that 10,000,000 Belarusians protect Russia from NATO s tanks.

Speculators could have front run the bank in the markets, selling short, driving equity prices down, and forcing the French financial institution to sell into a bottomless pit.

The draft has therefore imposed the condition that that party, as soon as it knows that the error has occurred, must firstly notify the other party as soon as possible and secondly take reasonable steps in order to return the goods or services received or to destroy the goods or services without receiving any material benefit from them.

If modern macroeconomists do not reconnect with history if they do not realize just what their theories are crystallized out of and what the point of the enterprise is then their profession will wither and die.

The rule of law was no longer a vehicle for the application of justice, teaching us that when man loses sight of his transcendent aspirations, he quickly reduces himself and others to an object, a number and even a mere commodity.

The way in which the inhabitants of this archipelago were systematically dispossessed and thrown off their land in the name of Western strategic interests is a human tragedy for which the West can and should make restitution.

But all this potential strength may be to no avail if Europeans do not solve the immediate problems stemming from financial markets loss of confidence in the euro. All who admire the European experiment must hope that they succeed.

Yemen is mired in crises that it cannot solve alone. Unless its international allies throw it a lifeline, it risks being swallowed by a sea of disorder that could imperil the entire region.

As it happens, the charges were duly dropped, and there the case might have rested if President Obama, tired and frustrated after weeks of fighting for his healthcare bill, had not weighed in on behalf of his friend Gates, and called the police stupid.

If he does not change course in Iraq and beyond, his presidency might draw the curtain on long decades of American hegemony in the Middle East to the detriment of its closest allies in the region.

But will Congress act quickly? Given the depth of political polarization in the US, and thus the need for 60 of 100 votes in the Senate to end a Republican filibuster, there is no sign of it being able to do so.