This Is It! World Premiere of 'Capitalism: A Love Story' Tonight ...a message from Michael Moore Sunday, September 6th, 2009 Friends, Well, this is it! Tonight, at the Venice Film Festival, I will premiere my new movie, "Capitalism: A Love Story." After 16 months of production, I am proud to present this work of mine to you. It is unlike anything you'll see on the silver screen this...

Justice Michael Kirby, about to retire from the High Court of Australia, emphasizes his most important discovery - love.Love for one another. Love for our community. Love for others everywhere in the world.Well, it's a way of talking. In some...

Goes off in praise of capitalism. But, at the risk of being thought one horn short of a helmet, can I beg to differ? You can no more immolate capitalism than you can pronounce the last rites over the lifeless corpse of laughter. Capitalism, like laughter, is the expression of an ineradicable human instinct. My belief in

I was surprised to learn this morning from the BBC on the day we celebrate the demolition of the Berlin Wall that this represented the triumph of capitalism. Twenty years on according to their latest poll Europeans are out of love with that same capitalism. Is the BBC about to

There's love that declares itself quietly, love that speaks poetically, love that is longing, yearning, desperate, heartbroken. But this, here, is love soaring, triumphant, shouted to the rooftops; it's love that won't be denied. Does she love you? You better...

Perhaps these 60's style radicals that the mainstream media seems to love to love should read the letters below from some of America's other young people! Truly none of us really knows exactly who and what groups comprise these malcontents who seem to want to bring down capitalism and replace it with some other system (or maybe just plain socialism) that they view as somehow being far be...

On Monday, Nick Clegg gave a speech on responsible capitalism. This was his first real foray into the debate since it has erupted as a major talking point, even though we as a party have been arguing the need to reform capitalism before it was cool. Before criticising capitalism, he praised it by saying this:

Michael Crick, love him as I do, is trying to create mischief in his latest blogpost on Jonathan Isaby's scoop. He reckons Lynton Crosby has "defected" to Libertas. Fail. Lynton runs a company which advises political parties on how to run and win election campaigns. He is a consultant. Consultants consult. They are the political equivalent of mercanaries. I'd love to see him back advisin...

Ah. Another crisis in the markets, another bunch of half-wits proudly declaring the death of capitalism. I may be relativley young, but I have already witnessed several claimed deaths of capitalism: the credit crunch, the dotcom bubble, Black Whateversday in the late 80s, and there was possibly something else that cropped in the 90s that maybe was a sort of capitalism with pneumonia, but not that

IS THIS the end of capitalism? Yes, according to the front page of the Socialist Worker, which has a piece by my old mate Chris Bambery, thundering: "Capitalism isn't