"Take This Job and Ship It: How Corporate Greed and Brain-Dead Politics Are Selling Out America," was published in 2006, and "Reckless!," on the perils of banking deregulation, was in print three years later.
With the $700 billion bailout package signed, sealed and delivered on Friday, the perils of a reckless financial era have come to an end — for some people.
Great fun, and not the least bit puffed-up, yet Monkey can't help feeling her time would be better spent alerting her reckless editor Ben Preston to the perils of The Curse of the Radio Times.
A "mob of reckless and violent motorcyclists," put the family in peril, the wife, Rosalyn Ng, said in a written statement issued by lawyers representing Ms. Ng and her husband, Alexian Lien, 33.
The Chance cards, which issue players with fines, have been tailored to reflect the perils of Nigeria's treacherous roads and reckless drivers many of whom, despite having licenses, do not know how to drive.
Hailed by his Wall Street backers as a visionary and pilloried by rivals and regulators as a reckless speculator, he has come to embody both the promises and perils of entrepreneurship in one of the economy's hottest sectors.
The young heroine of the German film Victoria really does have a busy night on the town – a mere few hours that take in flirtation, peril, dancefloor euphoria, an impromptu piano recital and, to cap it all, some reckless criminality.
Slogans that shout "Defend Socialism!", "Our Nation or Death!", "Socialism or Death!" rally a country in peril, or in the case of Guevara's "Love that is sane, is not love", kindle a reckless romance.
He is sufficiently crass, reckless and lazy to have had someone else read the science-fiction books he uses to illustrate the perils of scarcity and abundance.
