A long-standing and loyal reader, Nancy T, has issued a new challenge for this fundraiser. He will match the next 60 donations of $100 (and multiples of $100) up to the match total. Make his exciting offer a hearty success by visiting our donation page now!
As Nancy explained in her e-mail offering to fund a “Double Your Donation” challenge:
I am in awe at the erudition of those who comment and usually have nothing to add beyond their searing analysis. Thank you deeply for establishing and maintaining this oasis of sanity in a world seemingly gone mad.
And in the same spirit, readers continue to send encouraging notes. We thought we’d share some. From Camelotkidd:
Naked Capitalism is a treasure, where I first was exposed to the amazing heterodox economist Michael Hudson’s ideas. A rare alternative media site that challenges its readers to think critically, without becoming an ideological silo of groupthink.
Yves is relentless in holding the commentariat honest following James Baldwin’s admonishment–“The truth is a two- edged sword, and if one is not willing to be pierced by the sword, even to the extreme of dying on it, then all of one’s intellectual activity is a masturbatory delusion and a wicked and dangerous fraud.”
Please support NC because I don’t know what we would do without it.
From Mike N:
I put a check in the mail for $250 which should get to NY by the weekend. Naked Capitalism has been a part of my daily reading for a long time, and I’m better educated because of it. Thanks for all that you and your team does.
And Richard I:
Thanks again to the entire team to help provide actual real news and information about what’s going on in the world.
We are also humbled by readers who’ve stretched to support this community. From Mark B:
On the way
$10
You don’t want to know what I live on
You can make your contribution here, via check, debit or credit card, or PayPal, Clover, or Wise. If you give by check (we very much like checks!), please let us know by e-mailing us at yves@nakedcapitalism.com with “Nancy T Double” in the subject line.
Thanks our munificent benefactor for her generosity, and I hope readers will respond in kind.
And if $100 is a lot for you, don’t let that prevent you from making a donation if you’ve been planning to but haven’t had time yet. Every contribution helps us meet our goals. And the other important way to help is by telling others about our work, whether in person to friends, family, and colleagues, or in social media like Facebook and Twitter. So I hope you’ll take her up on her fundraiser challenge in whatever way you can!
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