Not exact matches
In their more hostile moments, radicals even question the motives
of neoconservatives, noting the huge
sums of money flowing into neoconservative think tanks and
movements.
In most cases involving institutional investors, the daily variation margin settlement guidelines for futures call for actual
money movement only above some insignificant amount to avoid wiring back and forth small
sums of cash.
(You may never see a more perfect example
of hypocrisy than the climate - change
movement's ironclad belief that their vast funding is one hundred percent pure and noble — even when, as Curry notes, it comes from those eeeeeevil fossil fuel companies, who donate enormous
sums of money to universities and environmental groups.)
As readers
of Planet3.0 might know I have been somewhat critical about the anti-pipelines
movement (be it Keystone XL, Northern Gateway, Kinder Morgan or something else), my basic position (check the link for something more substantial) is that as long as selling the tar sand bitumen is massively profitable then the anti-pipeline strategy boils down to getting governments and corporations to turn their backs and walk away from huge
sums of money.