globaloney

It was in her maiden speech in the House that Mrs. Luce coined the term globaloney to describe then Vice President Henry Wallace’s post-war theories.

Clare Boothe Luce (1903-87) 1989

Congresswoman Clare Boothe Luce apparently coined the term "globaloney" in 1943 to trash what Vice President Henry Wallace liked to call his "global thinking," particularly a plan to promote peace by building airports all over the planet.

Is It Globaloney? 2007

Will anyone in the establishment media, which incessantly questions the accuracy of scientific reports based solely on who paid for them, even care to tell its shrinking audience that much of the scientific data supporting what I have for years referred to as "globaloney" is apparently not there?

NewsBusters.org - Exposing Liberal Media Bias 2009

"Lofty geo - globaloney tomes on the future of the world" is how the economist Nouriel Roubini has described his summer reading list.

A Revolution Of the Mind 2010

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OpEdNews - Quicklink: Globalization globaloney 2009

Globalization has turned out to be mostly globaloney.

OpEdNews - Quicklink: Globalization globaloney 2009

Some national-security staffers think all this is "" globaloney '' and that Gore talks too much at White House meetings.

Al Gore: Talk A Lot, And Carry A Big Stick 2008

Examine the Berlin speech without the prior certainty that Mr. Obama is some kind of fist-jabbing demon, though, and it reads like so much goo-goo globaloney.

Barack's European Vacation 2008

That speech was neither "the end of history on acid" (David Brooks) nor googoo globaloney (Thomas Frank) but a powerful use of time and place to make serious claims.

Susan Neiman: Obama in Berlin: Finding the Right Tone 2008

With cutesy titles like chief global pathfinder, dot-com executives were key to the spread of globaloney.

Is It Globaloney? 2007