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Pro Commerce |
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English |
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commerce, politics, international affairs |
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Commerce and technology define the "modern world." They both thrive on meritocracy, diversity and openness.
Some polices enhance commerce and allow it to thrive others thwart commerce and support a dark, mean and dismal world.
We moderns have much to be grateful for but few of us understand how our wonderous world got the way it is. |
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Are the Palestinians worse than the Nazis?
Main differences between the Nazis and the Palestinians: In March of 1933 the Nazi's only got 44%
of the vote for the Reichstag
but they never held another election. Unlike the Nazis, the West Bank Palestinians appear
to be ready to hold an election in the next few months. The third in 15
years. Like the Nazis the Gaza Palestinians have declared their opposition to
elections... ever.The Nazi's neve
Arsenio Hall was poisoned
This
is what I wrote on Hall's Wikipedia page: "His role as host to
anti-white racist Louis Farrakhan severely disturbed his audience and
ended his TV career." His career on TV was from 1989 to 1994. Arsenio
Hall is a black comedian who had a popular late night TV show. There
was no reason the show should have died except that Hall self
admini
Natural gas ... from where?
I
have given much thought to the abundance of energy we shall enjoy in
this whole coming century. The vast reserves of natural gas shall be
the equivalent of free energy. Free energy creates free water for the
parts of the world where this may have become a problem. The same is
true for CO2 (if it is important) because free energy can easily deal
with sequestration and breaking or joining the CO2 molecule to other
molecules. It should be the end of the clean and green field. The dead
end.
Free ene
Is saving land good?
When is enough enough? If
you look at the entire United States you'll find that more than
one-third of all land is owned by the State or Federal government. It
does not include highways. Most of that is park land and wilderness. There are some
states that are nearly all owned by the combined state and federal
government like Alaska at 90%, Nevada 81% and Utah at 70%. Most of Idaho,
Wyoming and Arizona are public land.
Meaning from Tuesday's vote
In
many ways all elections that are local are local elections. What I see
in the three state voting of NJ and VA does not contradict that
truism.What I see is the legacy of the 1980 Carter-Reagan
presidential election, when a publicly conservative Reagan overwhelmingly defeated a publicly Liberal incumbent. That election moved a large proportion of
Democrats, union members, blue collar workers and Catholics, into the Independent category
where they have stayed ever since. The Independe
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