The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
Ron Paul “gets” the idea of basic liberty. After all, liberty is at the core of what our country was founded upon. It is neither Republican nor Democrat; however, after years of conditioning by the main stream media, the public school system, peers and a number of other “group think” mechanisms out there, our ideas …
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Robert Steele, the #1 Amazon reviewer for non-fiction, considers Stephen E. Arnold to be the single most professional analyst of emerging information technologies and their social meaning. His “Google Triology” may well be the most significant body of work of practical significance not just to the information industry, but to civil liberties, capitalism, civil society, …
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Below are links to two stories on health care, both offering strong points of view, neither being completely accurate or particularly coherent in stratgic analytic terms. Health Care 101: Health Care is a four-part affair, and any policy proposal that fails to address all four parts is unaffordable, unsustainable, and a betrayal of the public …
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Three for Lacking an Index, Beyond Five Stars for Content, July 25, 2009
Timely, Pointed, A Good Starting Point, July 21, 2009
Two Books in One, Opens Door to New Era but More is Needed, July 19, 2009
A Gift–Properly Priced, Presented, and MOST Rewarding, July 18, 2009
