The truth at any cost lowers all other costs — curated by former US spy Robert David Steele.
“All governments and economic policies as we know them so far, are ‘mere artifacts of intellectual development so far’. Genetic imperative, meanwhile, drives the human life-form as a whole to ‘live as long as possible’ – but the only way of doing that is through science and science alone. American free-enterprise, capitalist democracy, in other …
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The purpose of high school should be to prepare EVERY individual for further learning, whether it be inside the classroom or outside. The way I see it, there are 3 categories of learning that a student in K-12 ought to master in order to progress for further learning: creativity, critical thinking, and memorizing knowledge(I fail …
Interest Rates in a Gold Coin Standard Gary North Lew Rockwell.com, 22 December 2011 Americans are living in a world of central bank profligacy. This has been true ever since 1914, when the Federal Reserve System opened for business. But the most recent bank-created economic crisis, which began in December 2007, has received more attention …
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Vaclav Havel personified the “power of the powerless.” He understood — as John Paul II understood – the value of integrity, the value of truth. The second paragraph in the article below is all too eerily suggestive of the USA in an era characterized by weapons of mass deception, unlawful indefinite detention, warrantless surveillance, and …
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Recent Communications Regarding Some Personal Occupied Wall Street Involvements by Jason Liszkiewicz November 26, 2011 (This is an edited email) Corporation$ = Persons + Money = $peech is a commonly agreed upon absurdity from what I’ve witnessed. “Electoral reform” is language that I think turns many people off and perhaps it’s time for a makeover …
Rob R: Thanks for including me on this mail. I know our opinions differ – even, sometimes, to the point where we are forced to doubt each others’ good faith. Yet I know that we have a common enemy in plurality voting. Robert S: I presume you’re involved with the “politics and electoral reform” working …
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Amitai Etizioni Et Al (33 pages) Amitai Etzioni: Reflections of a Sometime-Public Intellectual Jacob S. Hacker, You Might Be A Public Intellectual If…A Checklist for Political Scientists, a Challenge for Political Science Gary Orfield, A Life in Civil Rights Lorenzo Morris, Rules for Public Intellectuals Theodore J. Lowi, Public Intellectuals and the Public Interest–Toward a …
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