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Monthly Archives: April 2011
WHY SOME PEOPLE CENSURE BAD BEHAVIOR VERY SLIGHTLY NOT AT ALL — PART 1
Is Adam Smith‘s The Wealth of Nations relevant today. You be the judge. In what follows, Smith explains the role that class distinctions play in morality. What is the subject? It is not what you would expect. Smith is speaking “Of the Expence of the … Continue reading
Posted in Adam Smith, religion, schools
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OUR POTUS OF PLATITUDES FINALLY DEIGNS TO RELEASE HIS BIRTH CERTIFICATE
Read this guy’s bio here. Compare it with some of his predecessors. It was, of course, too much to ask of our POTUS of Platitudes. Only the coarse and vulgar masses would dare (Birthers Still Have Questions About Obama’s Birth Certificate (PICTURE)). Unfortunately, as … Continue reading
Posted in Humor
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AN INTERESTING RANT
H/T to Fishersville Mike (Disrupt the Narrative). When I first saw Mike’s post, I thought he was linking to Disrupt The Narrative. Then I realized Mike was having a little fun, as usual. In his post, Mike links to Fred … Continue reading
Posted in Information Warfare, news media bias
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WINNING THE HEARTS AND MINDS OF THE UNDECIDED
Defining The Conflict When I got the following comment from Eric the 1/2 Troll, it set me to thinking. Well, I thought, this might be an interesting topic to discuss. Why not jump in. So I clicked on the link … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, religion
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Thorium As Energy Source To Replace Uranium (via That Mr. G Guy’s Blog)
There has to be something wrong with the idea. What is it? via That Mr. G Guy’s Blog
Posted in Environment, infrastructure
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