Sunday, March 8
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Robert Fredericks is the guest editor today. (Guest editors do not approve the original columns.) |
U.K. Government Takes 65% Lloyds Stake
“The
Magic: How Slums Become Lovely Towns
“And
if the socialists amongst us are not convinced enough, I propose an
experiment. Choose any slum in
The Dog Eats Its Tail: Oversized Classes, Overpopulated Prisons
The author unintentionally provides an excellent argument against public education.
“Most of all, I don't want to live in a world in which the rights of the smallest and most important minority, THE INDIVIDUAL, are sacrificed to the mob for the public good.”
“The problem is that since Mr. Limbaugh has a history of partisanship, and since he did not forcefully criticize the Bush Administration for similar (if slightly more modest) plans, many cannot see past the messenger to recognize the truth in the message.”
Bootleggers, Baptists, and Bailed-Out Bankers
“The
good Baptists just wanted the Lord’s Day to be relatively alcohol-free. And
the bootleggers just loved the idea of having one day without competition from
the legitimate sellers.”
Caught on Film and Stored on Database: How Police Keep Tabs on Activists
“Police
footage obtained by the Guardian has revealed the crude monitoring methods
deployed across the country against protesters, thousands of whom have their
personal details stored on criminal intelligence systems for up to seven
years.” (with video)
Metallica's Lars 'I Hate The Internet' Ulrich Pirates His Own Album
Craigslist Is No Pimp: Keep the Erotic Ads
“Closing
down a section of Craigslist infringes on the freedom of the Internet. Such a
move symbolizes not only a country taking a broad moral stance, but also one
willing to blind itself from legitimate, Constitutional freedoms for the
misguided and impossible purposes of cleansing a nation.”
“More than 20 states have passed recent resolutions in defiance of the central government’s intrusion into their liberties and governing powers, with all including a demand to obey the Constitution’s Ninth and Tenth Amendments.”
It's the Europhiles Versus Reality - And Reality Is Going to Win
“The EU was never meant to be.”
Nestle Sues Company That Came Up With Product 15 Years Before Nestle Patented It
The Headset That Will Mimic All Five Senses and Make the Virtual World as Convincing as Real Life
“The
device will allow users a life-like experience of places such as
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