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Tag Archives: Democracy
Iraq’s liberation, the Arab Spring and the democratic revolution
Saddam’s statue: the bitter regrets of Iraq’s sledgehammer man Guardian – PETER BEAUMONT – Mar 9, 2013 “Then we had only one dictator. Now we have hundreds,” he says, echoing a popular sentiment in a country mired in political problems … more
Posted in Government, Politics
Tagged Arab Spring, Democracy, democratic revolution, Iraq
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Democracy: in business of plundering
Jewellers say non-branded gold to cost more Zee News – Mar 19, 2012 In the 2012-13 Budget, the government proposed to levy 1 percent excise duty on non-branded gold jewellery too besides doubling import duty on gold to 4 percent.
Posted in Economy, Government, Money
Tagged Democracy, gold, Indian gold imports, tax on gold
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Hogs and dogs, lions and tigers
What if it’s about them? Youtube – Judge Napolitano, Fox News Freedom Watch – Feb 13, 2012 “What if what we call public opinion is just a manufactured narrative that makes it easier to convince people that if their views … more
Posted in Government, Politics
Tagged Democracy, electing a president, elections, Judge Napolitano
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Fools Elected by Fools
Stupid voters enable broken government CNN – LZ GRANDERSON – Sep 27, 2011 The biggest reason government is broken is because of voters.
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Tagged Democracy, fool's paradise, voters
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Capturing the world leaders
People in power look at the direction of the popular opinion. Really they put themselves at the mercy of the population. Democracy means from the bottom up. Autocracy means from top down. If you can capture the interest of the … more
