After The 'Syriza Shock' - Now Comes The Hard Choice Of Escape Or Merely Re-setting The Terms of Greeces EU Servitude We can heartily praise Alexis Tsirpras for calling bull on the destructive puzzle palace economics thrust on his country by the hypocrites and liars who rule from Brussels. And his finance minister designate, economist Yanis Varoufakis, is surely on the right track when he targets the rent-seeking bankers, big businesses and media operators who have plundered the Greek state for decades. <\/p>\n
26 January 2015read on... <\/p>\n
Education is Too Important Not to Leave to the Marketplace This week, events around the country will highlight the importance of parental control of education as part of National School Choice Week. This years events should attract more attention than prior years because of the growing rebellion against centralized education sparked by the federal Common Core curriculum. <\/p>\n
25 January 2015read on... <\/p>\n
Adios Cuba! Its taken over half a century for the US to finally figure out how to neutralize pesky Communist Cuba. Invasions, air raids, crushing sanctions, attempts to murder the Castro leadership by exploding cigars and poisons, diplomatic isolation, poisoning crops all failed. <\/p>\n
25 January 2015read on... <\/p>\n
Beware a New Cold War The notion of a New Cold War with Russia first arrived in 2008 with the publication of Edward Lucas' bookThe New Cold War: The Future of Russia and the Threat to the West. It received some attention at the time, but the cold war construct in its title gained little traction until the 2014. Since the Ukraine has been in crisis the phrase \"a New Cold War\" has become fairly commonplace in the media. Part of the reason for this is that the emotional memory of the Cold War is still strong and 'cold war' remains an easy, ready and convenient trope for media commentators in need of dramatic content. However, we should be concerned with more than rhetorical overreach by writers of headlines, book titles and opinion pieces. <\/p>\n
23 January 2015read on... <\/p>\n
A Second Even More Unjustifiable Episode of Government Collection of Phone Records In the rush to sensationalize the Paris terrorist attacks and minimize all other news (for example, even more horrendous terrorist attacks in Nigeria), the American media has conveniently overlooked one major ill effect of the public hysteria it is helping to foment. <\/p>\n
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