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Freedom and Government – Part VI

INTRODUCTION During the early part of the decade of the 1980’s, I wrote a series of articles entitled “Freedom and …

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Freedom and Government Part V

INTRODUCTION During the early part of the decade of the 1980’s, I wrote a series of articles entitled “Freedom and …

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Tribute to Mrs. Joan Thompson: The Passing of a Superstar

I felt a feeling of great loss upon hearing of the passing of Joan Thompson. I struggled to think of …

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Crony Capitalism The Cause of Society’s Problems

Executive Summary Critics of capitalism constantly insist on the “failure” of the free market, from the news pundits to the …

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The Human Cost of Socialism in Power

Executive Summary After having been relegated to the dustbin of history following the fall of the Berlin War, “socialism” seems …

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Tribute to Mrs. Joan Thompson. A bright light for liberty

On Saturday I lost a kindred spirit – a sister in every way but biologically. Mrs. Thompson lost her fight …

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A cordon sanitaire in West Asia

Given the limited military options to contain ISIS, how to prevent its jihadism from spreading? In my earlier columns ("The …

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Reforms for good governance

by Rick Lowe April 2004 was the first time The Bahamas heard about structural reforms in New Zealand in a …

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Video: The Rule Of Law – Transparency

Throughout history small countries have contributed much to the world – from Venice and the Netherlands in centuries past, to …

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