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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Can a government run like a corporation?
The global shift to the right has resulted in governments of countries trying to run themselves like corporations; Dubai and Singapore are examples that come to mind. Privatization, less government, less taxes, and less social benefits are in fashion. And … Continue reading
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Tagged advertizing, borders, corporate, corporation, economic, government, national, privatization, Responsibility, run, Shared, social, tracks, Value, voters
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To vote or not to vote – that is not a question anymore
It’s election time in Canada again and I can’t avoid pondering matters political. Nothing much has changed from the last election it seems, and therein lies the question. Will there be voter apathy this time too? Too many people saying, … Continue reading
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Tagged democracy, election, gas, North Africa, party, polling, question, tank, tsunami, TV, tweets, vote
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Home – where is it?
Having lived at various times of my life in different places, I’ve often wondered where home really is. Is it where I live right now as a suburban transplant in a small town by a large lake? Is it back … Continue reading
