The Port of Portland shut down by Occupy Portland today only hurts the “99%.” http://capitalismsaves.com/2011/12/12/occupy-portland-hurts-the-proletariat.aspx
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The Port of Portland shut down by Occupy Portland today only hurts the “99%.” http://capitalismsaves.com/2011/12/12/occupy-portland-hurts-the-proletariat.aspx
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The current buzz in the political environment is that Donald Trump will be hosting a Newsmax sponsored Republican debate in Iowa on December 27, 2011. Since this announcement Ron Paul, John Huntsman, and Mitt Romney have decided not to attend the debate. The Ron Paul campaign specifically explained that allowing a “reality star” to host [...]
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A discussion group for the Tribal Renaissance; This list is intended for pragmatic and scholarly discussion about the creation and maintenance of self sufficient, cooperative communities and the implementation of Indigenous principles in perpetuating, protecting and providing for these communities. Influences for this phenomenon are many from the sociological to the ecological; religious and political. [...]
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Ever since the election of Barrack Obama in 2008, pundits on both the right and the left have speculated about the next republican nominee. The top contenders’ names have been thrown around with the assumption that the nominee will be one of the same favorites that fell short in 2008. At the head of the [...]
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In today’s climate there seems to be a disturbing trend to demonize our most successful citizens; Rich People. Hating musicians has never made a person a virtuoso. Hating athletes has never made one a home-run hitter. Hating rich people has never made one prosperous. The rich create jobs, pay the most in taxes and contribute [...]
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In the last couple of days many blogs and articles have been posted regarding the uncontacted Indians in Brazil. I myself posted an article on this subject. How wonderful it truly is to know that there are still some free Indians living their traditional lives that have countinued to survive through the centuries of colonialism. And [...]
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