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[Dominionpaper.ca] Dominion Weblog: International News: Is it possible for rich Europeans to address African poverty without understanding colonialism, racism, corporate plunder, illegitimate debt run up by dictators and handed to corporations, or the humanitarian catastrophe that the IMF has imposed? If that's possible, then it must also be possible to conceive of an entire campaign to eliminate poverty in Africa that ignores the many African social movements, and assumes that it knows what is good for Africa better than Africans do.
[Weblog.ipcentral.info] IPcentral Weblog: Pharma Archives: And let us have no nonsense about the importation of pharmaceuticals subject to price controls as a manifestation of "free trade." Forced sales at controlled prices are no more consistent with the principles of free trade than the purchase of stolen merchandise from the back of a truck would be consistent with the principles of free enterprise. Thus is the forced sales approach a blatant violation of the Takings Clause of the 5th Amendment, as the price controls would transfer the property rights inherent in patents from pharmaceutical producers and future patients to current interest groups (a blatantly private use) without any compensation whatever, whether just or not.
[Toughlove.catallarchy.net] LIBERTY BELLES » 2005 » July » 08: China’s gradual abandonment of Chairman Mao communism has been key to pulling the country out of destitution. Although much of China remains in abject poverty, export-led growth and international trade have boosted China’s economy so much that the U.S. now fears Chinese global domination.
[Acton.org] Acton Institute PowerBlog - Entries tagged as pornography: A Way Out Victim Assistance, a program of Citizens for Community Values of Memphis run by George Kuykendall and Carol Wiley, is designed “to assist any woman, regardless of race or religious preference, who desires to leave her profession in the sex for sale industry, namely topless dancers and prostitutes, to permanently escape the industry and re-enter society and the work force with a value system that promotes a healthy lifestyle physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually.”
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