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Rob George wrote: Your "Western Civilization is Doomed," while not too encouraging, certainly is thought provoking. As are, I find, some of your other work.
Pauline Rigby (Australia) wrote: Thank you for your scholarship and contribution to informed debate.
Jim Laffrey wrote: I have been an admirer of your writings for nearly two years. I especially appreciate your approach to economics.
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Surviving Capitalism Blogspot wrote: The author cuts through the mystique of the US Supreme Court to reveal the rule of law for what, in my opinion, it is in the US--a part of the elaborate stage show called the US Government which distracts us from the realities of naked class domination by the owners of an economy that is produced by the sweat and creativity of working people. The author provides some essential lessons about this institution that were likely missing from your school curricula, i.e., your educational indoctrination.
Create Real Democracy Blogspot wrote: An excellent piece revealing the subjectivity of judicial decisions...
Alan Kerns wrote: Your approach to considering issues - asking always "Does this make sense?" - is not only sound, but essential if complex issues are to be understood.
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Dr. Jaan Suurkula (Latvia) wrote: Thank you for your article "Can America be Fixed?". It was excellent - I have also greatly enjoyed your other articles at Global Research, including that revealing that Krugmans models are in reality pseudomodels - which was very useful to me.
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Jeff Prager wrote: Thank you. All of your writing is prescient. If only the elite had the courage to read it.
John Cameron (Australia) wrote: Most illuminating your paper on [Supply and Demand]. Logically proven quite correct.
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Nathan.Allonby (England) wrote: Thank you for your article "The Constitution Never Had a Chance", and particularly for the intelligent suggestions it makes for reform.
Reviewed by Banana: A hard hitting truth behind many of the worlds so called stable issues which have been disguised with propaganda and blinded people to the truth. What message this blog and the author tries to give, is for the reader to look at a situation from a different slant, which quite often changes the way you perceive things you've known all your life to be something different. The blog is of standard layout and is full of content rich analysis,purely one for the intellectuals.
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Robert P. wrote: Your paper makes perfect mathematical sense and logic and is so simple that I am sure that most people would not have thought of this.
Robert Sczech wrote: I just read your article "America on the Dulling Edge". Brilliant and excellent observations. I am impressed. The language is revealing: Here in America, we ask "how much do you make?", in other parts of the world they ask "how much do you earn?". As you say, this is an important distinction.
Steve Brooks wrote: Thank you for your recent article. It laid out some fundamental issues in a concise, clear fashion.
Tom Martin wrote: I find your articles to be rays of sunshine in America today, blasting through layers of bureaucratic bull-shit.
Tony Ryan (Australia) wrote: The law of supply and demand. Well I never. Bettered at my own game. I thought I had questioned pretty much everything. Now I wonder how many more beliefs need dismantling. But I am dribbling. I wrote firstly to say, well done. A genuine original thinker. How rare.