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If people no longer expect objectivity from their political and legal systems, then all justice will be reduced to a power struggle between conflicting and irreconcilable perspectives, a struggle in which the most dominant and pervasive bias will replace fair and impartial process as the character of justice. But if objectivity in law and politics is everywhere supplanted by conflict between subjective interests, then the side of economic privilege and established authority will always retain dominance. A society in which people no longer expect representatives of its major institutions even to attempt to render objectivity in their professional demeanours is a society whose major institutions are in a crisis of ethical legitimacy. In such a society, there is wide spread cynicism regarding the possibility of fair political process because it seems impossible that impartial, unbiased dispositions could exist to enact such processes.
Robert Nicholls
Language and Logic
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Monday, August 27, 2012
The West is turning into china, loosing Freedom
This neatly compiled collection of newscasts puts together the case that something has gone very wrong at the highest levels of our society. The fact that the powerful are so paranoid that they are willing to expend huge amounts of our scarce resources on chinese style surveillance of people who are just expressing ideas shows the degree of separation between the people who make the decisions and the people who have to live under those decisions. Society seems terminally ill. After watching this one I think you will find it undeniable that 1) there is a problem 2) we need real reform.
Out of all the people who hold political power, or at least the facade of political power, there is not one person or persons that are pushing back against the police state agenda. To date, no lone executive has broken ranks with the globalists and issued orders to the political puppets to try and save the day. Is there not one among you, you men of power and privilege, who loves lady liberty more than your false trophys of excess.
I will not shut up. I know fully well the implications of speaking my mind. You can do what you will but I love liberty more than life itself. You do not have my obedience, and that is all it takes for you to lose your power. I am not afraid.
I will not live in fear, and neither will you.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
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Dalai Lama: China is built on lies, run by hypocrites
Analysis: ANC in crisis after Dalai Lama visa move
South Africa's Tutu fetes 80th birthday amid controversy
Saturday, March 20, 2010
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Hidden cause of great recession and next financial crisis? Debt
The Next Wave Of The Housing Crisis: Much More Pain In 2010, 2011
Taiwan’s aging Naval capabilities
Strategic Implications of China's Access to the Rajin Port
One year later Gao Zhisheng remains missing
Tibetan Students Stage Protest
Thousands in Russia protest government in 'Day of Wrath'
Russia’s violent and corrupt police
Russia Looks East and Sees Storm Clouds: Part One
Russia Looks East and Sees Storm Clouds: Part Two
Russian secrets for sale, no questions asked
North Koreans fear the country is on the verge of a new famine
Will Palestinian leaders again turn to violence to shore up domestic support
Iranians train Taliban to use roadside bombs
Why Hugo Chávez's friends can't save his petrostate
Army, Drug Gangs Battle in Mexico Amid Blockades
Ethiopian PM Says He Will Authorize Jamming VOA
Preliminary Design Of Free Electron Laser Weapon Completed
Bill Calls for Establishment of First U.S. Rare Earth Minerals Stockpile
General David Petraeus tipped as Republican 2012 presidential candidate
Report: Canada Needs Defense Industry Road Map
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
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Rare footage smuggled out of Tibet exposes chinese communist occupation forces oppressing Tibetan protesters. It doesn't take much for the chinese to haul you off, torture you and execute you.
Geithner 'open' to China proposal
Fed begins move that could sink dollar
Pentagon Questions Growing Chinese Military Power
E.U. President Blasts Obama's Economic Policies
Is Hungary the Financial Crisis' Next Iceland?
Russia seeks to weaken US, West: NATO general
Russia Moving From Conflict-Solving To Conquest-Guaranteeing in Transnistria
Detained American Journalists Seen as Leverage for North Korea
Tibetans Stage Farm Boycott
Behind South Africa's Snub of the Dalai Lama
Hamas accused in Lebanese assassination
Secret summit to target bin Laden
Obama’s involvement in Chicago Climate Exchange--the rest of the story
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News March 24 09
No cheerleader for propping up greenback at G20 summit
Intel agencies warn of danger during G20 meetings
Rights Group: China Cracks Down on Dissenters
S. Africans Angered by Decision to Deny Visa to Dalai Lama
Justice, Supremes confirm getting eligibility challenge
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News March 23 09
China: End the Greenback as Reserve Unit
China calls for new reserve currency
China Arrests Monks in Attack
New video of torture exposes Chinese brutality in Tibet
Video Confirms Chinese Regime’s Use of Extreme Violence in Tibetan Protests
Chinese Ex-Spy Speaks Out
Iran Has Started a Mideast Arms Race
Poland Hopes Obama Doesn't Abandon Them, Missile Shield
Lebanon bomb kills PLO official
Eastern Europe's Economic Crash
House adopts plan for mandatory 'volunteer' service corps
Report: 'Global warming' simply no longer happening
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Sunday, November 25, 2007
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Fear exposed: Iran poised to destabilize Lebanon
Iranian VP: We've successfully produced nuclear fuel pellets
Secret Files Prove Saddam Had WMD
September 2007 updates: Hussein and terrorism
China Jails Tibetan Nomad For Eight Years After Dalai Lama Protest
Cellphone Tracking Powers on Request
U.S. Tests Anti-IED Laser
Sunday, July 15, 2007
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Russia withdraws from arms treaty
RUSSIA LAUNCHES MASSIVE PROGRAM TO DEVELOP BLACK SEA PORTS
China Still Big on Slave Labor, Pollution
Over One Thousand Villagers Riot in Zhanjiang City
Uyghur Girls Forced Into Labor Far From Home By Local Chinese Officials
Farmers in Heilongjiang Province Call for 'Human Rights, Not Olympic Games'
Shanghai activist dies hours after medical parole
China's Exploitative Cotton Factory
Less Freedom of Press in Hong Kong, Says Report
Nicholas Young, Maurice Strong, China
FANATICS' TRIPLE TERROR ATTACK EXPOSED
Schoolgirls in the gunsights of the Taliban
Teheran continues nuclear activities
France's Villepin Could Face Criminal Charges
27 Cuban boat refugees arrive at Florida island
Robot Air Attack Squadron Bound for Iraq
U.S. Army Seeks Better Protective Plates
Conrad Black and the politics of justice
America good! Al-Qaida bad!
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
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Chinese Farmers Say No to Olympics
Update: Organ Harvesting
Small City in China Imprisons 670 Falun Gong Practitioners
Tortured Chinese Dissident Goes on Trial
Chinese Authorities Close Tibetan Literary Web Site
SPY CATCHING KYRGYZ STYLE
Syria preparing for communications cutoff
Jumblatt: Syria trying to destabilize Lebanon
Radical Cleric Killed at Pakistan's Red Mosque
Iran Building Tunnel Near Nuclear Site: Satellite Image
Another Iran 'adulterer' stoned to death
U.S. Navy Sends Third Aircraft Carrier Near Iran
New Icebreakers To Defend Canada’s Arctic
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Coast to Coast july 1/07 China Threat audio
Tuesday, July 3, 2007
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Hong Kong Marks Anniversary Amid Fears For Press Freedom
China's Slavery Scandal Reveals Weaknesses in Governance
New Zealanders Considering Call For Olympic Boycott
Launch of a new campaign about Beijing Olympics
China Cut Pollution Deaths from World Bank Report
Memorial to Victims of Communism All But Ignored by Mainstream Media
Is the Constitutional and Democratic West Fit for Survival?
The '96 Clinton China-Gate scandal media ignored
N.Korea tested advanced missiles: U.S. general
Japan PM seeking leeway to shoot down missile for US
Terror plot hatched in British hospitals
Same Men Behind Attacks
Secret Document: U.S. Fears Terror Spectacular Planned
Iraqi Cabinet Approves Draft of Oil Law
News from the front: Al Qaeda beheads Children
Nothing Short of Victory
U.S. Develops New Weapons
Sunday, June 24, 2007
News
Update: China-Gate Scandal
Update: Organ Harvesting in China
General: China taking on U.S. in cyber arms race
China: blind human rights activist physically mistreated in Shandong prison
US Senate worried about Chávez, China and drugs in Latin America
Political prisoner in China denied family visits
Mining Sparks Clash in Tibetan Area of Sichuan
NEO-COMINTERN MEETING IN TIRASPOL
Russian Aerospace Makes a Come-back
Iraq's 'Chemical Ali' Sentenced to Hang
Hezbollah's Terrorist Threat to the European Union
House OK's increasing Cuba democracy aid
Goodbye Tony
Hacker Penetrates Pentagon E-Mail System
GD Pitches Ground Laser to Protect Aircraft From Missiles
Full Hillary 'smoking gun' video released
Saturday, June 16, 2007
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America prepares for 'cyber war' with China
China’s 2007 Military Training Guidelines and the PLA’s Evolving Approach to Military Training
China Changing 'Status Quo': US Defense Official
China Military Commander Advocates Offensive Strength
CHINA: Journalist joins lawsuit against Yahoo! Inc.
U.S. Tightens Controls on Military-Use Items to China
Victims of Communism Memorial Dedication
Victims of communism roundtable discussion
Taiwan Approves P-3 Orion Buy
Hamas Takes Control of Gaza
Radical Islam's "End-Game"
US Launches New Offensives in Baghdad
Arrest over U.N. oil-for-food bribes
Disabled in North Korea Confined to Homes, Expelled From Capital
Venezuela may buy Russian submarines
Austria detains 2 Russians for espionage
The Role of Foreign Trainers in Southern Thailand's Insurgency
Military Tests New 30mm Air Burst Munition round
Monday, June 11, 2007
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Iran Threatens Regional War
IAEA Warns of Atomic Risk From Iran
Officials: Iran, Syria orchestrated raid on Jewish state
Gunfights in Lebanon siege camp after 17 killed
North Korean Counterfeit Operation Suspected
U.N., U.S. Trade Accusations on North Korea Program
China Drafting Space Law
China Must Stop Forced Evictions
Human Rights abuses in China
Olympic firms 'abusing workers'
Florida company recalls toxic China toothpaste
China products choke, burn, drown, drop, trap Americans
U.S. paper industry pins hopes on China sanctions
China, nuclear technology, and a US sale
Taiwan Eyes U.S. Military Refueling Planes
Taiwan Signs US$5 Billion in Purchase Agreements with U.S.
Success for Sarkozy Sets French Reform Path
Watchdog slams Google on privacy
Pelosi's Hypocrisy Exposed
Thursday, June 7, 2007
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Fifth Family Member Pleads Guilty in Scheme to Export U.S. Defense Articles to China
China exports lead poisoning
Seafood imports from China raised in untreated sewage
China Jails Holdout Couple Who Tried to Self-Immolate
North Korean Missile Launch Draws U.S. Criticism
PLAYING CATCH-UP WITH RUSSIA ON CASPIAN ENERGY TRANSIT
KREMLIN, ABKHAZ, SOUTH OSSETIAN LEADERS DELIBERATELY AMBIVALENT ABOUT KOSOVO
Iran Adding Attack Boats in Persian Gulf
Syria ready for war
Hamas and Fatah Forces Clash in Gaza
Venezuela Calls for Leftist Defense Bloc
Turkey Weighs Cost of Military Action In Northern Iraq: Analysts
Turkish Raids Into Iraq Worry U.S.
US gives Filipino informants $10m
Three ETA terrorist suspects arrested in south France
Good news: Immigration Bill Suffers Stunning Defeat
InfoUSA's Gupta Bows Out of Hillary Fundraiser
The Great Media Scandal Keeps Getting Greater: TWA 800
Wednesday, June 6, 2007
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History's worst mass killer gets Hollywood makeover
Call for Organ Theft to Top the APEC Agenda
Keep Up Pressure on China, Says Former Top Aide on Anniversary
House Urges China to Press Sudan over Darfur
Young clerk let Tiananmen ad slip past censors: paper
President Bush praises Rebiya Kadeer as a human rights defender
Taiwan Ruling Party to Stir China with Three Referenda
RUSSIA STILL SEES WEST AS PRIMARY ENEMY
RUSSIAN OIL PIPELINE SHUTOFF TO LITHUANIA: WIDER RAMIFICATIONS
Press Freedom Group Cites Hugo Chavez as 'Grave Danger'
Venezuela students spur protest movement
Iraq: No Evidence of Turkish Troop Invasion
Turkey: Troops Crossing Into Iraq
Iran caught 'red-handed' shipping arms to Taliban
Iranian Opposition to Hold Paris Confab
The Syrian-Jihadi "Highway" in Lebanon
Naming names: The Saddam-al Qaida connection
Picture Proof: The Saddam-Al Qaeda Connections
Sunday, June 3, 2007
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Truth about Kyoto: huge profits, little carbon saved
Gates Warns Turkey Not to Invade Iraq
Litvinenko wife rejects Lugovoi claim
China Report Draws Varied Reactions
Rural China's suicide problem
Taiwan Stages ASW Drill
Iran Leader: Israel's Destruction Soon
Bomber Strikes Near Somali Leader's Home
Informant Plays Key Role in JFK Plot
House Keeps Pet Projects From Scrutiny
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June 2 2007
Stop Appeasing Red China
Organ Harvesting Surgeon Identified
Organ Transplants in China: Just Like Picking Lobsters in Restaurant
Lu Decheng calls for the end of China's laogai system
Violence Flares again in China over 'One-Child' Policy
Taiwan Leader Urges Global Powers to Rally to Island's Aid
Russian atomic stockpile at risk of 'uncontrolled chain reaction'
Venezuela: Students gear up for protests
Venezuela: In the Spirit of The Monroe Doctrine
Plot to explode fuel tanks at JFK Airport disrupted - Four Islamic terrorists arrrested
America's real 'most wanted'Battle Rages in Lebanon Refugee Camp
Report: U.S. Hits Militants' Somali Base
Iraq-style bomb found in Afghanistan
Friday, June 1, 2007
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China Is U.S.' Greatest Threat
China’s Ministry of Public Security Issues Secret Directive to Investigate and Bar Thousands Worldwide from Olympics
Guangxi Family Planning Protests Erupt Again in Rong County
Tibetan Abbot Forced To Step Down
Russian Officials Seize Drafts of Putin Books
Burma Detains Opposition Activist, Critic of AIDS Policy
Silenced Venezuelan TV station moves to YouTube
Hurricane Hugo Chavez (venezuelan dictator)
More Clinton Corruption
Lebanon Army Tanks Approach Hijacked Refugee Camp
A Report from the Field: Gauging the Impact of Taliban Suicide Bombing
Kindergarteners choose 'death for the sake of Allah'
This Man Leads Nuclear ‘9/11' Plan
Monday, May 28, 2007
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Due in part to the efforts of this blog the following story was publishedCanada's RCMP will protect Chinese Commerce Minister against Falun Gong activists in Ottawa today
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Troops fire upon protesters in Venezuela
Thousand Protest Chavez's End of Press Freedom
Secret services say Iran is trying to assemble a nuclear missile
Israel: Iran Missiles Can Carry Nukes, Hit Europe
Shahab-4 background info
Shahab-3 background info
Hillary, Bill Clinton Linked to Elder Scam - How Much Were They Paid?
Spain arrests 15 terror suspects
Terror leader arrested having car sex near Arafat's grave
How The Gaza Rocket War Works
Ukraine Rivals Agree on Election
Afghan Army Wants Arms Based on Allied Standards
Google snubs Memorial Day, again
Dragon Skin Deconstructed
Now here's an Inconvenient Truth for the High Priests of Climate Change
Sunday, May 27, 2007
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Pentagon Warns That China Is Adding Missiles and Building Capacity to Fight Abroad
Arms balance tilting in PRC's favor
China Working to Project Power Farther
Guangxi Villagers Clash With Authorities Over Family Planning Measures
Chinese state controlled company Hutchison Port Holdings Yuma-Mexico rail line likely dead
Is China trying to poison Americans and their pets?
Don’t let Russia turn gas into a new weapon
How the Russians plan to invade Britain
Russian Police Detain Gay Activists
Ukraine rivals hold talks, troops deployed to Kiev
Rumors Say Kim Jong-il's Health Deteriorating
Venezuelans protest over TV station critical of the government is taken off the air
Natanz scales up
Lebanon gunmen dig in for 'two-year battle'
Seven killed in Assam bomb blast
U.S. Rescues 42 Iraqi Captives in Raid
Suit Sheds Light on Corrupt Clinton's Ties to a Benefactor
Colombia Warning
Friday, May 25, 2007
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China Gearing Up for High-Tech Warfare
Visit To Canada By China's Commerce Minister Bo Xilai
North Korea Test-Fires Several Missiles
Russia, U.K. Spar Over Litvinenko Case
A Shiite Storm Looms on the Horizon: Sadr and SIIC Relations
Important al Qaeda Video expected to be released
U.S., Arab Allies Send Aid to Lebanon
India Deploys Six Warships To Block Sea Tigers
Congress Considers Web Taxes