Comments on Imperialism and the Open Conspiracy by H. G. Wells, Part 3 (Part 2) Series Contents By Alan Mercer I notice that Bertrand Russell also advocates world government in The Impact of Science on Society, using similar arguments to … Continue reading →
Comments on Imperialism and the Open Conspiracy by H. G. Wells, Part 2 (Part 1) Series Contents By Alan Mercer Even though this essay by Wells is critical of Beaverbrook’s views on empire, according to firstworldwar.com, Beaverbrook was the British … Continue reading →
Value for value: Please support my efforts. Comments on Imperialism and the Open Conspiracy by H. G. Wells Criterion Miscellany No. 3, Faber & Faber, London, First published 1929 By Alan Mercer Part 1/3 In a non-fiction article, Imperialism … Continue reading →
Disaster magnified by foreign interference (‘liberal’ imperialism). Read the truth for a change instead of mythology. No, Mister! You Cannot Share My Pain!, www.jamaicaobserver.com, Jan 17 2010. Other link. “The Aristides were stowed aboard a CIA plane normally used for … Continue reading →
Inaction on poppy crops a danger (http://www.canada.com/cityguides/winnipeg/info/story.html?id=8388dcbe-85f5-4659-a39b-24430cbc24ed&p=1) – National Post, 31st July 2008 “[Thomas Schweich (original: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/27/magazine/27AFGHAN-t.html)] quotes former attorney-general Abdul Jabbar Sabit, a candidate for the presidency in next year’s election who was fired by Mr. Karzai this year, … Continue reading →
National Post, 19th July 2008 – 88th Canadian soldier lost in Afghan mission (http://www.nationalpost.com/news/canada/story.html?id=667282) “Each time we lose a soldier, it causes us to reflect on why we are in Afghanistan and whether or not our presence here is making … Continue reading →
A Canadian’s comments on Canada (http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/021793.html) gives me a new perspective: “The first thing the English did when they decided they needed a railroad across Northern North America so they could get troops quickly to Hong Kong if necessary is … Continue reading →
Health-care reforms bring Alberta closer to European model (http://www.canada.com/edmontonjournal/news/opinion/story.html?id=abd353b5-f1ea-4d3b-9990-2787d2503e5e&p=1) “Last month, Alberta’s Minister of Health announced the creation of the Alberta Health Services Board, which is to replace the existing system of regional health authorities. Centralization is good? Whatever… … Continue reading →
Canada’s casualties As of Nov. 19, 2007: 74 since 2002, 60 in combat, 29 deaths so far in 2007. November 25th, 2007
Continue reading →Murder, Inc. – the reality of American foreign policy Justin Raimondo, Feb 19 ’07 …the choice is between non-interventionism and barbarism. (Original Post)
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