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Real Choice in the Disinformation Age

Posted on 2012/11/08 by Wagathon

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The Great American Election of 2012 is evocative of history’s clarion call about what could have been and futures lost… The results of Frankenvote is telling America its 200 years is well behind and the future is predictable―e.g., California and the EU headed … Continue reading →

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It’s the Economy Not Global Warming Stupid

Posted on 2012/08/23 by Wagathon

Create a parallax view of the world. Start with your favorite global warming memes. Just replace AGW alarmists’ hypothesized effects on the climate of too many humans producing too much CO2 with the real effects on the socio-economic condition … Continue reading →

Posted in The Cultural Hegemony of Climate Superstition | Tagged Alexis de Tocqueville, Americanism, bankruptcy, Blue Cities, bottom-line, China, climate, consumer prices, economic recovery, economy, Euro, government, inflation, laws, liberal utopia, lost jobs, meltdown in Europe, Mideast, morals, more freedom, oppourtunity, parallax, politics, science, slow growth, truth, unemployment | 1 Comment