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From Al Fin:
- Tower Hamlets. “it Really Is Britain’s First Islamic Republic”
Eeyore, from the Vlad Tepes Blog, proposes one of the best ideas I have ever heard to come out of the Counter-Jihad Movement: British people should begin to construct or renovate a building and start trials of their federal and more regional politicians...
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The IRS Has Already Abused Its Powers under ObamaCare From Will at THE OTHER NEWS: The IRS Has Already Abused Its Powers under ObamaCare.HT: [email protected] Michael F. Cannon. Over at Bloomberg, National Review’s Ramesh Ponnuru writes about...
- Uk: "anarchists" Riot Because Government Won't Give Them More Anymore
An Anarchist is defined as "a person who advocates the abolition of government". But you know things are strange, indeed, when Anarchists are angry because governments are cutting back. This, from Stogie, describes the situation well: Fight The PowerI...
- Can Solar In India Change The World?
Article published on www.cleantechnica.com , in August 20th, 2015 The Indian solar story is much bigger than the story of one country and one technology. It is one of those game-changing developments that will have an impact on...
- Indian State Of Uttar Pradesh Signs 600 Mw Solar Power Agreements
Article originally published in cleantechnica.com, on May 6th 2015 Indian states are gearing up to develop ambitious ultra mega solar power projects in association with the Solar Energy Corporation of India.The state of Uttar Pradesh has signed agreements...
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THE FUTURE OF RESISTANCE: Small Technology and the Death of Big Government
From Al Fin:
As powerful technologies grow smaller, more capable, more affordable, and more concealable, large and oppressive governments grow less viable. If a person can supply his own food, clothing, shelter, security, health care, and means of income — all at a minimum of expense in time, effort, or money — who needs governments, as we know them?
Some governments are more oppressive toward their citizens than others. Dictatorships of Africa, the Middle East, and Asia are currently among the most tyrannical. But particular agencies in western nations have become oppressively high-handed and corrupt. To oppose these quasi-criminal government enterprises, people need the will to resist. But they also need appropriate technology and the organisational skills of resistance.
Consider, for example, a nanotech nuclear weapon that is the size of a thumb drive or writing pen. Or a tiny assassin that travels on the wind as microscopic dust until it reaches its target, self-assembles, enters easily into a body orifice and burrows into a vital organ to detonate, deposit a toxin, or do all types of other mischief. If no government official or agent is beyond retribution, the balance of power between governments and their citizens will shift.
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- Tower Hamlets. “it Really Is Britain’s First Islamic Republic”
Eeyore, from the Vlad Tepes Blog, proposes one of the best ideas I have ever heard to come out of the Counter-Jihad Movement: British people should begin to construct or renovate a building and start trials of their federal and more regional politicians...
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The IRS Has Already Abused Its Powers under ObamaCare From Will at THE OTHER NEWS: The IRS Has Already Abused Its Powers under ObamaCare.HT: [email protected] Michael F. Cannon. Over at Bloomberg, National Review’s Ramesh Ponnuru writes about...
- Uk: "anarchists" Riot Because Government Won't Give Them More Anymore
An Anarchist is defined as "a person who advocates the abolition of government". But you know things are strange, indeed, when Anarchists are angry because governments are cutting back. This, from Stogie, describes the situation well: Fight The PowerI...
- Can Solar In India Change The World?
Article published on www.cleantechnica.com , in August 20th, 2015 The Indian solar story is much bigger than the story of one country and one technology. It is one of those game-changing developments that will have an impact on...
- Indian State Of Uttar Pradesh Signs 600 Mw Solar Power Agreements
Article originally published in cleantechnica.com, on May 6th 2015 Indian states are gearing up to develop ambitious ultra mega solar power projects in association with the Solar Energy Corporation of India.The state of Uttar Pradesh has signed agreements...