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History is not black-and-white... Point to ponder: "Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much." Oscar Wilde, Irish writer and poet (1854-1900). In politics and history - two disciplines linked closely by cause-and-effect relationships - there is a mainstream school of thought which is shaped and guided by vested interests such as, for example, lobby groups and the behind-the-scenes forces whose purpose they serve. In either discipline - or in any other subject, for that matter - an incomplete understanding of more than just the officially sanctioned side prevents one from making the correct decisions and drawing informed conclusions. Obviously, where a mainstream school of thought is useful to an Establishment, any non-mainstream views are detrimental to those who benefit from the status quo. For our efforts towards making these things public, we have been accused of "racism", "Holocaust denial", "re-writing history", "hatemongering", "stretching the limits of free speech", and the list goes on.
Toby Morris - Contributor Toby Morris is an Auckland based illustrator and comic artist. He is the creator of the Pencilsword and also half of the Toby and Toby duo behind the series 'That is the question' at radionz.co.nz Content by Toby The Pencilsword: Twelve Days A summer love story. The Pencilsword: Can people change their minds? Are people set in stone? The Pencilsword: Drowning on land Anxiety is fast becoming one one of the most common illnesses in New Zealand. The Pencilsword: We're number one! We might be number one, but this is something we shouldn't be proud of. The Pencilsword - Player One: Continue? Toby Morris shares five lessons he's learned from being average at video games. The Pencilsword: Goodbye Old Zealand Toby Morris takes down the myth of what it means to be a "real New Zealander". The flagged flags Toby Morris raises a glass to 10 great flags that didn’t make it, and says goodbye to what could have been. The Pencilsword: The Garfield principle Success doesn’t always equal quality, says Toby Morris.
Educating Humanity Colombia declares US base share deal unconstitutional (Build 20100722155716) 18 August 2010Last updated at 08:06 A Colombian court has declared as unconstitutional a deal which gives US troops access to its military bases. The constitutional court ruled the 2009 accord should be redrafted as an international treaty and sent to Colombia's Congress for approval. The deal allows the US to use seven bases to help with operations against drug trafficking and terrorism. But it was criticised by other Latin American countries over a concern about the rise in US influence in the region. The US, which has supplied Colombia with more than $7bn (£4.5bn) in aid since 2000, was forced to look for a new centre for regional operations after Ecuador refused to renew the lease on its military base at Manta. The deal agreed by former President Alvaro Uribe in October 2009 gave the US access to the bases for 10 years and would see a maximum of 800 US military personnel and 600 civilian defence contractors based in Colombia.
7 Institutions That Have Grown So Monstrously Big They Threaten to Destroy America June 21, 2013 | Like this article? Join our email list: Stay up to date with the latest headlines via email. Bigger isn’t always better. Corporations, databases, storehouses of personal and institutional wealth all are expanding at ever-increasing speed, threatening to engulf our economy and our lives as they do. Here are seven ways the runaway power of Bigger in finance and in data is threatening to overwhelm us all. 1. Americans have known about the danger of overly large corporations since the founding of the Republic. “The money powers prey upon the nation in times of peace and conspire against it in times of adversity,” Abraham Lincoln observed. Even an unlikely populist, Grover Cleveland, said this: “As we view the achievements of aggregated capital, we discover the existence of trusts, combinations, and monopolies, while the citizen is struggling far in the rear, or is trampled beneath an iron heel. Oversized corporate power is why Congress passed the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890.