I was having a thought the other day and concluded that a person who believes in free markets as a solution to economic problems, will inevitably develop a positive outlook on life. An integrated view of how a free market works means that one makes the fundamental assumption that each individual has a better idea […]
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The Editor: On this day, the tenth anniversary of Conrad Black offspring, The National Post, I’m remembering the man’s current ordeal and I’d like share my thoughts, if not with the NP readership, at least with the editorial board. I wonder if, when some three years ago those disgruntled Hollinger shareholders who asked the courts […]
Have you heard the catchy slogan “unemployment is not working”? That sentence is usually followed by, “We demand more jobs”. The two statements taken together, show clearly the ignorance associated with the meaning of the term “jobs”. And from the high level of unemployment in Canada we can deduce that few people really understand what […]
Truth: As human beings, the most significant problem we face today is the same problem all of our ancestors have faced throughout history – how can we be certain a particular thing is true or false. How can we know when we’re being misled? Each of us, as individuals, must be able to see what […]
Open letter to the Sierra Legal Defense Fund: Thank you for bringing to my attention the Department of Fisheries and Oceans study that claims to prove silt is at the root of the disappearing salmon problem and that in particular, logging road construction produces the silt that is causing the devastation experienced by the fishing […]
Is there anyone other than the currency manipulators and the government, that really believes that making more bad loans is the answer to the problem? I think even the most economically ignorant people are just hoping the government can accomplish what they say they are trying to do. But are they really trying to fix […]
Since the 1970s, it’s become ever more popular to condemn humans for disturbing nature. It started with the belief that resources are being rapidly depleted, and future generations won’t have the standard of living we were enjoying today. This is refuted by the fact our earth is a sphere of potential resources some 8,000 miles […]
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