Large crowed at Ron Paul’s book signing
Rogel @ April 28, 2008 # 3 Comments
I decided to dedicate my lunch break today to Ron Paul’s book signing which was around the corner from where I’m working. I thought that the half hour lunch break will be sufficient and that I can grab something to eat later. How little did I knew.
As soon as I stepped into the store one […]
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Imperial Hubris
Rogel @ February 24, 2008 # No Comment Yet
I’m reading the book Imperial Hubris: Why the West is Losing the War on Terror , and it is a fascinating reading. The writer, Michael Scheuer, served as the chief of the Bin Laden issue station and is an expert on issues of radical islam, Al-Aqeda and Bin Laden. His point of view, the one […]
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Tales of struggle and freedom
Rogel @ July 10, 2007 # No Comment Yet
It seems only appropriate that after discussing the Libertarians ideas in the Harry Potter series I’ll find a very interesting essay discussing the motives of freedom and liberty in The Lord of the Ring trilogy. What makes it even more interesting is the comparison with Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged :
The Lord of the Rings shows […]
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The hidden message
Rogel @ July 10, 2007 # One Comment
If anyone suspected that my addiction to the Harry Potter books is because I like children books, or that the dark story of wizard has its own magic - that works on old people too, she was wrong. Apparently my affection for the Harry Potter story is because of the Libertarian message of healthy suspicious about the […]
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Good as Gold
Rogel @ April 22, 2007 # No Comment Yet
…These were not people with whom he could circumspect. "Frankly, I don’t know, Fishy, I’m having trouble figuring it out. They say things in Washington that I don’t hear anywhere else. They say something funny and nobody laughs. I say something serious and they think I’m joking. I say something funny and they think I’m […]
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