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Monthly Archives: February 2013
Unbiased reporting
Journalism isn’t what it used to be and probably never was. However, I note that at one time, journalistic integrity meant reporting what actually was going on, at least to the best of your understanding. You’d listen to the various … Continue reading
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The Elites of San Francisco
The city of San Francisco is the poster child for advocates of Alternative Vote (AV) these days because since switching to runoff elections, visible minorities have been elected in large numbers. Prior to the switch, the city council (called the … Continue reading
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Proof of No Heaven?
Dr. Eben Alexander’s recent book Proof of Heaven is apparently based on his near death experience. I admit I haven’t read it nor do I have any great desire to. I’ve read some critiques and reviews of it that give … Continue reading
Why adopting Alternative Vote would be a disaster for Toronto
I’m returning to this topic because it is both current and important for all Canadians. The City of Toronto is Canada’s 5th largest political jurisdiction. With 2.5 million people, It has a larger population than most provinces. What happens in … Continue reading
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The death of evidence
Continuing on in the theme of Neoliberal Transplants and Angels in America, I’m writing this time about how political decision making has changed over the last few decades. It’s not just Harper’s government that is guilty here. We see it … Continue reading
Angels in America
I’m getting progressively more frustrated by how American media panders to the religious right. It’s even affecting how television programs present their characters. It seems that you are no longer allowed to be an atheist in American television. Take, for … Continue reading
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