Director | January 23, 2009
Let’s begin our tour with a nice, long statistical analysis of recent economic indicators by David Chapman at SafeHaven. Chapman notes the frequent occurrence of the word “Depression” in recent writing about the global economy. Chapman believes it is not a Global Depression but might become one. At the moment, whether the world enters a […]
Director | January 22, 2009
Vladimir Bukovsky draws the parallels between the European Union and Soviet Russia.
Director | January 21, 2009
New Left Review interviews a member of the European Parliament, Luciana Castellina. If you imagine that the European Parliament democratically represents the interests of the people of Europe, think again. The Parliament represents the proportion of parties in each country, and it has no authority to enact laws. The interview demonstrates that there really is […]
Director | January 20, 2009
The European Union plans to ban large-screen plasma TVs because they use too much energy. See the story at the Daily Express. Britain is set to search home PC’s without a warrant, under European Union guidelines. See the story at TimesOnline. A report on the schools of the future at WiseUp Journal. Good links at […]
Director | January 13, 2009
NWOU was pleased to find the word “localism” used in an essay describing the organization of local parties in Europe to resist the EU takeover. Some of these parties are already achieving electoral success. The debate in the Comments is very healthy. Fears of the shortcomings of alternatives to the EU are valid, but nothing […]
Director | January 9, 2009
The European Union simply isn’t working. Even Europe’s business leaders have expressed dissatisfaction in a recent survey.
Director | January 9, 2009
France celebrated the New Year by burning 1147 cars. Car-burning has become such a normal occurrence in France that no one makes anything of it. The government even pays the owner for the damage. Isn’t socialism great? They subvert the society by allowing Moslem integration, then pay a portion of the damage from the constant […]
