Monthly Archives: January 2010

Mass Graves in Haiti – Graphic Pictures – Please view with caution

Posted on January 31, 2010 by weblogbahamas

Rick Lowe A dear friend in Haiti, Daniel Rouzier, sent the following release to CNN and has given his permission to distribute it here in The Bahamas and the region. Daniel has an amazing commitment to and love for his … Continue reading →

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Cato Institute Scholars Analyze the 2010 State of the Union Address

Posted on January 30, 2010 by weblogbahamas

Rick Lowe This is worth the time to watch.

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A solution in Haiti: Try Freedom By Garrett Glass

Posted on January 29, 2010 by weblogbahamas

Below is an interesting article on Haiti, which is most appropriate given the debate that is raging on about the future of the Haitian people. by Garrett Glass. The troubles of Haiti are once again making front-page news all over … Continue reading →

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Lessons in Freedom: Irrelevance of Ethnicity

Posted on January 29, 2010 by weblogbahamas

Tibor R. Machan CNN has just notified me by email that "Sonia Sotomayor [was] sworn in as U.S. Supreme Court justice; first Hispanic on high court." I signed up to receive notification of breaking news but the notification should not … Continue reading →

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Background on Marathon Bahamas…A Message from the Organizers

Posted on January 28, 2010 by weblogbahamas

Rick Lowe The organizers of Marathon Bahamas sent this message around a couple days back and gave me permission to post it here. Let's hope this is a great success. Background on Marathon Bahamas…A Message from the Organizers Momentum is … Continue reading →

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By Election in Elizabeth Estates, Nassau, Bahamas

Posted on January 27, 2010 by weblogbahamas

Rick Lowe Bahamians love politics. Or should I say we love the games that are played, particularly the name calling. With the recent resignation of Mr. Malcolm Adderley, former Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) Member of Parliament for the Elizabeth Constituency … Continue reading →

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Lessons in Freedom: Democracy, When I Like the Outcome

Posted on January 27, 2010 by weblogbahamas

Tibor R. Machan Many moons ago California had a referendum, as only California can have them, promoted by the Democratic operative Bill Press, urging huge taxes on oil company incomes and profits, just about when the massive oil spill occurred … Continue reading →

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“Fear the Boom and Bust” a Hayek vs. Keynes Rap Anthem

Posted on January 26, 2010 by weblogbahamas

Rick Lowe Check out this neat video on the “Boom and Bust Economic Cycles” created by John Papola and Russ Roberts, It’s well worth your 7 minutes and 32 seconds. See more great stuff from Dr. Roberts at Cafe Hayek.

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Wow. Even the progressives are beginning to beat up on President Obama

Posted on January 26, 2010 by weblogbahamas

Rick Lowe Don't take my work for it, read the the words of Mr. David Michael Green at CommonDreams.org. His article of January 22, 2010 is entitled; "How to Squander the Presidency in One Year" "Hey, Conan Obama: How About … Continue reading →

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Lessons in Freedom: Taxation Without Representation

Posted on January 25, 2010 by weblogbahamas

Tibor R. Machan Over the last year there has been an immense accumulation of national debt. Now in principle this is nothing new–the practice of funding projects with borrowed money is quite old but the scale has never been this … Continue reading →

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