1783 Massachusetts abolished slavery.1800-1804 Under the leadership of Francois Toussaint L’Ouverture, Haiti, a former French territory in the Caribbean, became the first black republic in the world. He had led a slave revolution against France. From 1697 to 1804 Haiti was an European colony. Toussaint was one of the most outstanding black leaders in the [...]

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It’s always fun to look at the World through other people’s eyes, even when it is clear they are jaded to no end. Recently, after the election of Senator Barack Obama to President-Elect Obama we have heard quite a bit of gloating by Democrat Bloggers about how the Republican Party has falling apart. They talk [...]

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Automakers decided to endorse a compromise proposal to increase fuel efficiency requirements last Tuesday despite the fact that Detroit’s Big Three got a fresh hammering on the Senate floor.The endorsement is a remarkable departure for the automakers, which have long refuted momentous increases in corporate average fuel economy mandates, known as CAFE. The opposition is [...]

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Fifteen hours is a tremendous barrier. It is the obstacle preventing one village from attaining the assistance of another and surviving a drought. It is the reason a trip to the hospital, or receiving an education, aren’t realistic options. Fifteen hours is what stands in the way of commerce between two provinces. It prevents communication [...]

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“Education and Freedom,” oxymoron that it is, is probably the most important issue of the day. The world we inhabit, and the one that will be inhabited by the next generation, is shaped by what future citizens learn during their most formative years. The school/teach/educate system exemplifies, and brainwashes young people, by being authoritarian, hierarchal, [...]

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