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"Liberation" Ideology
by Edward Cline
(April 13, 2008)
It is surprising that Jeremiah Wright has not made a pilgrimage to Mugabe's Zimbabwe to see his malicious ideology in action.
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Africa: A Tragic Continent
by Walter Williams
(February 29, 2008)
President Bush's trip to Africa and promise of increased foreign aid will do little or nothing to solve the ongoing tragedy in most places on the south-of-Sahara African continent.
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How Mugabe is Destroying The Zimbabwean Economy
by Ralph R. Reiland
(August 17, 2007)
With three-fourths of Zimbabwe's labor force already jobless prior to Mugabe's decree, the government's prescription for bringing down inflation only worsened the nation's poverty crisis.
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"African People's Socialist Party" and The Racist Uhuru Movement
by Valeria Smith
(December 1, 2006)
Racist ideology of Uhuru movemment treats black individuals as "blacks" rather then individual human beings.
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G8 and Live 8: Charitable Chowderheads
by Edward Cline
(July 14, 2005)
Enslavement of the free and the living to the needs of the non-free and the half-dead.
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The Tragedy of Africa: Local Tyranny Subsidized by Western Paternalism
by Thomas Sowell
(July 13, 2005)
Many people expected great things from Africa when new independent African nations began to emerge from colonial rule in the 1960s, often headed by leaders who had been educated in Europe and America.
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The Tragedy of Africa: Foreign Aid and Debt Forgiveness
by Thomas Sowell
(July 12, 2005)
Promoting dependency and irresponsible borrowing is not the way to help the poor internationally any more than these are ways of helping the poor at home. Such policies benefit the bureaucracies that administer foreign aid and enable vain people to see themselves as saviors, even when they are doing more harm than good.
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Freedom, Not Foreign Aid, For Africa
by Walter Williams
(July 12, 2005)
What Africa needs, foreign aid cannot deliver, and that's elimination of dictators and socialist regimes, establishment of political and economic freedom, rule of law and respect for individual rights. Until that happens, despite billions of dollars of foreign aid, Africa will remain a basket case.
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An Explanation for Third World Poverty
by Walter Williams
(June 30, 2004)
What is more important is that if we ranked countries according to how Freedom House rates their human-rights guarantees, we'd see that citizens of countries with market economies are not only richer, but they tend to enjoy a greater measure of human-rights protections. While there is no complete explanation for the correlation between free markets, higher wealth and human-rights protections, you can bet the rent money that the correlation is not simply coincidental.
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Libyan Dictator Moammar Gadhafi: Learning the Lessons of Stalin
by Alexander Marriott
(January 3, 2004)
Ayn Rand pointed out that when good and evil compromise the only one who benefits is evil, good can gain nothing from evil, but evil prospers by the sanction of good. We shall see this proved yet again, despite the numerous historical warnings, by our compromising with Libya.
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