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Comment on Jeffrey Kofman by Allen

Allen — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 18:37:09 +0000

Thought Kofman’s talk was an excellent and weird mix of travelogue, personal reflection and analysis.

I still am plagued by nagging questions about what the future holds for these countries. Topple a shah and wind up with an ayatollah?

I also don’t understand why they’d struggle so hard for freedom only to risk installing dictatorial theocracy. I don’t get it.

Comment on Finalized Program for 2012 Event by John Vidan

John Vidan — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 18:05:08 +0000

John Vidan, Director, Strategic Policy Branch, Ontario Ministry of the Environment would like to attend.

Comment on National Advertising Week 2011 by Sherill Jesseman

Sherill Jesseman — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 10:34:15 +0000

Great post, I entirely concur. If I may deviate off subject and emphasize that despite having to pay taxation to the government and sending our citizens to fight and die in every war, Washingtonians have had no voting representation in Congress and have had to seek endorsement from people they didn’t elect on all legislative along with financial matters. That my friends is criminal offense against society, and America. Let’s hope it will change soon. Cheers.

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Comment on Leading Social Change 2011 – Part 4 – Juice for Thought by admin

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