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Tuesday, January 28, 2014

City OKs online voting | Brantford Expositor

Embrace this tech innovation -it is a matter of voter choice. Remember our heritage-Bell's telephone invention scared a lot of people in the beginning of a new age.

GreatSave Sieg Holle
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Sorry Sieg. This paper ballot in person voting has been around over a hundred yrs. It has worked. It is the only way to protect the process.
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If on line billing is growing and works with billions $ of secure transactions -domestically internationally surely the same process can be used to safeguard the integrity of the voting process.You can have both (paper or online and let the voter chose his preference.

City OKs online voting | Brantford Expositor

Embrace this tech innovation -it is a matter of voter choice. Remember our heritage-Bell's telephone invention scared a lot of people in the beginning of a new age.

GreatSave Sieg Holle
3 hours ago
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Sorry Sieg. This paper ballot in person voting has been around over a hundred yrs. It has worked. It is the only way to protect the process.
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If on line billing is growing and works with billions $ of secure transactions -domestically internationally surely the same process can be used to safeguard the integrity of the voting process.You can have both (paper or online and let the voter chose his preference.

Sunday, January 12, 2014

▶ John Stossel - Economic Freedom and Prosperity - YouTube

▶ John Stossel - Economic Freedom and Prosperity - YouTube
useful information why economic freedom leads to the best place to live

freedom is freedom

Are you a criminal? Regulation fascism makes you one ;;;;;
http://youtu.be/nBiJB8YuDBQ

push back rool back government terror programs?

Saturday, January 04, 2014

What Drives Us to Do the Right Thing? A Look at New Brain Research - WSJ.com

What Drives Us to Do the Right Thing? A Look at New Brain Research - WSJ.com

Why the "By individual choice" works better then " by governance force and dictate "

It makes sense to reduce the many rules that plague the living and enforce compliance through force -

2014

Thursday, January 02, 2014

Low Job Satisfaction in the Federal Bureaucracy | Cato @ Liberty

Low Job Satisfaction in the Federal Bureaucracy | Cato @ Liberty

Why we need less government - the efficiency and satisfaction reality -a fact push back

Look for a little more economic drama for Canada in 2014 - The Globe and Mail

Look for a little more economic drama for Canada in 2014 - The Globe and Mail

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/economy/canadas-seven-deadly-economic-problems/article16151741/

economic future - go west where the action is
Happy and prosperous 2014

Sunday, December 29, 2013

Toronto police officer strips naked “hundreds” of people | Toronto Star

Toronto police officer strips naked “hundreds” of people | Toronto Star

It is time to push back the bad policing cancer

Friday, August 23, 2013

China agricultural acheivements

The food miracle that China has enacted since it began its transformation into an industrial powerhouse in the late 1970s. This 2013 report from the United Nation’s Food and Agriculture Organization and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) brims with data on this feat. The nation slashed its hunger rate — from 20 percent of its population in 1990 to 12 percent today — by quietly turbocharging its farms. China’s total farm output, a broad measure of food churned out, has tripled since 1978. The ramp-up in livestock production in particular is even more dizzying — it rose by a factor of five. Overall, China’s food system represents a magnificent achievement: It feeds nearly a quarter of the globe’s people on just 7 percent of its arable land.

But now, 35 years since it began reforming its state-dominated economy along market lines, China’s spectacular run as provider of its own food is looking severely strained. Its citizens’ appetite for meat is rising along with incomes, and mass-producing steaks and chops for 1.2 billion people requires tremendous amounts of land and water. Meanwhile, its manufacturing miracle — the very thing that financed its food miracle — has largely fouled up or just plain swallowed those very resources.