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What is a Holocaust?

April 1, 2014 by Mr. Allen 6 Comments

Earlier today, I stumbled upon a curious article in the Washington Post titled "This is why Germany doesn't want China anywhere near Berlin’s holocaust memorial".  According to the article, President Xi was (in short) barred from visiting German's Holocaust memorial in Berlin because Germany was worried about embarrassing Japan. Here is a copy of the article in … [Read more...] about What is a Holocaust?

Taiwan’s opposition to the CSSTA = trade isolationism?‏

March 28, 2014 by pug_ster 5 Comments

With the recent Student protests in Taiwan reached to a breaking point where the Students occupied the Legislative Yuan and Executive Yuan, it seems that the Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement (CSSTA) might be open for renegotiation or disband it in its entirety.  While it is within their right for the student to protest against the government about this Trade Agreement, but … [Read more...] about Taiwan’s opposition to the CSSTA = trade isolationism?‏

Yet another myth about democracy: “democracy+capitalism = prosperity”

March 15, 2014 by Mister Unknown 10 Comments

When I wrote my first commentary on this blog, I outlined three common myths that people frequently believe without question when they think about democratic governance. Obviously, an idea as blindly and fervently worshiped as 'democracy' will have far more than just three myths associated with it. I continue my exploration of this ideology by discussing another myth that is … [Read more...] about Yet another myth about democracy: “democracy+capitalism = prosperity”

The Cultural Revolution and Free Speech

February 6, 2014 by Black Pheonix 14 Comments

PBS's Frontline recently aired a documentary of behind the North Korea scene.  Among all of the images of the expected misery, poverty, hunger, want, there was 1 segment which I thought was greatly overlooked.  A quick exchange between a few North Koreans behind closed … [Read more...] about The Cultural Revolution and Free Speech

Avoiding the Dirty Business of Justice and Politics is Not a Good Solution

February 5, 2014 by Black Pheonix 1 Comment

Politics and Law is the business of Justice.  And the Business of Justice, law and politics, is a very dirty business. Periodically, whenever I feel safe and secure in the knowledge of my place in the world and in my profession as a lawyer practicing somewhat boring law fields, I go visit a court or a jail for a field trip.  If you have never done it, in whatever country you … [Read more...] about Avoiding the Dirty Business of Justice and Politics is Not a Good Solution

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