Fuzzy Democracy
Paul Charles Gregory1. Electoral reform: Parliaments without parties. 2. Character & Ethics. 3. Rescuing Checks & Balances. Please note: I write from an Enlightenment perspective and, well-versed, am hostile to what is commonly called Christianity. And to anything occult.
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The monopoly of the use of force
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Can there ever be too many people?
Can there ever be too many people? This is the taboo question among those opposed to the tyrannical measures aimed at depopulation. It merits comprehensive reflection.
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UK citizen since 1952, studied philosophy, resident as a commercial translator in Germany for 40 yrs, now in France. Publications in both English & German.
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