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Sadrists reject SIIC suggestion of soft partition
on Oct 15, 2007 in Moqtada Al-Sadr federalism partition Sheikh Saleh al-Obeidi Ammar al-Hakim SIIC Politics(Al Jazeera) - The Muqtada al-Sadr bloc has rejected a suggestion made by another Iraqi Shia politician that the country should be split into regions based on sect and ethnicity. Ammar Hakim, son of Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, the leader of the Sup...
Hypocrisie souverainiste | Sovereignists' hypocrisy
on May 6, 2008 in federalism Michäelle Jean fédéralisme Gilles Duceppe souveraineté Québec Canada independance Il y a quelque chose d'hypocrite dans la réaction de Gilles Duceppe aux déclarations de la Gouverneure générale, Michäelle Jean (en anglais), en visite à Paris dans le cadre du 400e de Québec.Qu'on soit d'accord ou pas, il n'est pas surprenant...
Personal Responsibility - Ancient history
on Jun 19, 2008 in federalism US constitution ratifiers founding fathers original intent nationalism social theories US history capitalism Ron Paul personal responsibility democracy This blog is about finding fulfillment. One of the premises I work from is that I am in charge of, and responsible for, my own life. Because I live in America, I'm free to do pretty much what I want. That's a very special thing and makes me VERY luck...
Independence v confederation
on Jul 26, 2008 in federalism SNP the Union nationalisation Tory Heaven predicted earlier in the week, that the Glasgow East by-election was not the great triumph for the Scottish independence movement that the SNP would like us to believe. Wherever the SNP do well, polls also always show that if the electora...
Cha-Cha 2008
on Aug 12, 2008 in Philippines Philippine Politics Federalism Con-Con Change Promises Deception Cha-Cha Two years ago, the incumbent set of government people put out it’s “grand deception” as the Supreme Court called it, the Cha-Cha or Charter Change. They needed to convene a Con-Con (Constitutional Convention) or a Con-Ass (Constituent Assembly)...