In September, ARI’s executive director Yaron Brook traveled to China to promote the newly published Chinese translation of Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand’s Ideas Can End Big Government. We recently had the chance to sit down and talk about his China trip.
— Read on ari.aynrand.org/ayn-rand-and-free-market-revolution-in-china/
Day: November 1, 2019
[2008] Why They Hate China
The Trump administration is currently engaged in a trade war with China. The issues are complex, ranging from alleged Chinese theft of Silicon Valley – Justin Raimondo for Antiwar.com Original
— Read on original.antiwar.com/justin/2019/08/26/why-they-hate-china-2/
Dennis Blair and Jon Huntsman: Protect U.S. intellectual property rights
Nearly every U.S. business sector has experienced massive theft.
— Read on archive.is/nVVFQ
Company Threatens To Sue NBC For Reporting On Its Facial Recognition Tech Being Used Against Palestinians
Company Threatens To Sue NBC For Reporting On Its Facial Recognition Tech Being Used Against Palestinians | Techdirt
— Read on www.techdirt.com/articles/20191028/23475743277/company-threatens-to-sue-nbc-reporting-facial-recognition-tech-being-used-against-palestinians.shtml
Wisconsin Senate Health Committee Information Hearing on Kratom
Wisconsin Senate Health Committee Information Hearing on Kratom
On October 30, 2019, the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services held an executive session followed by an informational hearing on items relating to certificates to practice respiratory care, emergency medical services programs, and Kratom – a natural plant native to Southeast Asia – should be considered a controlled substance. Speakers on Kratom include:
• Jack Henningfield – Vice President, Research, Health Policy, and Abuse Liability, Pinney Associates
• Senator Curt Bramble – Utah State Senate
• C. Mac Haddow – Partner, Upstream Consulting
• Jason Rowland – Wisconsin Member of the American Kratom Association
• Beverly Venya – Wisconsin Member of the American Kratom Association
Article on American Kratom Association.
Who are the main players in the Ukraine scandal
Zelensky, Lutsenko, Leshchenko, Zlochevsky…the numerous Ukrainian names mentioned in the impeachment inquiry are hard to keep straight. We break each of them down to make it easier to understand who’s who in Kyiv and beyond.
— Read on archive.ph/Axnns
[2016] Tulsi Gabbard is the pick for secretary of State, not Mitt Romney
OPINION | Why Trump should not tap Mitt Romney to head State Department.
— Read on thehill.com/blogs/pundits-blog/the-administration/307527-tulsi-gabbard-is-the-pick-for-secretary-of-state-not
Why is the Media Covering Protests in Hong Kong, Chile So Differently?
Media coverage of the protest movements in Hong Kong and Chile contrasts sharply, tracing a line in US foreign policy that aims to buttress movements that benefit US imperialism while ignoring or demonizing those that challenge it. In several key ways, this dichotomy is apparent and palpable.
— Read on sputniknews.com/amp/analysis/201910311077185496-why-is-the-media-covering-protests-in-hong-kong-chile-so-differently/
The largest private coal company in the United States just went bankrupt
Despite promises by President Trump to save the coal industry, the crisis in the sector is clear. Solar, wind and batteries have the world to gain.
— Read on www.pv-magazine.com/2019/10/31/the-largest-private-coal-company-in-the-united-states-just-went-bankrupt/
I thought Trump was going to save the coal industry?!
A shame Trump canceled his subscription. Here’s a perfect impeachment defense.
The few attempts at a coherent defense have crumbled.
— Read on archive.ph/gveqf
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