RealClearWorld
Advertisement

April 10, 2012

The Pirate Party Is Changing The World

Rick Falkvinge, Business Insider

AP Photo

mong all the bad laws being passed right now, change is coming. The Pirate Party's plan for changing the world is proceeding much, much faster than expected. While the laws on the drawing board are still asinine, we're at a tipping point where the net repressors are about to lose their influence on lawmaking.

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: Germany, Sweden, Pirate Party

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

April 3, 2012
Berlin's Reluctant Euro Hegemony
Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, Telegraph
Germany's glistening new capital on the Spree - capped by Sir Norman Foster's Reichstag dome - is the throbbing heart of a reborn First Reich, a secular and democratic variant of the Imperium Romanum Sacrum or Hohenstaufen... more ››
March 29, 2012
Why Germany Is Hated
Christopher Caldwell, Standpoint
Once again, Europe has a country at its centre that is too big for its neighbours. Merely by keeping on its best behaviour, Germany has managed to reawaken the historic "German problem". It has succeeded its way into a crisis.... more ››
March 28, 2012
Europe's Firewall Follies
Wall Street Journal
With Italy and Spain too big to save, squabbling over the size of the ESM looks a lot like deck-chair management. more ››
April 10, 2012
Israel-Iran, Holocaust Perverted in Poem
Jeffrey Goldberg, Bloomberg
Grass, is a former member of the Waffen SS, and being a former member of the Waffen SS means having to say you're sorry. Unfortunately, all the harshness directed against Grass after he revealed this fact in 2006 -- six decades... more ››
April 4, 2012
Germany's Solyndra Moment
Romina Boccia, The Foundry
Germany's solar industry is on the ropes. more ››
|