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Tag Archives: prostitution
Amsterdam’s Fading Red Light
In a blow to social libertarians, the prodigal country of Holland is finally taking steps to scrap legal prostitution and drug sales, citing widespred social decay and crime.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Amsterdam, crime, drugs, Holland, prostitution, social decay, social libertarians
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A Scandal in Seven Hills
The premier of New South Wales, Mr. Nathan Rees, was reportedly surprised to discover that an illegal brothel was in operation above his offices, in a commercial building in the Seven Hills area outside Sydney. Unfortunately for the brothel’s owners, … Continue reading
The Infantile Identity
I tend to take a liberal attitude toward alternative lifestyles generally. Apart from the moral requirement to protect personal freedom, I like to think they do more to enliven the human experience for spectators, than they do to exert the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged adult baby, alternative lifestyles, bestialism, California, civilization, Gavin Newsom, hate crimes, Heidilynn, hypnosis, identity, identity politics, incest, incontinence, infantilism, legalization, liberalism, liberalization, paraphilic infantilism, pedophilia, pride parades, prostitution, Robert Bork, San Francisco, social legitimation, therapist, therapy, toilet training, Vanderbilt Hospital
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A Brothel in Sydney
There are more than 5,000 legal brothels in Australia. Here’s a peak inside one of them.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Australia, brothels, Golden Apple, prostitution, Sydney
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This Kid Has a Bright Future Ahead of Him
Ralph Hardy, a 13 year old from Newark, Texas confessed to ordering an extra credit card from his father’s existing credit card company, and took his friends on a $30,000 spending spree, culminating in playing “Halo” on an Xbox with … Continue reading
Posted in Chris' Page, Humor, Law
Tagged halo, newark, politicians, prostitution, ralph hardy, tx, world of warcraft, wow, xbox
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It Couldn’t Happen To A Nicer Tyrant
I’m sure you are all well informed on the Spitzer chronicles by now. If not, crawl through the Memeorandum links to inform yourself (get a cup of coffee or other preferred beverage, because it will take awhile). I just wanted … Continue reading
Scrambling for Africa: A Conversation with John Ghazvinian
Gas flaring in the Niger Delta (photo: Ellie) John Ghazvinian is a journalist and historian of considerable insight into African affairs. He also happens to have written one of the best recent books on the emergent international struggle for African … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Developmental economics, Economics, Foreign affairs, Interviews, Lee's Page
Tagged Africa, Alberta, Angola, Arctic, Beijing, Bonga, business, Cabinda, Cameroon, Canada, Chad, Chevron, cocoa, Cold War, Congo, Domestic Politics, Dutch disease, economy, energy, Environment, ethnic nationalism, Financial Times, FPSO, Gabon, Geneva, geostrategy, ghana, guerrilla warfare, Gulf of Guinea, Houston, IMF, interview, John Ghazvinian, Joseph Kia Mboungou, kidnapping, left, memo, mercantile, Middle East, neoconservative, Niger Delta, Nigeria, offshore, oil, oil sands, oilfield trash, peak oil, petroleum engineers, post-nationalism, prostitution, reinvestment, rentier, Royal Dutch Shell, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, shale, Shell, subculture, Suez Canal, Transportation, Uganda, UK, United Nations, Washington, workers, World Bank, Zimbabwe
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Nigerian Virgins Wanted
(photo: enric/baldiri) Nigerian magazine editor Madam Adunni Adediran, is appalled by the decline of traditional moral conduct in her country. In particular she’s concerned about rampant promiscuity and abortions among young women. To combat the trends she’s helped organize a … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign affairs, Lee's Page, social science, Society
Tagged Adunni Adediran, Africa, AIDS, college, cure, HIV, Lagos, Nigeria, promiscuity, prostitution, rituals, scholarships, sex, sex slavery, sexuality, virginity
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