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Tag Archives: Thomas Barnett
The Philippines as Red State
Filipino writer Benjamin Pimentel is surprised to discover that his countrymen were among the very few foreign populations to prefer John McCain to Barack Obama in a Gallup international survey. A happy place for Republicans in a lonely world apparently, as … Continue reading →
Posted in Domestic Politics, Election 2008, Foreign affairs
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Tagged annexation, Armenia, Barack Obama, Bayan Muna, Benjamin Pimentel, California, Christian, communist, Democrats, electoral college, Filipino, Gallup, Haiti, insurgency, intervention, islam, islamic fundamentalism, John McCain, Luzón, military, Mindanao, New York, Philippines, population, Roman Empire, socialism, statehood, territorial expansion, Thomas Barnett, United States, Visayas
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[Insert] War
Thomas Barnett takes a look at Gates and the different schools of thought on Pentagon spending priorities. Apparently it comes down to the Next War vs. the Long War vs. the This War vs. the Big War vs. Proxy War. … Continue reading →
Posted in Around the Web
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Tagged pentagon, Robert Gates, spending, Thomas Barnett, war
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Noneconomic Man in Modern Europe
photo: Tal Bright Thomas Barnett bemoans the grotesque state of economics education in Europe, which often ranges from the anti-capitalist to the simply fatuous. But consider this item he cites: Great French HS textbook: “Globalization implies subjugation of the world … Continue reading →
Posted in Culture, Economics, History, Lee's Page
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Tagged 1918, Berlin, capitalism, communism, Economics, Europe, facism, French, History, Kraft durch Freude, market, materialism, money, noneconomic, Peter Drucker, Philosophy, progress, socialism, Sweden, Thomas Barnett, war, World War I, World War II
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