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A Perfect Plan for an Imperfect World
Some would say the simplest plan is generally the best plan, which is certainly true about the Worldwide United Foundation Plan to end global poverty and inequality and even as there may be many who stand in opposition of such … Continue reading
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Political Terrorism or simply, A Lack of Hope?
In typical political form and quick to point fingers anywhere but at themselves for violent events such as in Tucson, Portland and Times Square, pundits blame the supposed rise of “homegrown terrorists” which according to NC representative Sue Myrick have … Continue reading →