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Daily Archives: August 17, 2011
Activism
From the Economist ANNA HAZARE, a 74-year-old activist fond of calling hunger strikes to demand a tougher fight against pervasive corruption in India, was due to start a big protest in Delhi on August 16th. But at dawn, as he … Continue reading
Posted in Breaking the mould, The world we live in Now
Tagged ANNA HAZARE, Corruption, India
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Greed
An Essay by Thomas Hüetlin The blazing infernos which took hold in the UK’s biggest cities have shocked British society. It wasn’t a desire to protest that drove the brutal looters onto the streets, but pure consumer greed. Bankers, politicians … Continue reading
Live with love
WHAT IS IT TO LIVE WITH LOVE By Justme What is it to live with love? To combine, to commit, to converge, and to see. To understand you can’t change that, which is already, so definitely free. To know that … Continue reading
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