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Yet Another Night of Sleep Paralysis
Quite fitting that upon my arrival in North America, after five months of absence, my unfortunate condition of sleep paralysis […]
The Science of Tipping
The practice of tipping extra for service is an established doctrine in North America, but it is well-known to be […]
Bold Canadian Election 2011 Predictions
Bold Canadian Election 2011 Predictions
Why I Will Vote NDP
During the first stage of political consciousness, it is always relatively easy to fall into a “hope trap”—-believing that one […]
How Regulations Help Sustain Corporate Monopolies
How Regulations Help Sustain Corporate Monopolies
Musician Birthday Celebrations
Today is the birthday of two legends, Fats Domino and Johnny Cash. Therefore, I play my favorite song by each: […]
Public versus Private Pay
There is a big talk of unionization and public-sector pay versus private-sector pay as of late. We all remember the […]
Honor System On Viennese Public Transit
The U-bahn in Vienna uses the honor system when it comes to tickets. Awesome.
George Washington’s Farewell Address
1 The period for a new election of a citizen, to administer the executive government of the United States, being […]
Yaël at the University of Vienna
In less than a month’s time, I shall commence my final semester of undergraduate study of both political science and […]
John Stossel’s State of the Union
Townhall.com But do not despair. If we make reasonable cuts to what government spends, our economy can grow us out […]
“It is time to bring the troops home.” -Rep. Walter Jones (R-NC) (Source: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/)
The Military Has Usurped The State
My latest article on the usurpation of civilian control of the American government, all at the hands of the military-industrial […]
Phoenix @ CEPSUM
Phoenix @ CEPSUM cjlo: Thu, 10/21/2010By: Yaël Ossowski Imagine the greatest of ironies: a French rock group from Versailles travels […]