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Paul Harris
Paul Richard Harris is an Axis of Logic editor whose analyses of international affairs have been widely read around the world. He is a paralegal licensed by the Law Society of Upper Canada, specializing in workplace injury matters. Paul is also a freelance writer/editor. He has traveled extensively in what is usually known as the 'Third World' and has an abiding interest in history, social justice, morality and, well, just about everything. He has a particular interest in African issues and has written extensively on central African current affairs. His work can also be found at vivelecanada.ca, where he is a member of the Advisory Board on Canadian Sovereignty. Paul lives in rural Canada surrounded by corn, turnips, and unwise land management.
Paul Harris

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    Travel through any city, or inhabited rural area, in just about any country. There’s one thing, above all, that you’ll be sure to find: garbage. We are an incredibly untidy species.   Garbage disposal is a problem everywhere in our Insta-Life society. There are things we simply can’t throw away... » read this article
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    We aim to replace the present capitalist system, with its inherent injustice and inhumanity, by a social order from which the domination and exploitation of one class by another will be eliminated, in which economic planning will supersede unregulated private enterprise and competition, and in which genuine democratic self-government, based... » read this article
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    In its basic concept, capitalism should be about people making things for other people, and making a decent wage for doing so. Then the people for whom the goods are made sell them for more than it cost to make them. Some of those sales will be to the people... » read this article
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    I went to see Michael Moore’s latest movie, Capitalism: A Love Story. It is vintage Michael Moore, and that’s why I was disappointed.   As usual, it was funny and it skewered some of the nasty players who have helped to bring the world’s economy to its knees. The outrageous... » read this article
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    A Canadian guy walks into his doctor’s office. He says “I’ve got a pain right here” and points to his hip. An American guy walks into his doctor’s office. He says “I’ve got a pain right here” and points to his hip pocket.   Heard that one? Of course you... » read this article
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    Where is Upton Sinclair? Where is John Steinbeck? Where is Theodore Dreiser, or Charles Dickens, or Emile Zola?  Where even are the Woodward and Bernstein prima donnas?  Newspapers and books used to publish the truth, no matter how ugly, and to bring to light the injustices and immorality that swims... » read this article
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    Nobody ever speaks about Turkmenistan. And most people probably couldn’t point it out on a map. But guess what it has lots of? Natural gas. Huge reserves (the third largest in the world, after Russia and Iran). And as you probably know, gas only travels one way – by pipeline.... » read this article
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    This is an article about New Zealand (Godzone)* that is only controversial if you happen to be an archaeologist, an anthropologist, a Maori, or a rat. I have a friend in Godzone who is neither an archaeologist, nor an anthropologist, nor a Maori. I’m not sure about whether he’s a... » read this article
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    During the 1960s and 1970s, people around the world marched, sat-in, wrote letters, etc. in an effort to get the United States to withdraw from Vietnam. This was not meddling in the internal affairs of the US; it was a protest against internal meddling in Vietnam by the United States.... » read this article
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    Effective June 1, a long-standing relationship between Canada and the United States will be over. The two countries will remain friends, more or less; but the cozy closeness will be a thing of the past. Historically, it’s hard to imagine closer, or more closely integrated, neighbours. But the US is... » read this article
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    So, for argument’s sake, let’s pretend the United States is a just and fair society. You might have to stretch your imagination, but that’ll be good mental exercise for you. Now suppose that nearby the United States there is another country, one so inherently evil as to be off-limits to... » read this article
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    Canada Interesting time in Canadian politics Dec 2, 2008   United States Remember, remember, the fifth of November Nov 5, 2008   Latin America The Harsh Reality of Harsh Reality: A Response to James Petras Nov 3, 2008   Canada Another triumph in Canadian democracy Oct 15, 2008   Editor's... » read this article
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      Canada Canucks in the Crossfire Oct 16/06     Critical Analysis Jews smart and good, Muslims dumb and evil Aug 2/06     Africa This day will never come Jul 29/06   Canada Terror at the Centre of the Universe Jun 11/06   United States Back in the USSA... » read this article
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    Mexico The Mexican Hat Dance Dec 25/05   Critical Analysis Avian Flu? Maybe Oct 26/05    Iraq Final Solution in Iraq Oct 17/05   Africa  Leopold leaves a lasting legacy Oct 9/05   United States The Enemy Next Door Sep 5/05   United States An Ill Wind Sep 3/05  ... » read this article
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    United States Getting Sober Nov 24, 2004   Critical Analysis Beep Beep Nov 20, 2004   Antiwar Movement Margaret's Gone Nov 17, 2004   Political Satire Notice of Revocation of Independence Nov 15, 2004   United States Wrongful Convictions Nov 6, 2004   Critical Analysis The Myth of Democracy Nov... » read this article
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    Canada Be careful what you ask for Nov 18, 2003   Africa A Portable Weapon of Mass Destruction Nov 12, 2003   Africa The United Nations blinks Oct 28, 2003   Economy Foul Trade Oct 25, 2003   World Is France the new saviour? Oct 7, 2003   Africa Peace... » read this article
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