We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, but by the time they reach adulthood engineers understand technology better than politicians. If this is not self-evident to you, dear reader, please watch the presentation given by Jacque Fresco in Bristol, UK on August 21st 2010. Jacque's views on politicians are forcefully expressed at around 44:44 into the 3 and a bit hour video:
More on An Open Letter From Croyde to the G20 in Cannes
Filed under Visionaries by Jim Hunt
As the G20 leaders start their deliberations in Cannes today some more famous names have been putting their weight behind the campaign to introduce some kind of financial transaction tax. On Tuesday the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, joined Pope Benedict XVI in calling for the introduction of what he referred to in an article in the Financial Times as
More on United Nations and Rowan Williams Join the "Robin Hood Tax" Campaign
Filed under Politics by Jim Hunt
In an article in the New York Times yesterday Jad Mouawad said that:
Energy experts say that the hostilities between Russia and Georgia could threaten American plans to gain access to more of Central Asia’s energy resources at a time when booming demand in Asia and tight supplies helped push the price of oil to record highs.
More on War in Georgia Threatens US Energy Security
Filed under Politics by Jim Hunt
