El presente trabajo es una obra que pretende incursionar en la sociedad y sus organizaciones pblicas; obra moderada, que sin embargo podra parecer radical para algunos lectores.
Critical Condition tackles several issues in our country today for which the lack of using common sense has simply taken us down a road of bureaucratic nonsense, leaving fears of offending someone if our laws do not fit into the far lefters expectations and laws being circumvented by our courts today.
This book is an insiders account of the way legislative proposals in the Cayman Islands are conceived and processed, as well as the operational context in which the resultant laws are drafted.
The theoretic aspects of the global phenomena of modern civilization are reviewed; the issues of global management and global development are analyzed.
Occasionally, there comes a time when we are forced to confront the world we live in head-on if we are to rise above the absolute seriousness of it all.
The constitutional conservatives in this modern Socratic dialogue are two celebrity radio broadcast specialists, rhetoricians of simpleminded and well-meaning zeal, who have made a profitable profession of showing others how to make the best of themselves by practicing conservative principles.
Here is what the US core citizens (the family) can accomplish with help from Keep Voting, America: Have a better understanding of how the United States evolved.
The major gap between the United States of America and the world parties is demonstrated between the madness of self-consciousness and wasting the awareness of the other and between the inspired symbolism and the inevitable falling.
African Youngest of those States must study, why do those States Rwanda, Somalia, and Democratic Republic of Gongo, Sierra Leone, Liberia, South Sudan, and Mauritania, Chad, get Civil Wars?
While racial tensions have increased in America during the first part of the twenty-first century, much of this distress has been exacerbated by liberal politicians.
The US government makes 350 pages of new laws each day, including directives of policy that limit what an individual may do at home alone or with consenting adults.
This book is simply the memoir of the Syrian Revolution in its six-year journey, all through the eyes of a Syrian poet who lived his youth in the capital city of Damascus.