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Articles by Colin McKim:

Propping up GM a questionable investment
Jun 04, 2009 in Columns&Opinion

Many Americans don’t want to see any more wasteful debt spending, but also don’t want to see the death of a company so ingrained in American culture. We will be taking a bet that a demand remains for tens of thousands of American heavy industry workers.
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Obama plans to legitimize unconstitutional “prolonged detainment”
May 27, 2009 in Columns&Opinion

It seems the more time goes by, the more Obama seems to support the precedents established by the prior administration. Civil rights advocates were greatly dismayed last week after hearing about Obama’s plans to reform treatment of terror suspects.
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Resurgence of bartering an economic indicator that may offer hope for the future
May 20, 2009 in Columns&Opinion

Many businesses throughout the world are beginning to return to the traditional way of doing business that existed long before the creation of governments: bartering.
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Feds seek to control even your kitchen sink
May 13, 2009 in Columns&Opinion

The Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST) proposes to put “all ocean space” under the control of the U.N.’s Division of Ocean Affairs and Law of the Sea (DOALOS).
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U.S. should free itself from entangling alliances
May 06, 2009 in Columns&Opinion

American and foreign government officials have increased efforts lately to increase global oversight and regulation over a broad spectrum of topics. Operating within international organizations with globalist agendas, heads of state and their advisors have revealed radical plans to transform government as we know it, creating what is popularly referred to as ‘a new world order.’
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If you thought wiretapping was shady, think about a national ID
Apr 29, 2009 in Columns&Opinion

The real objective of the national ID system is to make tracking of individuals easier for domestic surveillance purposes. If you thought the domestic wiretapping program was shady, you can justifiably fear a national ID.
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