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Nkrumahism, The Can of Worms I Opened-FDR

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  • GORGORDUTOR 8 years ago

    AAH EGYA BUNU BIOM GWAO MORLEH.

  • Mahmoud 8 years ago

    "Communism was intended as a political-economic system which would liberate oppressed workers in industrialized western countries. It never took root in the intended environment and instead spread to undeveloped agrarian coun ...
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  • GORGORDUTOR 8 years ago

    DIAGNOSIS: ACUTE SOCIOPOLITICAL DEMENTIA WITH ATTENDANT SYMPTOMS AND MALADIES AS FOLLOWS: CHRONIC PSYCHOPATHIC LOGORRHEA, SOCIOPATHIC MENDACITY, CHRONIC HALFBAKED PROPAGANDA REGURGITATION, ACUTE AD HOMINEM INSULTITIS, CHRONIC ...
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  • francis kwarteng 8 years ago

    Dear Readers,

    This is the first part of my rejoinder to Baidoo's series on Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal.

    I specifically wrote to the editor of Ghanaweb that this is the first article I have written to critiqu ...
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  • Amanfo 8 years ago

    Dear Mr Mahmoud, if Nkrumah was a communist dictator as you have headlined but, succeeded in integrating and uniting the country and her people, what will you say of your darling capitalist who plunges countries into wars and ...
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  • JATO KWASHIVI RAWLINGS 8 years ago

    MORE OF SOCIALIST DOGMA, WHICH IN PRACTICE DOES NOT FEED THE HUNGRY, EDUCATE THE MASSES, NOR HEAL THE SICK.

  • Prof Lungu 8 years ago

    Read: "...Perhaps a more general reason is that economics is an inexact science".

    WE SAY: Safe to say a fair amount is contrived to go with politics, ideology, and inklings of leadership, etc.

    THEN THE FINALE: "...A lai ...
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  • Prof Lungu 8 years ago

    Phillip Kobena Baidoo the Philosopher and War Theoretician Speaks Honey-Manna Style!


    READ BAIDOO FROM THE OTHER SIDE: "...It is clear that war was part of the human condition to the extent that a philosopher devoted his ...
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