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Treaty Principles Bill: National, Act failing good-faith test - Matthew Hooton - Vimarsana News

Treaty Principles Bill: National, Act failing good-faith test - Matthew Hooton

OPINION Act thinks National’s attitude to its Treaty Principles Bill risks breaching paragraph 21 of their coalition agreement. That says both must use good...

"Humanitarianism" as an Excuse for Colonialism and Imperialism - Vimarsana News

"Humanitarianism" as an Excuse for Colonialism and Imperialism

Spreading civilization and human rights has long been used as an excuse for state-building through colonialism and imperialism. This idea dates back at least to early Spanish and colonial efforts in the New World, and the rationale was initially employed as just one of many.

Editor's Memo: When the mirror shows the monster we are - The Zimbabwe Independent - Vimarsana News

Editor's Memo: When the mirror shows the monster we are - The Zimbabwe Independent

This was after the ruling party’s (Zanu PF) spokesperson Chris Mutsvangwa allegedly made several inferences about Mugano’s character, according to the economist.

The Pro-Trump Intellectuals Arguing He Won't Be a Dictator - Vimarsana News

The Pro-Trump Intellectuals Arguing He Won't Be a Dictator

David Freedlander challenged Donald Trump’s intellectual defenders to convince him the Republican front-runner won’t be a dictator.

Source: nymag.com
"Humanitarianism" as an Excuse for Colonialism and Imperialism - Vimarsana News

"Humanitarianism" as an Excuse for Colonialism and Imperialism

Spreading civilization and human rights has long been used as an excuse for state-building through colonialism and imperialism. This idea dates back at least to early Spanish and colonial efforts in the New World, and the rationale was initially employed as just one of many.

Source: mises.org