ShareDebate International, after being absent during 1992 is back in print! First is an excellent retort by a Japanese former journalist, Masanobu Taniguchi, to the Western Media about the distortions and misunderstanding surrounding the February 3, 1992, Japan's Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa reportedly- made remarks to lawmakers in the Diet, Japan's parliament, that he had long thought Americans may lack work ethic. Second is an excellent expose of why there is a housing crisis and the homeless -- almost all government manufactured, by a Cato Institute Senior Fellow, Doug Bandow. Last is an analysis about misconceptions about Social Security, written by the editor.
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Continuing on from release issue 8 of ShareDebate International, chapters 9-15 are reprinted of the Prometheus award winning science fiction book, Solomon's Knife, by Victor Koman. Also, Sheldon Richman's essay critical of egalitarianism--the philosophy underlying the class warfare rhetoric of the Clinton Administration, is reprinted.
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This issue of ShareDebate International is exclusively devoted to Health Care with extensive commentary on Clinton's plan plus notable alternatives. Featuring these medical doctors: Tom Arnold; Alexander Chester; R. J. Cihak; Stephen Cohen; Lois Copeland; Charles Duvall; Malcolm Findlater; Paul Jay Fink; N. Ralph Frankel; William Frankl (President, Philadelphia County Medical Society); Joseph Lamb; Christopher Lyon; Vincent Maressa; Leonard Metildi; Richard Neubauer; Timothy Norbeck; Sandra Olson (President, Chicago Medical Society); Anthony Perry; William Reid; Mark Richards; William Sandberg; Michael Schlitt; James Todd (Executive Vice President, AMA); Tim Urell; and Alexander Vuckovic. Also featuring these health care analysts: Stuart M. Butler (The Heritage Foundation); Rita Ricardo-Campbell (Hoover Institution); John Goodman (National Center for Policy Analysis); Tom Miller (Competitive Enterprise Institute); Simon Rottenberg (economist); and Roleigh Martin (ShareDebate International editor). Also included is material compiled by Americans Communicating Electronically (ACE) on how to obtain Clinton's health care plan files on the internet or by modem.
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This issue of ShareDebate International contains the two White House Files made available on NTIS FedWorld for free downloading of the full, Clinton-proposed legislation on Health Care sent to Congress on October 27, 1993. The download versions of the documents do not include figures or graphs.
This issue of ShareDebate International contains the best article ever published on why the national media is so statist-oriented (moreso than just being liberal). It is a reprint of the late Warren T. Brookes, newspaper columnist for The Detroit News and was a speech given to the Cato Institute, April 1989. Science Fiction award-winning writer, L. Neil Smith also speaks on the need for and lack of a "vision of utopia" for libertarians and conservatives.
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