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62. Chile: DXing The Land Of Crazy Geography in these economically troubled times were the political parties. Other stations that remained in private hands likewise took political stances. http://www.swl.net/patepluma/south/misc/chiledx.html

Chile: DXing the Land of Crazy Geography by Don Moore A slightly edited version of this article was originally published in the April, 1994 issue of Monitoring Times magazine. In 1985 while traveling through South America, my wife and I crossed into Chile at the northernmost city of Arica, and as usual, one of our first stops was the local national tourism office. On one wall of the office was a long narrow poster with a cartoon map of Chile showing the different regions ranging from the desert of the north, the fertile valleys in the north-center, Alpine lakes and mountains of the south-center, and thick forests and glaciers of the south. The caption at the bottom read, Chile - Geografia Loca , or "Chile - Crazy Geography." What better way to describe a country that is 2600 miles long, but averages only 100 miles wide? PROGRESSIVE AND PROSPEROUS Since independence, Chile has been one of the most stable and progressive countries in Latin American. Democratically elected governments have been the norm in Chile and an influx of European immigrants in the late 1800s and early 1900s helped produce a strong middle class and futher the country's economic development. Today Chile is the only Latin American country classified as developed, according to United Nations statistics. Befitting Chile's advanced position in Latin America, in the early 1920s Chile became one of the first Latin American countries with radio broadcasting. The Chilean congress even briefly considered setting up a BBC-like public broadcasting monopoly before deciding to follow the U.S. model of private broadcasting. Chile's strong economy and democratic traditions led to the establishment of a solid radio broadcasting industry. By the 1960s, several Chilean universities offered majors in broadcasting and journalism and Chile's mass-media education was considered a model for Latin America.

63. WIC - Women's History In America In 1872 the Prohibition party became the first national political party torecognize the right of suffrage for women in its platform. http://www.wic.org/misc/history.htm

Women's History in America Presented by Women's International Center WIC Main Page Biographies Words of Wisdom Newsletter ... Contributions WOMEN'S RIGHTS . Throughout most of history women generally have had fewer legal rights and career opportunities than men. Wifehood and motherhood were regarded as women's most significant professions. In the 20th century, however, women in most nations won the right to vote and increased their educational and job opportunities. Perhaps most important, they fought for and to a large degree accomplished a reevaluation of traditional views of their role in society. Early Attitudes Toward Women Since early times women have been uniquely viewed as a creative source of human life. Historically, however, they have been considered not only intellectually inferior to men but also a major source of temptation and evil. In Greek mythology, for example, it was a woman, Pandora, who opened the forbidden box and brought plagues and unhappiness to mankind. Early Roman law described women as children, forever inferior to men. Early Christian theology perpetuated these views. St. Jerome, a 4th-century Latin father of the Christian church, said: "Woman is the gate of the devil, the path of wickedness, the sting of the serpent, in a word a perilous object." Thomas Aquinas, the 13th-century Christian theologian, said that woman was "created to be man's helpmeet, but her unique role is in conception . . . since for other purposes men would be better assisted by other men."

64. Politics1 - Guide To American Political Parties A listing of American political parties with short platform descriptions, includingboth established and fringe organizations. http://www.politics1.com/parties.htm

The Most Comprehensive Online Guide to American Politics search POLITICS DIRECTORY: Home The Presidency P2004 Race State/Fed Candidates ... Email Us POLITICAL BLOG ROLL: KINDA NEUTRAL: ABC News: The Note CNN: Morning Grind Political Wire MSNBC: First Read ... PressThink DEM/LEFT: DNC Blog DCCC Blog DailyKos Howard Dean/DFA ... Dem Underground GOP/RIGHT: RNC (GOP.com) Club for Growth National Review: Corner C-Log ... Right Voices OTHER: ThirdPartyWatch.com Centrist Coalition For those who would like to track Politics1 with a newsreader, we publish a RSS feed: DIRECTORY OF U.S. POLITICAL PARTIES THE TWO MAJOR PARTIES: Democratic Party (DNC) - After the 2002 elections, Democrats control several key governorships (including PA, MI, IL, VA, NJ, NC and WA) and many state legislatures but lost control of the US House in 1994, narrowly lost control of the US Senate again in 2002 (but they still hold enough seats to block much legislation), and lost control of the White House in the 2000 elections. While prominent Democrats run the wide gamut from the near Euro-style democratic-socialist left ( Barbara Lee Dennis Kucinich and the Congressional Progressive Caucus ) and traditional liberals (

65. Local Dayton Socialist Party At WSU Special Collections & Archives By 1902, the new political party had changed its name to the Local Dayton Socialist 19, misc. Correspondence, Local Dayton Socialist Party,, 19061936 http://www.libraries.wright.edu/special/manuscripts/ms94.html

MS-94 Local Dayton (Ohio) Socialist Party Records Access and Provenance The records of the Local Dayton Socialist Party were accessioned into the Wright State University's Special Collections and Archives in February of 1980. They were purchased from Mrs. Lucille Stapleton of Dayton, Ohio, whose father-in-law had been a member of the Party in the 1930's. The deed of gift imposes no restrictions on the use of material(s) in this collection. Series Listing Series I: Administrative Records Series II: Financial Records Series IV: Socialist Party Literature Series V: Miscellaneous Brief Agency History Between the years 1901 and 1912, the Socialist Party of America enjoyed continuous growth and exerted a wide impact upon the political life of the nation. Starting with 10,000 members in 1901, the party had grown to 118,000 by 1912, had elected some 12,000 public officials throughout the United States, and was publishing over 300 periodicals of all kinds. In the labor movement, and in many of the reform movements of the period, Socialists held positions of prominence and had won substantial followings. Many Socialists looked forward to the continuing expansion of their party, fully expecting it to become a dominant force in American politics. During the next decade, however, the Party not only ceased to grow, but by the mid-1920's, had almost ceased to exist. The evolution of the Socialist Party in Dayton, Ohio, followed a similar pattern of growth and demise. The roots of the Party can be traced to the formation of a Social Democratic Party in 1899. The charter members of this organization were six Dayton workingmen, members of a substantial working-class community of German descent from which the Party would draw a large share of its early supporters. Voicing their disillusionment with the present two-party system, these men felt that their newly emerging class had interests which were not being represented in traditional Dayton politics.

66. Moral Issues In The Political Arena -- Christ And The Culture -- Faith Facts Character Building in Schools/misc. Church and State/Religious Freedom In the same way, almost everything in the political party platform documents http://faithfacts.gospelcom.net/cul_politics.html

Moral Issues in the Political Arena "Test everything." (1 Thessalonians 5:21) T his ministry does not support any political party or candidate. But we are interested in moral issues raised in the public square. Many people have never seen, side-by-side, what the Democratic and Republican parties actually say about moral issues. Here are excerpts from the 2004 platform from the two major political parties. Introduction Abortion/Related Statements Marriage and Family Stem Cell ... Action Item This is an abbreviated summary of what the year 2004 national political party platforms say about moral issues and biblical principles. There are those who say that "you cannot legislate morality." But the fact is, that almost every law is a reflection of someone's view of what is right or wrong. In the same way, almost everything in the political party platform documents reflects a view of what they believe is right or wrong. So, in this sense, the entire documents are about legislating morality. We have selected only a few of the more obvious issues for review. Both parties have extensive statements on winning the War on Terror and making the homeland safer. Both also cover issues such as improving education, healthcare, employment, taxes, protecting the environment, and supporting the military. We encourage you to read the complete documents for yourself. (Sources:

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68. Palmer's Oz Politics In Western liberal democracies, including Australia, political parties are Politics is party politics. political parties are central to all levels of http://www.ozpolitics.info/parties/system.htm

Site Map Blog What's New Introduction ... Misc The Australian party system In Western liberal democracies, including Australia, political parties are the intermediate structure between society and government. Modern democracy is party democracy. Representative government is party government. Elections are essentially party contests. Legislatures are party chambers. Politics is party politics. Political parties are central to all levels of political activity, debate and decision-making. Political parties serve a number of purposes. They enable diverse interests to be aggregated, articulated and represented. They facilitate two-way communication between policy-makers and the electorate. They are the major actors in formulating policies and in communicating those policies to the electorate. In summary, they simplify choices and provide stability. Since 1910, the essential characteristic of Australian politics has been the contest between Labor and non-Labor parties: The Australian Labor Party has represented (broad) Labor interests for the entire period. The non-Labor interests were first represented by the (Deakin) Liberal Party (1909-17). Subsequently the non-Labor interests were represented by a succession of parties in tight coalition. Representing rural interests is the National Party, previously known as the National Country Party and the Country Party. Representing urban/business interests since 1944 is the (modern) Liberal Party. The urban/business interests were previously represented by the United Australia Party (1931-44), and the Nationalist Party (1917-31). While there are two key non-Labor parties their tight coalition in government and opposition means that they can be considered as one party for analytical purposes.

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70. Contacting The Congress: Miscellaneous Internet Resources Related To The Federal Miscellaneous but Interesting Sites Related To Federal Politics Again, likethe Senate, the House Leadership from the two major parties have set up some http://www.visi.com/juan/congress/misc.html

Find Who Represents You In Congress Power Search Congressional Schedule Cong ... Downloads Latest Update to Contact Information: September 23, 2005 Miscellaneous Internet Resources Related to the Federal Government This page lists lots of Internet-based resources for getting information on Congress and the rest of the Federal Government. This is just a quick summary of those resources. The Federal Government maintains a site called FirstGov which is supposed to help citizens navigate the huge number of government web sites. I highly suggest you start your search there if this page doesn't contain what you are looking for. This page is divided into the following sections: Sites related to the U.S. Senate Senate Committees Senate Leadership Senate Schedule and Activities ... Miscellaneous but Interesting Sites Related To Federal Politics The United States Senate The United States Senate has members which are elected to six year terms by voters from the entire state. There are two Senators per state. In any given election year, roughly one third of Senators are up for re-election. The following services on the Internet are related to the Senate:

71. AIM25: British Library Of Political And Economic Science: Liberal Party and Liberalism in SouthWest Hertfordshire (Ref Coll misc 0886). Further electionand political ephemera relating to the Liberal Party may be found in http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cgi-bin/search2?coll_id=3255&inst_id=1

72. Civitas: Misc Archives Regardless, however, of whichever party for which this portion of the electorate ‘Labour wants to destroy Mr Howard as a political leader by using his http://www.civitas.org.uk/blog/archives/misc/

Civitas Classical liberal comment on the news and current affairs September 14, 2005 They're all the same to Ken The Times reports today that Ken Livingston, who has stridently supported Sheik Qaradawi against all criticism of extremism (the evidence indicates that Qaradawi is not exactly al Qa’ida but hardly moderate either: he supports suicide bombing in Israel, is anti-Semitic and anti-gay), has restated his opinion in interesting terms. Not only, he says, is the Muslim figurehead a leading Islamic scholar calling for Islam to engage with the world and accept the changing role of women, but he is a reformer on the scale of the late Pope John XXIII. It’s difficult to see what is gained by making such a comparison. It is not to the benefit of Ken’s crony and it has already caused outrage within the Catholic community. This is precisely the kind of foolish cant that the debate about religion in our society can do without. Smell's like team spirit The traitor is within the gates The sun is setting on the comprehensive schooling project. The gradual undermining of comprehensives in the Blair administration is finally gathering pace. As The Times reported yesterday, Blair has now stated that there is a need for ‘genuinely independent non-feepaying state schools’ so that children will be able to ‘escape the straitjacket of the traditional comprehensive school’. Notwithstanding the fact that the rhetoric of independence does not chime with the lack of freedom for his academies to select, or to break out of the catchment area, this represents a damning critique of leftwing ideology from the inside. A thoughtful comment in

73. Latvia Election Report [Complete Document] misc. Docs. Directory. From Chris Scheurweghs scheurwe%stc.nato.int Several political party representatives expressed the hope that the 1995 http://www.hri.org/cgi-bin/brief?/docs/inter/95-10-25.doc.html

74. Industry Totals: Misc Business Tenyear political donations summary for the industry. misc Business Long-TermContribution Trends. Election Cycle. Total Contributions http://www.opensecrets.org/industries/indus.asp?Ind=N

75. Can Timor Leste Avoid The Resource Curse At present, one welldisciplined political party has a large majority in Parliament, As Parliament is controlled by the same political party as the http://www.etan.org/lh/misc/04curse.htm

LH Bulletin Mission Statement How to Join the LH Listserv Home Can Timor Leste Avoid the Resource Curse? By Charles Scheiner, La'o Hamutuk Paper presented to the workshop on Transparency and Accountability in Government. Dili, 22-25 March 2004 PowerPoint presentation that accompanies this paper An updated version of this article was an Editorial in the October 2004 La'o Hamutuk Bulletin and is available as a PDF version with pictures (271K) Bon dia. During this presentation, I will give an overview of problems caused by oil and gas development in many countries, and look at conditions specific to Timor Leste which make it likely that similar problems will occur here, and what can be done to avoid them. Most of what I will say will be well-established facts, but I will also offer interpretations and analysis based on my knowledge, observations and experience. Feel free to disagree and debate. Some of the information, such the funding sources and priorities of institutions involved in Timor Sea oil, is not a blanket condemnation of those institutions or the programs they finance, but rather a warning of the possibility of conflicts of interest or hidden agendas. A primary purpose of transparency and accountability is to expose such potential problems and prevent them from leading to corruption or bad decisions. I make no accusations against any individuals, but simply explain some of the institutional goals and pressures we are all functioning under.

76. Miscellaneous Objections: Dems Catch On misc. New Yorkers. Alarming News A New York City political consultant And whatwould prevent a political party holding, say, power in both houses of http://www.rhsager.com/mo/2005/05/dems_catch_on.html

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77. Rühle: Revolution Not A Party Affair The KPD has also become a political party, a party in the historical sense, They are a political organisation but not a political party, not a party in http://www.marxists.org/archive/ruhle/misc/ruhle01.htm

The Revolution Is Not A Party Affair Parliamentarism appeared with the domination of the bourgeoisie. Political parties appeared with parliament. The bourgeoisie, parliamentarism, and political parties mutually and reciprocally conditioned one another. Each is necessary for the others. None is conceivable without the others. They mark the political physiognomy of the bourgeois system, of the bourgeois-capitalist system. The revolution of 1848 was still-born. But the democratic state, the ideal of the bourgeois era was erected. The bourgeoisie, impotent and faint-hearted by nature provided no force and displayed no will to realise this ideal in the struggle. It knuckled under to the crown and the nobility, contenting itself with the right to exploit the masses economically and so reducing parliamentarism to a parody. So resulted the need for the working class to send representatives to parliament. These then took the democratic demands out of the perfidious hands of the bourgeoisie. They carried out energetic propaganda for them. They tried to inscribe them in legislation. Social-Democracy adopted a minimum democratic programme to this end: a programme of immediate and practical demands adapted to the bourgeois period. Its parliamentary activity was dominated by this programme. It was also dominated by a concern to gain the advantages of a legalised field of manoeuvre both for the working class and its own political activity, through the construction and perfection of a liberal-bourgeois formal democracy.

78. TITLE OF PAPER Vox Politics Event In The Palace Of Westminster Party blogs? Figuring out the technology was still a problem. He thinksmaybe blogging has more political potential than democratising potential. http://www.plasticbag.org/files/misc/VoxPolitics.txt

79. Natural Law Party - History: Part 2 People are deeply concerned that with today s party politics and political rivalryour law The Natural Law Party is unique in the political world. http://www.natural-law-party.org.uk/misc/history-part2.htm

What is Natural Law? Why is the NLP unique? History Scientific Research ... Click here for proven solution to eradicate terrorism and create world peace Search Home page UK Manifesto European Manifesto Campaign to ... Donations External links: US Peace Government NLP Worldwide NLP Wessex More information on Maharishi's Vedic programmes ... Maharishi's Global Country of World Peace - website for Great Britain Subscribe to email bulletin for news of Global Country and its implementation of Natural Law programmes in Britain and worldwide HISTORY OF THE NATURAL LAW PARTY ...continued Creating a truly National Government Support of Natural Law will bring all good to the nation Government departments run by the top experts and most successful people in each field We believe that politics should be a pious profession, and that the nation deserves the best possible representation in government. We will invite the top experts and most successful people in each field to run each department of the government. The nation will once again honour and trust their representatives. We invite all people who believe that they can make a contribution to the progress of society to stand for political office on the platform of Natural Law. Election should be a national celebration The Natural Law Party will bring a new atmosphere of harmony, happiness and praise into the political arena. We will change the tone of political campaigning in Britain. Deriding one's opponents degrades the dignity of the nation and creates disillusionment and disrespect for its leaders among the youth. We believe that an election should be a time of appreciation of leadership qualities; an election should be a national celebration. Concerts and other cultural events will dissolve social stress and nourish the delicate feelings of national unity that spontaneously arise during elections.

80. Ram It Up Your Political Parties Welcome to Ram It Up Your political parties – an new feature designed to giveyou, our valued readers, a totally unbiased opinion of current events by three http://www.justramit.co.uk/justramit-267.htm

RANT CATEGORIES All Rants TV Rants Movie Rants Music Rants ... Sport Rants TOP 10 ACTIVE RANTS Blame it on the Immigrants Women - Whats a Fella to do? Chav Scum and the Burbery Massive Anyone remember Bobby Sands? ... Goths - Tortured Souls? / Tawdry Idiots in cheap Slap? OTHER STUFF Benny the Balls Moral Maze Boozy Suzy The fortune telling Floozy Homepage Hall of Fame ... Terms and Conditions Friends and Misc. UK Web Design - Bowler Hat Solutions UK Web Design UK Web Hosting ... Add to Favs Ram It Up your Political Parties Quick Links: Rant in Our Forums Email JRI Welcome to Ram It Up Your Political Parties – an new feature designed to give you, our valued readers, a totally unbiased opinion of current events by three impartial and highly respected political figures. Let’s meet the team: Stompe van der Muerve: formerly a divisional chief for BOSS, the Bureau of State Security in Pretoria before it had its powers removed and was dissolved following the collapse of apartheid, Mr van der Muerve has worked with such famous people as Nelson Mandela, the Sharpeville Six and Steven Biko sadly Mr. Biko slipped, fell down several flights of stairs and died of his injuries during their work together. Sadly, Stompe's lifelong desire to work with Bishop Desmond Tutu never bore fruition as "the cowardly little coon fled the fucking country".

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