A collection of over a hundred problems with government, comments on them interspersed with a few short stories.
Prosperity's Predator. 386 pages, ISBN 9781451583991.
Government, in general, is under the operant impression that it should govern us. It shouldn't be. Governing us is our job; government should be simply the tool that we use to accomplish this task.
This book is comprised of over a hundred short notes on various problems with government, a few notes about possible solutions, interspersed with a few fanciful short stories.
A couple of the chapter titles to whet your fancy:
TOO BIG TO FAIL
THE VISION THING
DEATH BY DUCK
THE INTERNET
THE THREE DEADLY VIRTUES
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Excerpt
Way back in August 4, 1977, a third of a century ago, under the Carter administration, the government established the Department of Energy. The intent behind it was reasonable, and all agreed that the DOE would solve one of the nation’s more pressing problems. The DOE presently has grown to over 16,000 full-time employees plus more than 90,000 contract employees, with a budget of more than 24 billion dollars per year.
We all remember why that particular department was started, don’t we?
That’s right; it was started for the purpose of decreasing our dependence on foreign oil.
How has that worked out for us?
From the land of the milked and honeyed here’s a few political faux pas and a bit of attitude exposed to the harsh light of a Canadian who actually has their own opinion.
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