Koch-funded theologians have developed a scripture-based argument to address populist anger over economic inequality, blending the Christian Right’s traditional Calvinist hierarchies with an economically Darwinist framework that says it is correct and just for wealth to accrue to those who manage it best. – See more at: http://www.politicalresearch.org/2015/11/14/faith-washing-right-wing-economics-how-the-right-is-marketing-medicares-demise/#sthash.VDJ61xqE.zqZBz4yQ.dpuf
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Koch family had Nazi sympathies and vast hatred for Stalin and Communism and Hitler’s invasion of Russia to destroy Communism. Many prominent families were also sympathizers with the Nazi Third Reich of Germany and wanted the same or like here in the USA. To join the Germans in the Axis and change the world. But it didn’t happen. Better people were in charge. But now?
Ida No over 6 years ago
And if you fry the computer, the halting problem solves itself.
Mad Sci over 6 years ago
Then we must move onto the traveling unpaid distributor problem.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 6 years ago
Koch-funded theologians have developed a scripture-based argument to address populist anger over economic inequality, blending the Christian Right’s traditional Calvinist hierarchies with an economically Darwinist framework that says it is correct and just for wealth to accrue to those who manage it best. – See more at: http://www.politicalresearch.org/2015/11/14/faith-washing-right-wing-economics-how-the-right-is-marketing-medicares-demise/#sthash.VDJ61xqE.zqZBz4yQ.dpuf
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Koch family had Nazi sympathies and vast hatred for Stalin and Communism and Hitler’s invasion of Russia to destroy Communism. Many prominent families were also sympathizers with the Nazi Third Reich of Germany and wanted the same or like here in the USA. To join the Germans in the Axis and change the world. But it didn’t happen. Better people were in charge. But now?