Re: Nkrumahism, The Can Of Worms I Opened–Capitalism 2

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• amanfo 10 years ago

  Profit making is the only agenda and the suppression of the poor masses is a pleasure to them. Another inspiring essay which contradicts the success claims made by the capitalists.

  Profit making is the only agenda and the suppression of the poor masses is a pleasure to them. Another inspiring essay which contradicts the success claims made by the capitalists.

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• Paa Kojo 10 years ago

  Kwarteng is only senselessly attacking because he has nothing reasonable to write on his own.

  Kwarteng is only senselessly attacking because he has nothing reasonable to write on his own.

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• GORGORDUTOR 10 years ago

  You are wearing blinkers your attitude is reminiscent of the pro colonialists whose descendants are the bedrock of NPP. To make it simple for you, if you want to have blind faith in the propaganda of imperialists and their lo ...
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  You are wearing blinkers your attitude is reminiscent of the pro colonialists whose descendants are the bedrock of NPP. To make it simple for you, if you want to have blind faith in the propaganda of imperialists and their local lackeys that's on you, but the obdurate refusal to truly investigate the facts is shameful. How do I know you are a blind and faithful follower? Because you never adduce facts and present reasoned argument, rather you spew forth puerile insults!! ABAA mankind open your eyes.

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• Yoomobega 10 years ago

  Paa Kojo, do you have something of wort to contribute, if you don't, please zip your beak.

  Paa Kojo, do you have something of wort to contribute, if you don't, please zip your beak.

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• MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

  I find your rebuttal to Baidoo's misguided piece on Keynesian economics rather inane to Ghana trying her possible best to create a more sustainable future. The neo-classical economic perspective has little or no relevance to ...
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  I find your rebuttal to Baidoo's misguided piece on Keynesian economics rather inane to Ghana trying her possible best to create a more sustainable future. The neo-classical economic perspective has little or no relevance to Ghana's macroeconomics & microeconomics.
  It is time we look at ecological economics.
  
  Honestly, I would prefer the conversation shifted to futurology & sustainability.
  I'll try to show how.

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