Re: Nkrumahism, The Can Of Worms I Opened–Keynesian Economics 3

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  READ:
  "...THE FANTASY OF OUR LAISSEZ-FAIRE HISTORY..."
  
  WE SAY: It like fantasy of Baidoo-Voodoo capitalism!
  
  It never existed, does not exist anywhere!
  
  It only works if
  1. You believe and preach that Manna actually ...
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  READ:
  "...THE FANTASY OF OUR LAISSEZ-FAIRE HISTORY..."
  
  WE SAY: It like fantasy of Baidoo-Voodoo capitalism!
  
  It never existed, does not exist anywhere!
  
  It only works if
  1. You believe and preach that Manna actually fell 3,500 years ago.
  
  2. You do not believe in science.
  
  3. You believe when the Manna fell, that was the first and last time Manna fell for the selected people to eat.
  
  4. And necessarily do not even believe in science!
  
  Hogwash Baidoo-Voodoo Superstition(s)!

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• Kojo T 10 years ago

  Manna is wild honey so it is possible.But as for free market regulating itself , that is bull. Naturality have scientific laws The earth rotates on its axis 2 hrs making a day .But then the law of entropy says "anything left ...
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  Manna is wild honey so it is possible.But as for free market regulating itself , that is bull. Naturality have scientific laws The earth rotates on its axis 2 hrs making a day .But then the law of entropy says "anything left to itself will go to the state of maximum entropy"That is the state of chaos.Just get into a forest and see the great tangle in it .That is why chaos cannot regulate itself.It will strive for maximum chaos

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• Prof Lungu 10 years ago

  Kojo T,
  YOUR: "...Manna is wild honey so it is possible..."
  
  WE SAY: Really!
  
  Even according to the "faith", Manna is more than "honey".
  
  Kojo T, this is 2015!
  
  There is a lot more to it than meets the eye. We will ...
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  Kojo T,
  YOUR: "...Manna is wild honey so it is possible..."
  
  WE SAY: Really!
  
  Even according to the "faith", Manna is more than "honey".
  
  Kojo T, this is 2015!
  
  There is a lot more to it than meets the eye. We will have more on that in the coming days, and weeks.
  
  Greetings!

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• K.K. 10 years ago

  Yes! there you go with the Can of Idiots nowadays on Ghanaweb, Kwarteng, Lungu, Kojo T aka "dirty Ewe" etc.

  Yes! there you go with the Can of Idiots nowadays on Ghanaweb, Kwarteng, Lungu, Kojo T aka "dirty Ewe" etc.

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• Abra Kuma 10 years ago

  As a former business owner, I can relate to the information provided here but it also creates another perspective citizens either don't see, ignore, or won't acknowledge: the good governments do. Thanks for bringing that to l ...
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  As a former business owner, I can relate to the information provided here but it also creates another perspective citizens either don't see, ignore, or won't acknowledge: the good governments do. Thanks for bringing that to light, Francis Kwarteng.
  
  Great expository essay that serves as a reminder to leaders of developing countries that government participation in all spheres of national development is a given - even in a so-called "free-market economy." It is unavoidable, whether such country is pursuing capitalism, socialism, communism or a combination of any of the above;therefore, it is safe to conclude that it behooves our leaders to set up an efficiently run regulatory system that takes into account all types and levels of businesses:micro, SMEs and big businesses and for the courts to incorporate fair trading laws within the system to ensure rapid and substantial economic growth.
  
  A very helpful piece for rookie entrepreneurs who may easily be frustrated by Ghana bureaucracy in the course of each business day.The many taxes, duties and levies are tiresome but the good news is they help fill the national coffers; if only corrupt officials would keep their sticky hands off! Bless Ghana!
  Long live Ghana!

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