I loved this note. It is inspiring and I hope that Argentina can internalize the lessons they have been taught and become an example to all of us. Thank you for this work.
You continue to amuse me while keeping me informed: "And, while we’re at it, will those who can’t help but appending the 'dictator' epithet to the man’s name please explain to us why any authoritarian worth his salt would want to devolve power from the state to the people?"
Plus you're expanding my Spanish vocabulary as well. Thank you for keeping us informed as there is little to no news on this experiment up here in the States.
Joel, Like to hear that a Union questioned the objective of the strike and chose not to participate. And the videos showing people working in support of their President and his policies, is pretty awesome. I think Unions are important if they actually represent the members welfare and concerns. In the U.S. like our politicians , they are to corrupt and have lost their reason for existing .
Your reports from Argentina are inspiring. Thanks for the quote from Harry Browne who was perhaps, the smartest man to run for president as a libertarian.
They *are* Socialists. The sort of people who are terrified at the thought of having to earn a living -- the BBC in particular being funded by a poll tax on an increasingly unwilling population.
They'll have plenty to complain about if our shameful, embarrassing politicos in the UK are anything to go by. We live in a permanent state of whining remoaners incapable of accepting that change is necessary and doing everything they can to frustrate and obfuscate the will of the people. (Inconveniently the wretched idiots voted the wrong way).
For some peculiar reason they seem to cling on to the belief that being shackled to a moribund EU is attractive to the average Joe. Golly.. One wonders why? Ah yes.. here comes the gravy train.
Love your notes on the Liberation of Argentina. This won't change your life in any material way, but I did order Night Drew her Sable Cloak for my daughter and myself. looking forward to reading:)
Why thank you, Mr. Jones! I am a newsletter scribbler by vocation, but a novelist by avocation... so your kind support is more valuable than you might imagine. Cheers!
Joel, your well placed sarcasm and snark towards the former status quo gets better and better! Love love love these notes!!
Thanks, Aaron. You can probably tell I'm enjoying the process... Cheers!
I loved this note. It is inspiring and I hope that Argentina can internalize the lessons they have been taught and become an example to all of us. Thank you for this work.
You keep reading 'em, I'll keep writing 'em. Cheers!
You continue to amuse me while keeping me informed: "And, while we’re at it, will those who can’t help but appending the 'dictator' epithet to the man’s name please explain to us why any authoritarian worth his salt would want to devolve power from the state to the people?"
Plus you're expanding my Spanish vocabulary as well. Thank you for keeping us informed as there is little to no news on this experiment up here in the States.
Hardly surprising the Powers that Be wouldn't want news of liberty spreading... people might get the "wrong" idea! Thanks for reading!
Joel, Like to hear that a Union questioned the objective of the strike and chose not to participate. And the videos showing people working in support of their President and his policies, is pretty awesome. I think Unions are important if they actually represent the members welfare and concerns. In the U.S. like our politicians , they are to corrupt and have lost their reason for existing .
Your reports from Argentina are inspiring. Thanks for the quote from Harry Browne who was perhaps, the smartest man to run for president as a libertarian.
Interesting that CNBC, BBC and the Guardian are whining about the changes.
Because they are controlled by Socialists
They *are* Socialists. The sort of people who are terrified at the thought of having to earn a living -- the BBC in particular being funded by a poll tax on an increasingly unwilling population.
Totally agree.
It really is exciting to watch. I hope he doesn't get assassinated.
All good so far. Let's see how Milei's 351 pager does. I know you will keep us apprised. ...you keep writing we'll keep reading!!
They'll have plenty to complain about if our shameful, embarrassing politicos in the UK are anything to go by. We live in a permanent state of whining remoaners incapable of accepting that change is necessary and doing everything they can to frustrate and obfuscate the will of the people. (Inconveniently the wretched idiots voted the wrong way).
For some peculiar reason they seem to cling on to the belief that being shackled to a moribund EU is attractive to the average Joe. Golly.. One wonders why? Ah yes.. here comes the gravy train.
Bread and circuses... and gravy. Love it!
Looks like nothing has changed, the unions just the same.
https://www.industriall-union.org/successful-national-strike-in-argentina
Love your notes on the Liberation of Argentina. This won't change your life in any material way, but I did order Night Drew her Sable Cloak for my daughter and myself. looking forward to reading:)
Why thank you, Mr. Jones! I am a newsletter scribbler by vocation, but a novelist by avocation... so your kind support is more valuable than you might imagine. Cheers!
God speed Melei! Wouldn’t think it possible to turn the ship with a large percentage receiving handouts. Same here in the grand US of A
What about the talk and take in the local bar? What are those persons saying and feeling?
I really like your notes.
Following with great interest.