أفكار حُـرّة : رئيس التحرير محمد حسين النجفي
صوت معتدل للدفاع عن حقوق الأنسان والعدالة الأجتماعية مع اهتمام خاص بشؤون العراق
My Impressions of People’s China and Its Development
Dr. Shak Hanish (Director of the Political Science Program at National University in California – USA)
It’s not a Perfect World
In a perfect world, there would be a very profitable growing private sector business and a very efficient small government performing social support and security system for all, including unemployment and health benefits. And in a perfect world business and Government would divide responsibilities among themselves. Business manages the economy during peacetime and stability, while the government interferes during wars and natural or man-made disasters.
A Shiny Coin in a Stingy Pocket
“Whenever I get upset, sad or depressed, I take refuge in memories of those early days of my beginning;
Remembering My Brother Haj Raad
Two Years Later:
Memorable experience at Iraqi ER
During the summer of 1966, my appendix became so painful that it required immediate medical attention. I told my father that I would like to have the operation done at the Central Public Hospital. He refused to allow me to attend a public hospital because we were a middle class family and we could afford to be treated at a private hospital. But I was a populist; I explained to my father that I am not the type of kid that wanted to be treated like an elitist. I wanted to experience medical treatment like ordinary people, whether it was great or miserable, simple or complicated, successful or failure.
Supporting Al-Abadi’s Campaign Against Corruption
The Iraqi lefties are proud that they were the first to implement the anti-corruption Campaign unabated.
The Death of Superpowers
The US will remain the strongest nation for a long time to come. But the rise of Russia, China, and Germany is undermining the concept of the Sole Superpower on earth. We have four equally strong players in the international theater now. However, the twenty first century will be flagged as the century that “Superpowers” lost their obedient followers and smaller countries learned to shift their allegiance and negotiate their loyalty for highest bid.
Privatization of Iraq Economy
Introduction: