The road to wisdom? Well it's plain
and simple to express:
Err, and err,
and err again,
but less, and less, and less.
-Piet Hein
What is the Liberal Capitalist Party?
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Why a Liberal Capitalist Party?
Because frankly, we just can't stand it anymore. Honestly— can you?
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From Angus Reid Consultants Global Scan
(Angus Reid Global Scan) – Ariel Sharon’s Kadima party remains the most popular political organization in Israel, according to four recent voting intention polls. The results of a survey by the Teleseker published in Maariv suggest that Kadima would secure 39 seats in next year’s election to the Israeli Parliament, followed by the Labour party with 22, and the Likud party with 13.
Israel's Political 'Big Bang'
From the Australia/Israel Jewish Affairs Council's The Review
By Colin Rubenstein
November’s extraordinary political developments in Israel could have dramatic consequences for the Middle East as a whole.
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