Garden Bench
Put a garden bench in the communal garden today – the second to go in. Will post a picture soon. Sorry I haven’t posted in the last six months. I’ve been rather busy. Will tell all soon …
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D3SwineFlu.com launched
D3SwineFlu.com will consolidate and expand on my current researches into the subject. The site will publicize the benefits and protocols and how to interact with your physician to ensure healthy supplementation. All my writing on D3 will appear there and at the soon to be launched sister site D3forHealth.com
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Have now managed to integrate Twitter, Facebook and this site. 
…. hopefully.
YAY success
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Moved to a new version of the software and lost your comments 
and registrations sorry.
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Democracy:
“Rule by the people, especially as a form of government; either directly, as in Ancient Greece, or through elected representatives as in many modern societies (representative democracy); A government under the direct or representative rule of the people of its jurisdiction.”
As in many fields now open source is the buzz word I wondered if it is time to start looking at open source economics and politics. I am not going to write a long essay on the subject now. I am going to do it piecemeal – a long slow exploration. Hopefully some real people will register on the site and comment on this project. That would make this article the beginning of an open source project in itself – as for regular commentators who show both intelligence and relevance I would give them authorship rights on the subject.
I would like to move freedomforall.net in a new direction. I will not make it a real “free for all” yet because of the spam issue yet I would certainly be interested in finding some co-authors from similar and contradictory positions.
Back to the subject. Or rather question. Is it time for open source economics and politics. I think the answer is directly related to the definition of democracy. The one I have quoted above is the best I found on a quick websearch to support the direction I believe this discussion (or monologue?) will go. “Government of the people, by the people, for the people”, is my preferred definition.
That one says that in the United Kingdom I do not live in a democracy – a conclusion I recall reaching when I was about 12 or 13 years old and have never changed my mind about.
Matthew
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