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• For the entry 'John the Jigsaw(,) and God', Serdar Kaya left the following comment:

  ""And wouldn't Amanda qualify as a sort of Pontius Pilate? A disciple that John took in who eventually betrayed him? I'm not a Bible-thumper, but I know enough that it's a really creepy comparison..." ..." [more]

• For the entry 'It's Up to the Kemalists, Not Us', sharry444 left the following comment:

  "Very well founded arguments...." [more]

• For the entry 'France's Obsessions', Murat Aygen left the following comment:

  "2007 figures have been released. I write it here for your information: 48,793; 86,242; 90,003; 129,414; 295,036 Impressive growth, isn't it?..." [more]

• For the entry 'Heroification and the Hegemony of Fallible Men', Murat Aygen left the following comment:

  "Only extraordinary rulers such as V.I. Lenin and Ismet Inonu could avoid to be misled by the fallacies of their ages. To overthrow the hegemony of fallible men, a nation must remember her infallible l..." [more]

• For the entry 'Damir Niksic: "If I wasn't Muslim"', wachyu left the following comment:

  "May Allah enlighten Damir's heart and give His mercy to him...." [more]

• For the entry 'Secularist Demonstrations and Democracy-Coated Militarism in Turkey', Murat Aygen left the following comment:

  "M.K. Ataturk has established The Great Turkish National Assembly (TBMM) with the intention of allowing the citizens to ask the account of any resources that the State may usurpe not only by taxation b..." [more]

• For the entry 'The Ungrateful Nation Strikes Back!', Murat Aygen left the following comment:

  "Turkish Nationalism has two schools of thought: One defends the notion that the "struggle for the soul of Turkey" must be done in the presence of a team of "nationalism experts" imported from Paris..." [more]

• For the entry 'If the Liberties are Destroyed, will the American People have an Exit Strategy?', MOLINA left the following comment:

  "Involuntary servitude is alive and well today. The state is going against it's very own Constitution as well as the U.S. Constitution. Forcing some innocent wrongly falsely and corruptly accussed and ..." [more]

• For the entry 'Two-Dimensional Thinking and Interest Groups', RA left the following comment:

  "Good article. Balance is clearly the key to prosperity. However, to do the right thing most of the time requires Solomon's wisdom and the Christian Bible's integrity. Integrity and a concern for th..." [more]

• For the entry 'Declaring a Plant Illegal', Nick left the following comment:

  "My personal opinion is that, someone is making hell lots of money without paying taxes and he does like it. I do not speak for illegal part. I do think is the most legal of all, the US government. Why..." [more]

• For the entry 'A Living Constitution is for the Living', FreeThought left the following comment:

  "The provision relating to slavery in the constitution was an economic one. If you take the time to research the colonial times in regard to economics and politics you will find that the constitution w..." [more]

• For the entry 'Self-Deception and Mind Control', Juan Diego left the following comment:

  "It has been said; "those who understand the system are busy getting the best of it. The majority, mentally uncapable of understanding it, cannot realize the system works against their own better int..." [more]

• For the entry 'Paradigms of Economics', Juan Diego left the following comment:

  "However, as wrong and deceiving it may seem, it is the outmost indeniable truth that things are judged by their actual tangible effects on people´s life, and not by their theoric intentions for there ..." [more]

• For the entry 'The Death of Homo Economicus', David M. Bramblett EdD left the following comment:

  "Have been reading as prep. for a presentation on Behavioral Economics at the Jr and Sr. class high school levels. Has been helpful source. Thanks! MB..." [more]

• For the entry 'What Turkey is Really About', socioeconomics left the following comment:

  "The phrase 'Turkish Islam' in the above article is used in regards to the Islamic tradition in the particular place. It is obviously not referring to a sect of faction. Mr. Hugh Fitzgerald represente..." [more]

• For the entry 'Human Memory', Don Flamenco left the following comment:

  "Hey, socioeconomics he?... I think we might have something in common you and me. Go take a look at the URL above... Concerning your post, I really like it, but I would say that, we don`t necessarely f..." [more]