Friday, March 3, 2017

Who is Janusz Korwin-Mikke? Why Should I Care?

Janusz Korwin-Mikke is a 74 year old Polish man who is the creator of the right-wing Polish libertarian party known as the KNP and has been the leader until ousted in 2015. He has been a forcefully convincing writer of egocentric and misogynists opinions. He remains a consistent anti- bureaucratic and anti-establishment political supporter, who is well-known among the European Parliamentary members and people of Poland.
Korwin-Mikke has argued that the main conflict within their society exists between having a "free market" economy and a "planned" economy model. He says the conflict is not between a democratic state and a ruling authoritarian state, but believed this would become the main axis of conflict in a post-communist Poland.
So,... why should this concern the American citizen? Politically active and voting Americans should consider that the E.P. elections of 2014 identified the main structure of Politician Korwin-Mikke's KNP party overwhelmingly had a collective demographic consisting of young males under 40, whose main concern was obtaining jobs in a difficult labor market. Does this sound like a familiar American demographic with far-reaching consequential effects?

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     (CNN)The European Parliament has launched a hate speech investigation into a Polish politician after he stated that "women must earn less than men, because they are weaker, they are smaller, they are less intelligent" during a debate this week on the gender pay gap.

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Politicians and people of high media attention value have a significant influence on the listening public and particularly, when people are hurting economically in their lives. Everyone wants a hero to look up to and point of hope in their lives for relief in tough circumstances, which sometimes can open the door to "wolves in sheep's clothing".
Again tonight, I sit here at "Grandpoppy's" brown desk in view of a gold and turquoise twilight beyond my window pane to the sea,...pondering America's fortune in this world. 
Granny Annie's Politic Cafe has decided to serve an old classic dish that is warm and filling to the spiritual hearts and stomachs of men, women and children of all ages, undifferentiated by their genitals at Granny Annie's table, and more accurately defined by their appetites as "The Family of Man".                                                                                                                                                            Granny Annie's Politic Cafe Potatoes and Sausage

4 medium-sized red potatoes
1 yellow onion
1 green bell pepper
1 red bell pepper
1 lb. Polish Kielbasa
1/2 cup Star brand Roasted Garlic Extra-Virgin olive oil
1 tblsp. Mediterranean Sea salt
1 tblsp. coarse ground pepper
1 tblsp. minced garlic

Turn stove onto medium heat and add olive oil. Cook chopped onions and chopped bite-size potatoes in skillet for 15 minutes. Add chopped bite-size peppers and all seasonings. Cook 15 minutes till onions are caramelized and add Kielbasa cut into approx. 1-2 inch slices and cover skillet. Reduce stove to low heat and let simmer for 10-15 minutes. 
                                   "Boner Appertite!"

The Family of Man
January 24May 8, 1955
The Museum of Modern Art
This ambitious exhibition, which brought together hundreds of images by photographers working around the world, was a forthright declaration of global solidarity in the decade following World War II. Organized by noted photographer and director of MoMA’s Department of Photography Edward Steichen, the exhibition took the form of a photo essay celebrating the universal aspects of the human experience. Steichen had invited photographers to submit photographs for consideration, explaining that his aim was to capture “the gamut of life from birth to death”—a task for which, he argued, photography was uniquely suited. The exhibition toured the world for eight years, attracting more than 9 million visitors.


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