The View from Abroad
Kenn Jacobine
- Bio
- Kenn Jacobine is an international educator currently teaching History for the American School of Doha, Qatar. He has also taught at international schools in Ecuador, Mali, and Zambia.
His political transformation took place over the course of many years. Starting out naively as a big state liberal, he became a Reagan Republican in 1982. Disillusionment set in with the realization that small government rhetoric rarely translated into limited government actions.
On Christmas day 1992, he became a libertarian. In 1994, Kenn ran for the State Senate in Pennsylvania on the Libertarian Party ticket garnering 5 percent of the vote. He has been active in freedom causes ever since.
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Kathy,
It has
more than $40 trillion of
unfunded liabilities for
the
babyboomers.…”
November 16, 2009 11:24PM - “The revolution in
America is coming! Join it and
support only
leaders that you
a…”
November 16, 2009 10:58AM - “Argue with this, Morgan
Tsvangirai in Zimbabwe would
have
been a worthier
choice…”
October 11, 2009 10:36AM - “Wow, what can I say? You
said it brilliantly.”
October 04, 2009 12:53PM - “Paul,
I must
admit that I am unaware of the
program you state. However,
I
could b…”
September 13, 2009 03:33AM
Kenn Jacobine's Links
It’s Déjà Vu All Over Again
Ben Bernanke has apparently added a little stand-up comedy to his bag of tricks. This past week, Chairman Bernanke indicated his belief that there are no <a href="http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20091116-711846.html">“obvious” </a> asset bubbles in our economy right… Read full post »
Hassan Attack Could Have Easily Been Avoided
Congressman Watt – Charlatan or Economic Imbecile?
Using the Criminal Justice System to Reward Political Suppor
New Federal Medical Marijuana Policy Fraught with Peril
Bernanke-between Overheated Printing Press & a Hard Place
Recent actions of the world’s central banks have sent a warning shot across the bow of the ship known as the Federal Reserve. Since July, 63 percent of all new cash going into foreign central banks have been euros and yen – not U.S. dollars. The greenbacks share of new cash,… Read full post »
The Nobel Peace Prize has become a Politicized Joke
Trillions More in Debt with Nothing Good to Show for It
Obama Violates the First Amendment
Peter Schiff for U.S. Senate
Dennis Kucinich: Poster Child for Non-Existent Constitution
Non-Existent Rights Have Bankrupted America
Obama Couldn’t Care Less What America Thinks
A History of Cost Overruns Should Squash Government Run Heal
Abolishing the Fed, Not a Radical Idea
Government’s Benevolence Equals Higher Costs
The Minimum Wage is Subterfuge, Repeal It!
The Greenspan/Bernanke recession has made things bad all over. Last Tuesday, I drove to my local Convenience Center for Collecting Residential Trash and Recycling only to find it closed. In an effort to further cut costs during these economic hard times, my county has cut back on the numb/… Read full post »
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