[Mood Riffs] Lolita Meets Uncle Tom’s Cabin in 2012
Modern slavery is thriving in the “civilized world.”
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[Article] The Wave Principle Governs the Growth and Decline of the Slave Trade
Alan Hall recently examined a large, newly released volume of data on the transatlantic slave trade. There he discovered — much to his surprise — a massive Elliott wave tracing back hundreds of years. His article explains the pattern, and explores the questions that must follow such a remarkable discovery. Namely: “Why?”, and “Doesn’t this suggest what may be next in the unfortunate history of slavery?”
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