The Story of Democraczy: Chapter Six
by Martin Gantman
Early Middle Ages 400 AD
Pericles: 450 BC
Ephialtes: 465 BC
Cleisthenes: 500 BC
Solon: 600 BC
Hammurabi: 1,800 BC
Ur Nammu: 2,000 BC
Gilgamesh: 2,500 BC
Sumeria: 5,300 BC
Lascaux: 30,000 BC
Religious activity: 100,000 BC
Homo sapiens: 130,000 BC
Homo erectus: 1,500,000 BC
Homo habilis: 2,500,000 BC
Detour 2012
Amid virtual slavery, territorial carnage, and devastating illness the Roman Empire disintegrated. Subject to new regimes and amid the continuing regional armed conflicts, substantive migration shifts, and plague; education became cloistered and the daily lives of plebeian peoples became focused on unmitigated survival. The issues of individual, equal and human rights were shrouded by a canopy of immense darkness for over 1,000 years.
Subject: FW: A SHOCKING REMINDER TO FRIENDS AND FAMILY
In 1850 the French economist and writer Frederic Bastiat wrote: “When plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men living in society, they create for themselves, in the course of time, a legal system that authorizes( and empowers) it and a moral code that glorifies it”.
Looks like he foresaw the Jan. 2010 Citizens’ United usurpation and the “K” lobbying industry.
Among other things.