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Jan 27, 2008

Ayn Rand’s First TV Interview With Mike Wallace ** HIGHLY RECOMMENDED VIEWING

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The wonderfully articulate Russian novelist, Ayn Rand. Highly recommended viewing. Her words are eerily apt today.

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Category: Culture, Economics, History, Humanity, North America, Philosophy, Politics, Psychology, Russia, Science, World Affairs

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  2. Pagan Sunday « Babylon The Great says:
    January 27, 2008 at 4:54 pm

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