Brian Gongol



In addition to other known causes, like problems with the pancreas and liver stress

Specifically, they're making headway in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan. The Rand Corporation recently released a study suggesting that the US needs to focus better on resolving problems in "ungoverned territories" before they turn into sanctuaries for lawlessness.

This is not a joke. Chinese cops fined a couple more than $660 for hugging each other in public. Enough outcry ensued that the cops were reprimanded and the couple got their cash back, but what a ridiculous notion of the role of the state.