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Twins Study comparing Capitalism and Socialism

2024 November 2
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by WCR Program Chair Linda Stanton

Jinny Choi gave a fascinating yet ominous presentation comparing North and South Korea and the two different paths each country took after 1953. South Korea as a free market, Capitalist country has freedom and economic prosperity which far exceeds it’s northern brother. Concerned about the creep of utopian socialist tactics and ideology in America, our speaker is on a mission to educate Americans about what is at stake. Afterall, if America falls there is no place which will be safe from totalitarian control.

Twin Study on Socialism vs Capitalism

2024 October 16
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by WCR Program Chair Linda Stanton

You’re invited: Sat. Nov. 2, 2024 from 9:00am to 10:30am at the Lake Elmo Inn RSVP by noon Thursday. Oct 31.

Speaker: Jinny Choi – Twins’ study on Socialism vs Capitalism

Jinny Choi is an executive in the finance industry who came to America during her Sophomore year in High school from South Korea. She is speaking out to educate the publlic on how socialism is not the utopia that people were promised. Hear Jinny in person to learn the stark differences between the two countries and economic systems. (Scroll down to learn more).

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Cost: $21. for members; $23. for non-members; membership: $35. (optional); Students $12/age 12 and under; $21/13 and over . Student membership $15/year.
Upcoming Meetings:
Dec. 7 – John Whelan, AMAC, Upper Midwest State Advocacy Rep (American Assoc. of Mature Citizens) on Health care initiatives at Federal level
To listen to a podcast interview of Jinny Choi by Alpha News Liz Collin go to this link:

Sept Recap

2024 October 10
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by WCR Program Chair Linda Stanton

Thanks to Andrew Marquardt, nuclear professional, who gave an excellent presentation on nuclear energy and nuclear power today. It was easy to understand. This chart shows (for the US) the capacity of different forms of energy. It gives an important comparison among all the choices we have for energy going into the future.