And when it comes to the Web, as Google's wise founders said, democracy works best.
He promised no "witch hunts" against the old government, saying it was "right and wise" to offer democracy to all Poles.
But ... it's actually a lot more healthy now, democracy wise, than it used to be".
At the debate, Lord Malloch Brown, Britain's foreign minister, said that it was wiser for the democracies to form a strong caucus within the UN than out of it.
Just as Exxon jousts with Greenpeace and SeaWorld with PETA, first world democracies must wise up and loosen up in the face of smaller but savvier social warriors.
This is supposed to be a democracy!" LaSalle: "Wise up, for Christ's sake, we're trying to run a city, not a damn democracy!...Al, we've got to pay!" Mayor: "Jessie, what do you say?" Mayor's wife: "I know a million dollars sounds like a lot of money.
But their cynical ploy backfired in ways that other infant democracies would be wise to study.
A country that regards itself as an international torchbearer of democracy would be wise to make sure that its own political system is not rotting from within.This year's election has been the most expensive in American history.
In Argentina, where thousands of people "disappeared" during the years of the junta, threats of a coup have also stymied efforts to bring many military leaders to justice.Building the rule of lawIt would be tempting to conclude that new democracies would be wiser to avoid such a political and legal morass.
Come November, Floridians wishing to regain control over their democracy would be wise to vote for the initiatives - and to spit out the Legislature's poison pill.
