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Rep Congressman Steve King Unveils Declaration Of Health Care Independence By : Archie Mathys In 2010, Republican Congressman King issues a Declaration of Health Care Independence in defense of the American people. Rural Housing Repair Homes and Grants -- Do You Qualify? By : Ki Gray If you either need to buy rural property or repair it, you should be aware of government programs that will provide assistance to eligible low-income appplicants. Fear in the Roanoke Valley of Virginia By : D C Graham The citizens of the Roanoke Valley in Virginia are afraid to speak out on anything that criticizes the police or government. Nothing is ever reported by the newspaper or TV stations unless it has no connection with business or government. These are pristine and critics are quickly ostracized. Simply register and peek into government records By : Alec Tritton The most archive or the govt. record site is the NARA or the National archives and Records Administration of the United States. Established in 1934 by one amongst the best Presidents of the United States, Franklin Roosevelt, NARA does not only contain events from that date. By events of presidency records, all documents, photos, papers and information that have come concerning in the course of governance, is meant. Reasons Democratic Governments Need Separation of Powers By : Democratic governments implement the separation of their legislative, executive and judicial powers into different divisions of the government. There are a number of reasons why separation of powers is beneficial for the citizens. Importance Of Voting By : Anand Tyagi Are you not happy with the social developments and have complaints regarding the government not taking appropriate action for them. If you are not satisfied with the work the government organisations are doing, you have every right to stand against them and show them that they are working for your benefit. The Consequences of Avoiding the IRS By : Alex De Mostafa Let's face it: no one likes filing and paying taxes, but it's a necessary evil every year. Unfortunately, sometimes it's hard to come up... Communications Operability and Interoperability By : Alex De Mostafa Emergency Response agencies with small budgets have enough trouble addressing communications operability let alone interoperability. While agencies have their key frequency on a repeater, secondary channels may be still rely on the ionosphere to get distance. It is important for government administrators to realize that emergency responders in spite of size and location must have suitable wireless communications. When the decision is made to address operability, it is equally important to address interoperability. One cost effective method is to enter into an accord with adjacent municipalities to utilize the same frequencies for secondary communications; the cost of licensing, securing a repeater, and providing emergency power could be split between municipalities. This method addresses operability (bringing you up to speed) and interoperability (the ability to share frequencies). Another avenue to consider is pursuing the grant processes but this may have to be done individually by each municipality. Gordon Vincent Associates LLC President Gordon A. Moccio is a major proponent of the â€œSystem Life-cycle Planning Modelâ€ currently being prepared by Federal Office of Emergency Communications and believes it could standardize the process of attaining both Operability and Interoperability. â€œItâ€™s one thing to have a how to do template but quite another issue to get government officials and police administrators on board with the processâ€ Moccio believes departments having their budgets cut to the bone is a major stumbling block. Moccio aids agencies and municipalities in drafting plans for consolidation and internal controls practices that essentially create an audit trail so departments monitor exactly where their money is going. This can provide enormous fiscal benefits to municipalities. To learn more about Emergency communications planning and how your agency can benefit from enhanced internal control practices contact Gordon Vincent Associates LLC. Understanding Late Filing Penalties and Interest By : Alex De Mostafa No one necessarily enjoys filing their taxes at the end of the year, but it's important to understand the risks you assume and additional charges you... Pre-Salt Reservoirs Offshore Brazil: Perspectives and Challenges By : Gustavsyn Alpherline Lyrra The discovery of the pre-salt reservoirs located in the Santos Basin, 300 km from the coast of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil, is considered to be one of the greatest discoveries of the recent past, especially for America. Government Paper Pushers are Paid More than You By : Alex De Mostafa In 2008, federal worker compensation averaged a remarkable $119,982, which was more than double the private sector average of $59,909. Former National Security Advisor Wants the U.S. Air Force to Defend the Iranian Nuclear Weapons Program By : Alex De Mostafa Zbigniew Brzezinski has recommended that the Obama administration order the United States Air Force to defend Iran by sending attack aircraft to shoot down Israeli pilots. The Price Of Keeping The IRS Waiting By : Alex De Mostafa Filing your taxes on time will save you a wide variety of fees and administrative headache. However, sometimes life steps in the way and for some reason... Princess Diana Crash: British Embassy Dispatcher Booted From His Office Moments Before Crash By : Chintoo Prime Minister Tony Blair was scheduled to be flown from his constituency in Sedgefield to London to meet the body of Princess Diana on its arrival from France in the aftermath of her death in August of 1997. What was rather puzzling was why the flight crew had been on standby to make that very same flight two days earlier on Friday...before Princess Diana had even died! UK Hyprocrisy Boost For Monaco By : Monaco Premier tax havens such as Monaco are frowned upon by politicans, anxious not to lose tax revenue for their policies. But as UK politicans have lectured on Monaco and tax, they have been exposed for trying not to pay their own taxes. Princess Diana Death Official Report Lied That Driver Was Drunk By : vaibhavsharma The gospel according to the official report has it that "boozehound Henri Paul" snuggled up behind the wheel of the Mercedes S280 on the night of August 31, 1997 and proceeded to drive in what can best be described as a reckless and dangerous manner (attaining speeds of 196 km/h!) before colliding with the 13th pillar of the Point d'Alma tunnel ending the lives of Princess Diana, Dodi Fayed as well as himself! Can Ron Paul Cure America's Apathy? By : Rahul Awasthi Most citizens in the United States of America do not vote. Many never registered to vote, many others are registered but simply don’t vote. In the last federal election, fifty nine percent of the registered voters in this country showed up to vote. Of approximately two hundred and seven million registered voters in this country, only one hundred and twenty two million felt that it was important enough to take some time out of their day to vote for the president of the United States. Of these, ap Embrace debate as a critical component of democracy By : Naveen Kumar Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are the two remaining candidates for nomination by the Democratic Party for the US Presidency. If finally elected to the White House in November, Clinton would be the first woman President of the US. If it were Obama, who enters the White House in January next year, he would be the first black President of the US Montana Stands Up Against Federal Government Tyranny By : Alex De Mostafa The state of Montana has signed an act into law which is purely constitutional, and by being so flies in the face of eighty years of tyrannical behavior by the federal government. Africa buries her head in sand as looters drain coffers By : masood ahmed The most momentous news to come out of Kenya these past few days was not the celebratory roar by supporters of the winners of respective ODMs presidential nominations. It was the deafening silence that attended the release of a report linking allies of former President Daniel Moi to massive looting that allegedly saw billions of dollars taken out for safekeeping and investment out of the country. One searched in vain for clamour for action by politicians and citizens in general to, at the very Crime & Punishment By : mohansingh I can't get too excited about victimless crimes, that is to say crimes in which the only victim is the person committing it. Those who want to self-destruct – provided the consequences are not shouldered by others – have the right to do it. Everyone has the moral responsibility for their own person. Crimes against others is another matter. Nobody has the right to inflict physical harm on another. Nor does anyone have the right to harm us emotionally or economically. There are degrees of damage, Ron Paul Revolution: We Have Not Yet Begun to Fight By : Rohit Dhankhari During the War for Independence fought by the thirteen original colonies of these United States of America, a hero rose from the ranks of the populace by the name of John Paul Jones. I believe most Americans have heard of this gentleman, but without going into too much detail he was a captain in the newly formed navy of the United States and it is claimed that at one point in a battle being fought off foreign shores against a supposedly superior British force he was offered a chance to surrender Obama Seeks Power to Shut Down the Internet By : Alex De Mostafa Senator Democrats are attempting to pass legislation which will give President Obama the authority to shut down the Internet and seize private networks. The United States is No Longer the Land of Opportunity By : vikas04 Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest tossed, to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door. The Ron Paul Pandemic By : PAWAN SINGH Whether you like him or not, Ron Paul has become a worldwide phenomenon. His banners fly in the skies over US cities. His signs are springing up alongside our nation’s highways. Bumper stickers are appearing on cars, it seems almost spontaneously. Certain days of commemoration are set up to donate on his behalf. His supporters show up in droves to wave signs and inform the uninformed of Ron Paul’s message of peace, hope and freedom. Princess Diana: Why Did It Take A Staggering Two Hours To Get Her To Hospital Only 3.25 Miles Away By : PRAVIN Most of us commoners are well aware that VIPs (Very Important Person(s)) get far better care and treatment than we do. Take the instance of Paris Hilton in the now notorious incident (sigh...what's new) where her family and friends were preferentially allowed to jump the queue at the jail in which she's atoning her sins so that they could see for themselves how well those orange prison stripes complimented her pale complexion; conveniently bypassing people who'd been waiting on line upwards. Taxes, Extortion, Bullies & the Browns By : jsolutions It is my opinion that taxes are nothing more than extortion. The income tax is especially heinous. I see no difference between the government demanding money from me and telling me if I don't pay a band of armed men will come into my house, kidnap me and throw me in a cell (or perhaps kill me if I resist), or a group of armed thugs representing a mobster organization coming into my business or home and telling me if I don't pay X amount for protection than something "terrible" might happen. The Kingdom of Thailand - Land of smile By : mohsin The country comprises 76 provinces that are further divided into districts, sub-districts and villages. Bangkok is the capital city and centre of political, commercial, industrial and cultural activities. It is also the seat of Thailand's revered Royal Family, with His Majesty the King recognised as Head of State, Head of the Armed Forces, Upholder of the Buddhist religion and Upholder of all religions. A Speech to be read by Ron Paul to the RNC By : aarif sagaciti Some time ago, in the spring of 2008, I was contacted by someone involved with Ron Paul’s candidacy and asked to write a speech to be given at the RNC. It was to be a speech designed to entice the undecided delegates into casting their votes for Ron Paul to run for the office of President of the United States as the Republican candidate. Apparently this person had read some of my pro Ron Paul articles and felt I was perhaps talented enough to write a persuasive speech. A Speech for the RNC Supporting a Ron Paul Candidacy By : mahesh gadri Some time ago, in the spring of 2008, I was contacted by someone involved with Ron Paul's candidacy and asked to write a speech to be given at the RNC. It was to be a speech designed to entice the undecided delegates into casting their votes for Ron Paul to run for the office of President of the United States as the Republican candidate. Apparently this person had read some of my pro Ron Paul articles and felt I was perhaps talented enough to write a persuasive speech. Princess Diana Crash: It Was A Blatant Lie When They Said That Her Injuries Were Fatal! By : Mantosh The injury that killed Princess Diana although critical was not fatal and in fact former President Ronald Reagan survived a similar injury when he was shot by John Hinckley in 1981! Surely if a 70 year old man could have survived such an injury why not a 36 year old woman in good health? The French doctors who were part of the team that tried to resuscitate Princess Diana at the hospital following the crash cited a tear in the left pulmonary vein as the source of internal bleeding that ultima Ron Paul’s “Crazy” Supporters & Other Nonsense By : mehraj It can be said that the English language is a living language. This is because as time goes on the language changes. Words come to mean different things. Sometimes the same word can mean one thing to some people and quite another to a different group. This is especially true of legalese, but I won’t go into that now. As a student of the English language, this facet of its growth often fascinates me. It’s amazing how the meanings of words mutate over time. I can think of several words whose meani America’s Declining into Fascism By : kramesh Fascism is a word tossed around much by those of us on the left side of politics. Dr. Lawrence Britt examined the fascist regimes of Hitler, Mussolini, Franco, Suharto, and several Latin American regimes. Through his examination Britt found 14 defining characteristics common to each regime. Does America have any of the characteristics Britt discovered? I believe elements of each characteristic can be found in America now, and I will cite examples of each characteristic. Crony Contracts and the Bush Administration By : Ravish Kalra Private contracts are handed out by the federal government in droves these days. However, the use of private contractors is an old tool of the government. Private contractors were used during the removal of Native Americans from the southeast. In 1831 thirteen thousand Choctaws made the long, forced trek from their home in Mississippi to the arid prairies of the mid-west. Howard Zinn said, in his book A People’s History of the United States, "The army was supposed to organize their trek, but it Racial & Gender Reality in American Politics By : g.s.b.617 In recent years we have been fed the idea that political correctness is finally a way of life in America. Television, Hollywood, Internet and print media are all presenting this idea as fact. Ethnic entertainment stars and politicians are trotted out as examples of just how politically correct America has become. But, is the picture a true one Will it apply this election year Police & the Mainstream Media, Governments Most Obedient Pets By : pkb12 I grew up in the sixties. Yeah, I was just a little kid, but I remember quite a bit of what was going on. I guess I have a pretty good memory. I watched a war in Vietnam on television. I watched protesters take to the streets. I saw a lot of violence on the evening news. Back then, the reporters got their feet dirty. They got down into the trenches and filmed for us, at great personal risk, footage of police bashing and breaking peaceful protesters, and then footage of those once peaceful protes U.S. Government Credit Rating at Risk By : Alex De Mostafa The U.S. government enjoys an AAA credit rating - the highest rating possible. It has held this Triple-A rating since 1917. Unfortunately, due to recent massive increases in federal debt, the U.S. government may be about to lose that AAA rating. Deflation By : Alex De Mostafa Almost everyone knows about inflation and the troubles associated with it, but comparatively few people are familiar with deflation. This is fairly understandable, as the U.S. has not experienced deflation since 1955 -- until now. Tax Revenue Falls Sharply By : Alex De Mostafa U.S. government tax revenues from individuals are are down 22%, compared to 2008 numbers. Over the same period, US government revenue from corporate taxes has dropped a whopping 57%. Food Stamp Recipients are Growing Fat By : Alex De Mostafa A recently released study by the Center for Human Resource Research of Ohio State University and the Department of Social Sciences of the University of Michigan-Dearborn shows that food stamp recipients rank a full point higher on the BMI (Body Mass Index) scale than the average American. Global Warming to Kill One Billion People by 2020 By : Alex De Mostafa John Holdren, Obama's science czar, predicts that global warming will kill one billion people by 2020. Don't Agree that Government is Too Big? By : Alex De Mostafa Little ten year old Clementine Lee was recently surrounded by police and fined $50 for running a lemonade stand without a government permit. Seeing the Importance of Elections By : Art Gib This article is about campaign signs and how important they are during an election. It also mentions what roles we as voters should play in the process. How to Build a Bridge By : Alex De Mostafa Building a bridge can be an easy task. But in order to do this on your own, you need to craft a step by step procedure to guide you through. Understanding the Health Care Debate Part 3 By : There is no liberal panacea that will adequately insure everyone, prevent rationing, and preserve the highest quality medical care this world knows. Understanding the Health Care Debate Part 2 By : Inefficient administrative costs dealing with a myriad of compliance issues and paper health records have needlessly increased the cost of health insurance. The Many Different Military Knives By : Alex De Mostafa Amazingly there are several different types of military knives used by those in the military around the world. Those individuals for hand-to-hand combat choose dozens of these knives. California may possibly be trying to sell some of its most admired landmarks? By : Alex De Mostafa The state of California is all but bankrupt, with a $24 billion budget deficit. Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger has said that something has to be done to repair the problem and his plan called for the selling of some of Californias most popular landmarks. The Green Shoots Illusion By : Jacek Popiel Government intervention in the U. S. economy has created a stalmated situation. The measures taken are blocking market mechinisms but fall short of the impetus that true nationalisation could provide. Who Is Going To Pay To Fix Our Bumpy Old Roads By : Aydan Corkern Are you tired of driving on messed up roads where you live? If you do not think there is enough being done to repair roads and water lines in your town, tell someone about it. Should The Government Spend More Of The Tax Money They Recieve From Cigarettes To Help Smokers Quit By : Aydan Corkern We know that the amount of tax on a pack of cigarettes continues to go up all of the time. Is the government spending enough of this money investing in programs that can help those that smoke quit for free? Does The Government Really Give Out Money To People By : Charles Cruz The subject that will be discussed in this article is government grants, who gets what and why. This is a very complex subject, like everything our government does, because all the grants and benefits our authorities manage they have to think about everybody for the greater good. The Benefits Of Government Grants By : Charles Cruz As an individual, I can convince the Government to give me some money if I can convince them that the money is going to be productive in a certain field. Hard Body Armor By : Alex De Mostafa Hard Body Armor, as the name suggests is made out of thick metal or ceramic plates, with functionally being quite similar to the iron suits worn by much feared medieval knights. This category of Body Armor is hard enough to deflect a bullet shot or any other weapon. The simple reason being that the Body Armor plates push out itself on the bullet with equal force with which the bullet tries to push in, resulting that the bullet is not able to penetrate the armor plate. Combat Usability of Body Armor By : Alex De Mostafa Body Armor is heavy and cumbersome to use restricting mobility of the soldiers. There is always a constant need of trade off between increased protection and the loss of mobility and comfort factor. Some factions of the US arm are in favor of mobility at the cost of some what reduced protection while others are more concerned at protection of the human life even if it comes with some restriction in mobility and requires the soldiers to carry slightly more weight. Superiority of Interceptor SAPI By : Alex De Mostafa The Interceptor Body Armor uses SAPI inserts at the front and the back of the vest for protection against the NATO 7.62x51 mm rifle shots. The SAPI plates are the most technically advance Body Armor plates ever used by the US army and are made of boron carbide ceramic and have a backing of Dyneema which effectively breaks down the velocity of any projectile and protects the wearer. Body Armor - The Interceptor By : Alex De Mostafa The Interceptor Body Armor is a kind of armor used by the United States army. It is much more effective compared to the usual bullet proof jackets, vests and is now replacing a previously use version of Body Armor referred to as Personnel Armor and System for the Ground Troops or the PASGT. Kevlar based Body Armor By : Alex De Mostafa In the mid 70s DuPont Corporation invented a synthetic fiber which was named as Kevlar. This fiber when tightly woven and layers were used for Body Armor which showed amazing results. The Body Armor made out of Kevlar were immediately approved and inducted by the US law enforcement agencies as the lightweight of this Body Armor made it possible for unrestricted movement while providing effective protection. The initial Body Armor made out of Kevlar consisted of 15 layers of Kevlar fabric which was reinforced with a 5 inch by 8 inch steel plate made out of ballistic steel places strategically to protect the heart. How a Body Armor Protects? By : Alex De Mostafa Body Armor work on the principles of using layers of very tightly woven fibers which are reinforced with metal or ceramic or plastic plates to provide protection from fire arms of various kinds. The hard type Body Armor has become a standard accessory in military use as the soft type Body Armor are ineffective against any kind of rifle fire power. Future of the Body Armor By : Alex De Mostafa After Kevlar was invented in the 70s, many other corporations did research and came out with a number of alternatives fabrics claimed to be bullet proof like Honeywellâ€™s Gold Flex and Spectra, DSMâ€™s Dyneema, Teijin Twaronâ€™s Twaron and Zylon from Toyobo. History of the Body Armor By : Alex De Mostafa The use of Body Armor is very old when the people discovered that multiple layered vests made of cloth helped to protect the wearer from arrow penetrations in the medieval times. These were later upgraded to use silk fabric as people discovered that layers of silk had the capacity to slow down the impact of some of the old fire arms. Evolution of Body Armor By : Alex De Mostafa Body Armor is as old as the human civilization and humans are known to have been wearing and using Body Armor since the Stone Age era. The quality and type of Body Armor has no doubt under gone sea changes with the advancement of technology and science which as been a universal phenomena in all spheres of life. Legality of a Body Armor By : Alex De Mostafa Most countries do not have any law which governs the usage of Body Armor. Body Armor is usually legal to use in most countries with a few exceptions. One of the notable exceptions is Australia. Use of Body Armor has been banned in Australia and use of any kind of Body Armor is illegal and a punishable offence under the Australian laws. Body Armor History By : Alex De Mostafa During the World War II the US made many designs of Body Armor for use bits army but all of these were found to be too heavy and restricted mobility of the soldiers. Most of these new designs were also not liked and put to use as they were found to be incompatible with most of the existing equipment in use by the army men. Together with the Americans the Japanese army was also conducting its own research on Body Armor. What is Body Armor? By : Alex De Mostafa Body Armor is a protective covering worn over the torso usually in the form of a vest. Body Armor is also commonly known as ballistic vest or bullet proof vest and it protects the user from the impact of any type of gun fire or explosive projectiles and fragments. Features of the Improved Outer Tactical Vest By : Alex De Mostafa The Improved Outer Tactical Vest or the IOTV as it is commonly known, is a result of continous research and development by the army which began the spring of 2006. The US Army shortlisted seventeen vendors who had come forward with designs of improvement in Body Armor. Of these seventeen, six vendors were selected and asked to provide their prototypes of their designs for a user evaluation which was conducted in the month of January and February of the year 2007. 10 Key Tips for Surviving Tax Time By : Alex De Mostafa Deadlines that involve filling out government forms that affect your wallet are considered the main problem as April 15th approaches. You don't have to be worried, however, if you learn to prepare yourself for this annual duty. Avoid Late Filing Penalties for the 2008 Tax Season By : Alex De Mostafa "Nothing is certain but death and taxes" is a famous, or infamous, saying, and we know that it's true; every year, as April rolls around, so does tax season. Find Out More About the Different Aspects of the Military MRE: Meal, Ready to Eat By : Alex De Mostafa Military MRE stands for military meal, ready to eat, which refers to the instant meals that soldiers carry with them especially when dispatched in important military missions. Packed with vital nutrients, these dishes come in different flavor including Chicken Breast, Beefsteak with Mushrooms, and Chili with Macaroni. How Iranian Presidential Elections Work By : Rahman Mehraby The unique and special rules of the Iranian electoral systems and Iranian constitution give interesting twists to the election of Iranian president. This article offers some insights into the fascinating facets of the Iranian presidential elections. History on The Parents of Barack Obama By : Stacey Reid For many Americans there are a few questions about our new President that we are not real sure on. The major question is who were the parents of Barack Obama? What Nationality is Barack Obama? By : Stacey Reid There are still Americans that are unsure of President Obamas nationality after all the media and television coverage. Can you believe that? The Effects of Illegal Immigration on the Economy By : Jordan McPelt Illegal immigration is an important issue with many negative effects. The Unprecedented Presidential Transition By : Ki Gray If it seems a little unusual that President-elect Barack Obama is holding daily press conferences and lining up legislation to be signed his first days in office that's because this is a presidential transition like no other. Legalization of Documents: When It's Necessary and How It's Done By : Jordan McPelt The legalization of documents is a in depth process of ensuring the document is what the document says it is. When conversing legally with other countries, the apostille is often needed by one or more parties before the finalization of any legal proceedings can occur. National Security Perspectives: A Post-Election Insider View By : David Link Recently I participated in an event entitled National Security Perspectives held at the famous Congressional Country Club in Maryland. A Capitalist's Social Security, 401(k), And Retirement Plan Reform Program By : Steve Selengut What if the new plan actually reduced payroll taxes, cut prices, created jobs, increased salaries, raised shareholder dividends, partially funded decreased healthcare costs, and was available to everyone?Would the politicians be interested? Let's find out. China And Its History Of Dynasties By : Derek Dashwood A dynasty is taken here as the period of time that one family or close group control a nation. China has had many dynasties, good and bad. How Can Minority Grants Boost The US Economy? By : Charles Bretz There are different types of minority grants available to all the different categories of minorities. Some of these minority grants benefit particular minority groups from a specific background while other grants benefit to minorities in most cases. In case these grants benefit a particular minority group then it is not entirely different from other types of minority grants. Registered Voters Take Advantage of Early Voting In Travis County By : Ki Gray The article looks at the early voting trends in Travis County. America's First Black President? By : Shawn Wilson Will this be an epoch for change? Is Our Nation's Pride Still On Fire? By : Aydan Corkern Citizens and non-citizens alike used to enjoy the freedom and benefits of living in the United States, but with the economic crisis and trouble looming around every corner, people are starting to lose their pride and belief in their country. How Our Government Went Up In Smoke By : Aydan Corkern Our current economic crisis and sky-high cost of living expenses make it hard for the average Joe to make it in this world. Of course, the government is stepping in, but they are only helping those who they take a special interest in. What Can Be Done About Global Warming By : Todd Ash Global warming is going to be the death of us all if we do not do something anout it now.There are people thet would rather close their eyes that face the truth. National Bank: How to Fix the Housing Crisis for Less than 700 Billion By : Ki Gray This article looks at a different less expensive way the US government could deal with the current housing crisis. How Can Hydrogen Effect The Economy By : Todd Ash Hydrogen and the effects on the economy can be huge. Taking money away from the large oil companies and reducing our dependence on foreing fuel. Sarah Palin On The Environment: George Bush And Dick Cheney Rolled Into One By : James Nash On the environment, Sarah Palin is essentially George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and perhaps James Watt rolled into one, but with a more pleasant demeanor. It is important to look beyond charisma and consider the environmental implications of our November vote. Wall Street Bailout, Congressional Cover-up, or Sarbanes-Oxley? By : Steve Selengut More than 95% of Americans are making their mortgage payments right on schedule, yet there is no market for the financial products that contain these mortgages. Consequently, balance sheets reflect trillions of dollars less than the maturity value of the securities held by the financial institutions. Bush On Global Warming: Decider Or Dissembler? By : James Nash President George W. Bush once said: "I'm the decider, and I decide what's best." When it comes to environmental issues, especially global warming, Bush often sounds more like the dissembler than the decider. Smoke Screens May Be Used Best By Government By : Aydan Corkern It can be physical or a metaphor, so who do you think would be the best at using them. Why Amnesty Doesn't Work By : Jordan McPelt The United States government needs to look at this situation carefully in order to determine what the needs of these illegal immigrants are and how the government can meet them halfway. Kathy Cox and the Million Dollar Lesson Plan By : Could a game show like Fox's "Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader?" have any redeeming social value? It might when contestants like Kathy Cox, Georgia Superintendent of Schools, choose to participate. Learn how to claim your million without ever being on the show. Why Should Hillary Clinton Voters Support John McCain? By : John DeJong This year Senator Clinton received 18 million votes from her supporters. Though she ran a good campaign she somehow found herself behind in a battle against the most liberal and least qualified of all party candidates, Barack Obama. And even as she quickly closed the gap on him and was about to overtake his lead, the DNC saw fit to literally chop her legs out from under her. Labour Looks to Re-Write Its Own Rules By : Patrick Omari As the country faces a bitter economic struggle and recession, the government decides that changing the amount it can borrow is the answer to covering its short comings. Live and Let Die - Government Funds End of Life Care By : Patrick Omari The British announces plans to fund an End of Life Care strategy to provide expert care in people's final days. The scheme will see more people choosing to die at home, with specialist care and help from trained professionals. How To Win The Election And Clean House By : Scott McGregor Dems and Repubs alike are scared of looking soft at election time! A tongue-in-cheek look at our slide into the loss of liberty at the hands of promise-everything politicians. We need Chairman Mao! Death on the Road - Dangerous Drivers To Face Tougher Sentences By : Patrick Omari Drivers found guilty of death by dangerous driving are to be set tougher punishments. Offenders could face up to fourteen years in prison after the new guidelines were set by the SGC. The Idiocy of Mainstream American Energy Policies By : Carlton Straeker For what people around the world consider the U.S. as the richest, most powerful, and most efficient country on the globe, how did we get to face the dilemmas of higher gasoline, energy, and food prices? The answer lies in our idiotic mainstream energy policies such as adoptions of no new oil explorations, over reliance of alleged renewable sources of energy, and a non-nuclear energy stance. Women Take Top Spanish Positions By : Roger Munns For the first time the majority of the Spanish Cabinet are women. It used to be a man's world, but around the world women are increasingly finding their way to the top based on merit. Guaranteed Social Security Benefits: Make It So By : Steve Selengut This is a conceptual outline, a starting point for developing the nitty-gritty details, rules, regulations, laws, and agencies. All that is required is the will to change. Politicians like to debate changes to determine why new ideas can't be implemented. Here's a plan that must be implemented. Have a listen, throw out an incumbent.
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