An assessment of the political landscape following the Midterm Elections, which analyzes the opportunities and the best course of actions for the new Democratic Majorities…An Article by Dave, who forgot to provide us with his last name. However, we have an address to a Weblog that is published by Dave at the following [...]
Several months ago I had sent to me a short story that was intended to communicate an interpretation of the events that led to the invasion of Iraq. The work constitutes what would be considered by most a short story, which possesses a setting consisting of a classroom in America, where relatively young children are [...]
An Article by
Robert T. Melaccio Sr.
Technorati tags: exportation of american jobs, outsourcing, free trade agreements
The making or creation of wealth has only one goal and this is the creation of more wealth. It seems that in today’s Global market that when it comes to gaining wealth it does not matter where or with whom. [...]
An Article by:
Susan Hutson
Ohio – a state consisting of 21 electoral votes – declares a law that essentially negates the Constitutional Right guaranteeing Due Process.
On September 1, 2006, Ohio’s Attorney General, Jim Petro, and others, including Senator Mike DeWine and other House Representatives, advocated the adoption of an Ohio law, which allows for a person [...]
An Article by:
Ben Tanosborn
Originally published on:
www.tanosborn.com/columns.html
Nothing evidences our monolithic approach to international politics better than our response to a little foreign criticism coming from any quarter. Such criticism may come from nations that we usually identify with, and which have always been considered allies; or from nations that resent our meddling in their internal affairs [...]
An Article by:
Thomas Melaccio
Well today the Associated Press released an article, which was featured on page 13a of the St. Petersburg Times here in Florida. One would have thought it warranted front-page play but then again in my opinion many people only read the front page, sports and the comics. In my opinion what better [...]
The following is provided by Citizens For A Better Veterans Home; an organization founded in 1998, working to ensure veterans receive the social services promised to them… AMERICAN ANTI IMPERIALISM, 1898 STYLE
“There was a broad based, centrist, moderate, reformist United States anti-war effort right before 1900. This Original Populist Era organization was run under [...]
An article by Joseph Murtagh, originally published in the Muckracker Report For the last six years, there’s been this assumption about George W. Bush that has occupied roughly the same place in people’s minds as the second law of thermal dynamics, or the existence of the moon, and which goes something like this: while the [...]
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Defining Web 2.0
The emergence of Web 2.0 has attracted negative commentary by people who do not entirely understand what Web 2.0 is and, consequently, what it entails. Admittedly, there is some truth to the relationship inferred to exist between Web 2.0 and the quantum increases in bandwidth [...]
by Stephen Neitzke
We the sovereign people are powerful beyond imagining, if we’re organized for anything. Not just casually organized for anti-war protests, flash mobs, NGOs that prop up the failed status quo, and the corrupt political parties, but formally organized into cross-country citizen action groups for every proactive anything, as well as for remedies outside [...]
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