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751. Smoking Pot and the FBI By Lance Winslow
     Do you have a drug problem? Perhaps you smoke some grass once in a while. Well you are not alone in fact so many people smoke marijuana in the United States that the FBI Federal Bureau of Investigation is having a tough time getting people to pass its tests. They say they must keep up the ethics in that branch of the Department of Justice.They say they have such a wonderful reputation such as the FBI deep throater, the Chinese Sex Spy Scandal, the Filipino who gave away national secret data an…



752. Where have all the Heroes gone By Lance Winslow
     America is filled with standouts and perserverance; our nation has a rich heritage of strength and honor. We have so many heroes in our short 200 years of history it is hard to keep them all straight. Think of your favorite hero. So are many other great Americans. I can think of so many. Can you? How about the heroes of the past decade; what are their names? Can you name ten? Name them. If you cannot can you; you proved my point. As we have approached sameness and liberal views of; we are …



753. US Trade Deficit with China By Lance Winslow
     Why are we blaming China for our mismanagement? Let’s face it we have not been good stewards of our economic engine. In fact sometimes it seems we do everything to hold down our economy from screaming forward. With all the over regulations in this country to start, grow and run a successful small business, medium size corporation or a multi-national conglomerate based in the US. Why do we attack and use regulations to slow down our economic might? Because folks it is the way it is deliberately…



754. The Elephant Roared and Brought Forth a Turd: A Case Against Democratizing the Middle East By Doug Krieger
     The original vulgarity was bylined: …The Constipation of America’s Mid-East Peace Policy!It is with some trepidation that I embark upon this discourse; for one, out of respect for elephants, but more so because within the American framework of democracy I have so greatly benefited. Thus, to liken the extension of America’s efforts to democratize the civil administrations of Moslem states—even with the caveat “considering cultural sensitivities”—to the intestinal hardships of our beloved pacad…



755. Are We Really Getting Along? By Arnetta Murray
     When you look at the news, immigrants are dying trying to get to America. Some are in America legally and illegally. I really don't have a problem with the immigrants unless they do it the wrong way. My problem comes into play when they come to America and they don't know English. Working with Hispanics I have come to understand them much better. Alot of them have been taught that working is critical. Education isn't important. Well, in American Education and working are 2 very c…



756. Recycling The Mentally Ill By Virginia Bola, PsyD
     30 years ago, California, later followed by other states, decided to virtually close down the State Mental Hospitals.There had been multiple exposures of abuse throughout the Nation's systems such as over-medicated individuals kept on back wards for years without clinical justification. However, the primary force leading to the widespread closures was economic. Providing free room, board, medication and psychiatric care to the chronic and seriously impaired mental health population was expensi…



757. What's Right About Nebraska: How the Democrats Lost the Heart of American Populism By Doug Krieger
     (Note: This article was written slightly before the 2004 election; however, its thesis on how the Dems. lost the heartland--and why they continue to fumble the ball--bespeaks of a sea change that continues to sweep the American political landscape. Yet, Dean, et al, run down to the beach and think that last tsunami was it--not knowing they come in successive intervals, are stronger than the last one, and are not designed for your viewing pleasure!)Liberal Democrats don’t get it. America’s “…



758. What Goes Around Comes Around By Diane Williams
     What is the definition of the name Israel? Israel is the name given to Jacob by the Angel at Peniel when he struggled with the Lord. 'Israel' means, "The Prince that prevails with God."Now with just this definition, does it sounds like our Roadmap to Peace is meddling in God’s business? America is currently getting back what we put out in Israel in the name of peace. In August 2005, this same Roadmap called for the removal of thousands of Israelis citizens from their homes off the coast of Gaz…



759. Just War By Sam Vaknin
     In an age of terrorism, guerilla and total warfare the medieval doctrine of Just War needs to be re-defined. Moreover, issues of legitimacy, efficacy and morality should not be confused. Legitimacy is conferred by institutions. Not all morally justified wars are, therefore, automatically legitimate. Frequently the efficient execution of a battle plan involves immoral or even illegal acts.As international law evolves beyond the ancient percepts of sovereignty, it should incorporate new thinking…



760. Monitoring Macedonia By Sam Vaknin, Ph.D.
     Close to 500,000 people - one in four - live under the poverty line in a country where the average monthly salary is less than 150 US dollars. More than one in three members of the workforce are chronically unemployed. With inflation up 5.5% in the last 12 months and taxes - borne disproportionately by the poor and the working class - at 37% of GDP, life is tough in this small, landlocked country. When faced with the choice between raising VAT from 5% to 19% on bare necessities (such as bread …



761. Politicians Discover Sex and Violence in the Media -- Again
     Finally, a subject the politicians can all agree on: the media is bad, bad, bad!In recent months, Democrats Hillary Clinton and Joe Lieberman have joined two of the Senate's most conservative Republicans in requesting $90 million in federal funds for research on how the Internet and other electronic media 'affect children's emotional and behavioral development.' Clinton called sex and violence in the media a 'silent epidemic.' Actually, the epidemic in values-free entertainment isn't silent -- y…



762. The deadly United States of Europe
     Belgian leader proposes 'United States of Europe' 01.12.2005 - 17:39 CET | By Mark Beunderman EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - In a bid to go against the eurosceptic tide that is dominating EU public opinion, Belgian prime minister Guy Verhofstadt has pleaded for the creation of a federal 'United States of Europe.' Mr Verhofstadt, a liberal, on Thursday (1 December) presented his new book, provocatively entitled 'The United States of Europe.' The work is meant as a 'political statement against the curren…



763. Immortality and Mortality in the Economic Sciences By Sam Vaknin, Ph.D.
     Roberto Calvo Macias, a young author and thinker from Spain, once wrote to me that it is impossible to design a coherent philosophy of Economy without accounting for the (sad?) fact that we are mortals. This insight is intriguing. It is not that we refrain from Death in dealing with matters economic. What are estate laws, annuities, life insurance policies - but ways to cope with the Great Harvester? But this, admittedly, only scratch the non-profound surface of the question.The industrial rev…



764. The Homestead Revolution II
     We are taught that the U.S. Constitution is the best ever devised by men so we ignore the many flaws that should have been corrected long ago. One is the phrase 'and to provide for the general welfare.' After enumerating what powers Congress has, this phrase overrules everything. Anything the Congress should decide is good for the people becomes a legitimate government function. It makes government our ultimate caretaker and unlimits its own growth. One of the enumerated powers is to defend our…



765. RSS meet targets Advani
     The RSS is getting feedback from its 140 pracharaks or local leaders from across the country and the news is not good for BJP President LK Advani.Many pracharaks want more pressure to be put on Advani after what they call his 'ideological deviations'.However, with BJP National Secretary Sudheendra Kulkarni's resignation yesterday, one of the major RSS demands has already been accepted.RSS ideologyNDTV has learnt that these 140 pracharaks want to force Advani out of the post of party president. T…



766. CIA Looking for a Few Good Homosexuals By Lance Winslow
     The CIA is looking for a few good men, but not just any men, they need more homosexuals as they are great relationship builders. The Central Intelligence Agency is filled with homosexual men and it seems to be working good for them and this is well known amongst the gay and lesbian community as a good employment option.Ever since the Nazis in World War II used homosexual men to spy on Great Britain, this tactic has been used. The Russians also used it and today there are said to be over 3672 C…



767. How Futuristic Is Anarchy As A Way To Organize The State (II) By Angelique Van Engelen
     Any chances for a country to be ruled by alternative rule will always be zero because -as many economists, philosophers and scientists claim- the way the various parts reality consist of interrelate is dominated by forces we won’t in a billion years have any chance of controling. An anarchist with aspirations to help build organizational structures not based on governing from above’s best bet is to get a clear picture of those areas of science that are leading the way in terms of future progre…



768. Elliot Spitzer, are the Rats Leaving the Ship By Lance Winslow
     Are the junior attorneys in the Attorney General’s office leaving the ship yet? Are the New York State Attorney General Office’s up and coming prosecutors and lawyers jumping ship as to not be caught in the future demise of Elliot Spitzer fall from reputation? We will see as Elliot Spitzer starts to lose all his cases that the attorneys in his office wish to distance themselves from the New York Attorney General’s office.It is common knowledge that rats and rodents often leave the ship prior t…



769. Electronic Commerce Taxaton: Emerging Legal Issues - Part II By Adil Waseem
     UNAUTHORIZED HACKINGThe term "computer hacking" traditionally describes the penetration into computer systems, which is not carried out with the aims of manipulation, sabotage or espionage, but for the pleasure of overcoming the technical security measures. In practice, this kind of offense can be frequently found. As far as damage is concerned, a differentiation must be made. In numerous cases, the attacked computer user is not actually harmed, but only endangered. Contrary to this, considera…



770. The Fabric of Economic Trust By Sam Vaknin, Ph.D.
     Economy is called the dismal science because it pretends to be one, disguising its uncertainties and shifting fashions with mathematical formulae. Economy describes the aggregate behaviour of humans and, in this restricted sense, it is a branch of psychology.People operate within a marketplace and attach values to their goods and services and to their inputs (work, capital, natural endowments) through the price mechanism. All this elaborate construct, however, depends greatly on trust. If peop…



771. The Hot Air Prime Minister By Anthony Bloch
     What would happen to a hot air balloon if you poked it with a sharp object? It would deflate and fall to the ground. Well that's like anti-American Prime Minister (PM) Paul Martin. Paul Martin came into office vowing to improve Canadian/American relations that were strained by former PM Jean Chretien. Chretien was anti-American. Chretien would rather support America's enemies then to stand with Canada's long time friend.Martin is the mini-Chretien. He hasn't improved relations between th…



772. Do You Realize
     Do you realize the if we were to quit buying oil from the Arabs, that they would more that likely go out of business, just think about the power that this gives us over them and what they do, they are wealthy and powerful because of the USA, and the oil that we buy from them, their oil companies make billions of dollars per year, and most of it is being sold to our country. So the question that I want to pose, is why are they allowed to import their oil to our country if we know that they suppor…



773. Rumsfeld To Profit From Bird Flu Hoax By Dr Joseph Mercola
     Finally, the pieces of the puzzle start to add up. Not long ago, President Bush sought to instill panic in this country by telling us a minimum of 200,000 people will die from the avian flu pandemic, but it could be as bad as 2 million deaths in this country alone.This hoax is then used to justify the immediate purchase of 80 million doses of Tamiflu, a worthless drug that in no way shape or form treats the avian flu, but only decreases the amount of days one is sick and can actually contribut…



774. Another Round of EU-Iran Talks Starts April 10 - Will Iran Be Referred To The UN Security Council? By Angelique Van Engelen
     Iran’s objection to ratifying the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Additional Protocol of the IAEA is said to be the main obstacle to dispelling fears that it is not building a nuclear weapon. Iranian and EU officials meet April 10 to try to resolve a stalemate in their negotiations over this issue. If they fail, the EU will likely support the US and refer the case to the UN Security Council.At the moment, Iran is unwilling to ratify the Additional Protocol because of agreement between the…



775. George Bush--A New World Order By Scott Pearson
     When this president’s father was in the Oval Office, he was fond of singing the praises of the “New World Order” that was to arrive. The phrase carried a lot of baggage, especially with conservatives who had long heard the term associated with a one-world government with little room for individual rights. Some believe the first George Bush’s attachment to this term hurt his chances for re-election, and contributed to the movement that brought Ross Perot into the fray and split the conservative…



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