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101. America Needs an Education Reinvention Bill NOW! By Bruce Schwartz
     In order to build a stronger, more self-sufficient America, America must first be willing to change. To build a progressive and competitive society, America's most important challenge is to change its antiquated educational system. In every political administration, education must be first and foremost. Without a strong and revitalized educational system, America will never progress to greatness nor be able to alleviate any of our other ills.The three R's - reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic - i…



102. We Do Not Have An Upside Down Trade Deficit Because We Cannot Compete By Lance Winslow
     Our trade deficit is directly proportional to our attacks on US Businesses and Entrepreneurs. We do not have an upside down trade deficit because we cannot compete. We can compete with any nation. We have bad policies, over regulation, too many lawyers and lawsuits. We have judges and juries ruling for unbelievable sums to send a message to the businesses and industries as if it were the job of the court to dictate policy.Now then with everything and everyone against the businesses, there prob…



103. Jay Hammond - Alaska Governor and Creator of the Permanent Fund By Garry Gamber
     Former Governor of Alaska, Jay Hammond, died at age 83, peacefully at his home in Lake Clark, Alaska. He served Alaska as its Governor from 1974 to 1982, the years during which Alaska built an incredible oil pipeline, banked a large amount of the oil lease revenues, and created a dividend program that every resident of Alaska benefits from yearly.Very few men are ever fortunate enough to be so productive during their public life. Not surprisingly, Jay Hammond was respected and admired by a h…



104. The Case For Terri Schiavo's Right To Live !
     By now anyone who watches the news on the television, listens to news on the radio, or reads a newspaper has heard of the Terri Schiavo case. Terri Schiavo, a woman, who at age 26, collapsed and suffered brain damage under ambiguous circumstances, is said to be in a constant vegetative state according to her husband, Michael Schiavo. Mr. Schiavo wants to have her feeding tube removed so that she will die and says that's what Terri would have wanted.The Schindlers, Terri's parents, have been figh…



105. The Cost of the COLD WAR By Robert Baird
     Many people who are expert in the issue of the Oswald’s rifle are able to clearly demonstrate that the best marksman in the world could not have done what that one rifle was supposed to have done. I suppose once the story was manufactured they had to stick with it before they knew about the ricochet and other evidence. On forums and in debates with serious people who have studied all facets of the case I have never had anyone stand behind the fact that this one bullet ended up in such a pristi…



106. People say -- and do -- the dumbest things
     People say — and do — the dumbest thingsby Kenn GividenHillarysVillage.comWhen Pennsylvania Senator Arlen Spector exercised his right to free speech last week, he prompted a quick response from Robert Bork. Known for being the first Supreme Court Justice nominee to be, well, “borked,” the judge was in no mood for Spector’s silliness. “I know Specter,” he retorted, “and the truth is not in him.” What prompted Bork’s remark was the Senator’s suggestion — make that accusation — that the judge “had …



107. Why The Left Is Falling Apart
     A wise man once said that when you stand for everything, you stand for nothing. And that is the problem with modern liberalism in America. You have disparate groups with completely conflicting principles tugging and pulling the “left wing” in all directions and none of them are liberal in the classical sense. And what is worse is that their leaders think that when you have the ideology being pulled every which way it actually makes them look like centrists. But looking schizophrenic is more real…



108. Delta By Al Thomas
     As you know Delta Airlines is close to bankruptcy. Their income is less than their outgo. They are running out of money. In order to stay in business they must either take in a lot more cash or cut expenses. In today's economy they cannot raise their fares as they will sell even fewer tickets because competition is fierce.If you can't take in more money the only alternative is to cut internal expenses. The first to go are the non-operating employees - the little guys on the ground have the sma…



109. Rising Insurance Costs To Blame For Lack Of Health Insurance In The Workplace By Michael Bell
     The percentage of companies offering health insurance dropped to approximately 60 percent in 2004, down 3 percent from the previous year. Most U.S. companies that do not offer health care benefits cite rising costs as the determining factor. On average, health insurance premiums rise between 9 and 11 percent or more on an annual basis. The result is a slow but steady decline in the availability of traditional employment-based health care coverage.The majority of businesses who dropped health…



110. Open Source and Post-Capitalistic Society By Daniel Orsolic
     Capitalism as the social structure was founded in order to support further evolution and development of human race, to support the innovation which was oppressed by the former system. It was brought up by the two industrial revolutions. The technology was obviously the main to blame for the outcoming capitalistic society. The new capitalism was more liberalistic promoting free trade and pushing globalization in order to support further development and growth of technology.But, it seems like th…



111. Handguns - A Moral Imperative
     You’ve been lied to, friends and neighbors. You’ve been lied to by some of the slickest and most dangerous conmen you will ever encounter. The lies have been coming thick and furious for so many years that you have trouble seeing the truth – in spite of all your brains and good, old-fashioned common sense. You’ve been told violence is a terrible thing. You’ve been told that folks are killing each other all over the world, and they will certainly stop if we can just control this terrible flood of…



112. Local Elected Officials - The end of an Era
     Copyright 2006 Al Arnold We all know of at least one local elected official, who seems to have been around forever. At some point in time that person finally decides to retire. Their name will not be on the ballot. One of those local icons was retiring this year from my County Board. This particular gentleman gave me one of my all time favorite 'keepsake' remarks. A 'keepsake' remark is one of those statements that you never forget. It is forever burned in your memory. This particular 'keepsake'…



113. The Power Behind Words...
     If you had a magic wand, how would you use it?What do Actors, Politicians, Businessmen, Marketers, Diplomats, Writers and other influential classes of people use, to gain our loyalty and reliance? ? what?It's the dominant Power of Words.Think about it... Most, if not all of the recognizable authorities in virtually every industry, accrue their success to the Power of Words. Words are your 'stealth' mental weapon to virtually achieve every goal you set.  Using Words like a Magic Wand, you can:* I…



114. President Bush rewards terrorism!
     America can ill afford to reward terrorists, yet The Blade reports our bankrupt country has budgeted $200,000,000 'economic and infrastructure assistance to the Palestian Authority.' This same issue of The Blade reports growing concerns that democracy among the 'Palestinians' could backfire upon us with their rejection of one terrorist group, Fatah, co-founded by terrorist Mahmoud Abbas and terrorist Yasser Arafat, for the terrorist group America is still honest enough to call a terrorist organi…



115. Iran and Instruments of Oppression
     As Iran continues to defy international concerns about its nuclear weapons program by resuming uranium enrichment at Natanz nuclear site, internally Human Rights situation keeps on deteriorating further as number of executions handed down to prisoners keep on rising. Disturbing, are the news about the ages of these victims. A recent example of this is the case of Delara Darabi who was 17 when she committed her crime or Nazanin who tried to defend herself from being raped. On 'stopfundamentalism…



116. Hillary Clinton: Democrats Are Betting On the Wrong Horse
     As someone who once received the highest Civics exam score in the State of Florida, it’s always fun to watch a mainline political party set itself up for a devastating political defeat. The Democrats seem to be living in some sort of weird Jimmy Carterland bubble that exists only in the context of a 1970’s alternative reality. In that reality, Carter has saved the world by joining it. It was Jimmy who managed to defeat the Soviets by building more habitat for humanity homes and making sure that …



117. The History of Trade and Using it as a Weapon for Peace By Lance Winslow
     The Flow of Trade is a major consideration of civilizations and cultures working together to insure that they can get what they need. Some areas have special crops, which grow in their regions, which the other regions would like to have. In days of the First colonies in this country, before it was a country trade with the local Indians were vital to them staying alive. Our ancestors traded with the Native Indian tribes to insure the colony had the food and things needed to get through the wint…



118. Quick Thought on The Flow of Fuel and Costs By Lance Winslow
     Without the flow of fuel our very mobile society comes to a complete stand still. When the supplies get low and the free-markets dictate higher prices; every one of us feels the pain in some way.We are effected no mater where we live, what we do, where we go, what we drive, where we live or who we are. This is because the economics of supply and demand affect every flow that we know. The price of fuel in the transportation that delivers to us the things we need and desire is added on to the pr…



119. Super Voting Ink and Vaccines By Lance Winslow
     In the future when we decide to help nations vote and enter their new freedom of democracy at a time when we have significant resistance in the form of a guerilla contingency or insurgency we should specially modify the ink die to prove a vote was cast to identify the good citizens.By mixing a specific chemical which is safe biologically, but shows up under UV light, we can tell when they approach a check point at night if they are the good guys or bad guys. This will be a very good technique …



120. How Dogpoo is Changing The World By Angelique Van Engelen
     Perhaps a silent revolution is taking place, this time more than ever literally on your doorstep. Irritatingly literally even.It’s been termed a ‘prank’, it’s been termed ‘borderline legal’, it’s been termed anti social but it simply IS ingenious. What is? Sticking a miniature US flag into piles of dog poo in public parks.The trend’s origins are German. Two years of persistent campaigning in Bayreuth Park are driving the police up the wall especially since the offense has been repeated over 2…



121. Democrats - Where to now?
     The presidential election just passed and as everyone knows by now George W. will be spending another 4 years in White House as Commander of Chief of the world. Err America. Not only that, the Republicans gained seats in both the House and Senate.I have been thinking about this ever since the election ended, but where exactly does the Democratic Party go now? The Republicans went through a major change starting in 1964 to Present day making great strides, but what are the Democrats going to do a…



122. Corruption and Transparency By Sam Vaknin
     I. The FactsJust days before a much-awaited donor conference, the influential International Crisis Group (ICG) recommended to place all funds pledged to Macedonia under the oversight of a "corruption advisor" appointed by the European Commission. The donors ignored this and other recommendations. To appease the critics, the affable Attorney General of Macedonia charged a former Minister of Defense with abuse of duty for allegedly having channeled millions of DM to his relatives during the rece…



123. Economic Illiteracy Can Be Very Costly! By Scott Pearson
     I’VE ALWAYS ARGUED THAT ECONOMIC ILLITERACY IS VERY COSTLY.This is true with respect to credit card rates or broader economic principles in government policy. Our education system should emphasize healthy economic thinking. But, considering the education system, it’s just as well that they don’t address these important issues. The only thing worse than lack of education, is mis-education.On a local scale, economic illiteracy about personal finance may cause temporary hardship for a household.…



124. Birth of a Nation By Robert Baird
     When you see hooded Klansmen walking up Pennsylvania Avenue to meet their Grand Wizard Woodrow Wilson you are witnessing the true nature of the American people’s participation in a ghastly power play against people even in their own country. How could any woman trust a man who would be so callous towards blacks? The Klansmen were also freely using black women for their pleasure and taking any number of laws into their own hands. We have seen this with the Houses in Texas and we know Edward Hou…



125. The invason of Iran is going to start Januari 2006
     I found an interesting article about the Iranian war. The article can be found here: http://jedha.blogspot.com/ Here is a summary: According to Russian Ivan Wenner at:- http://www.massagemaker.citymaker.com/Iran...stmas_2005.html U.S./Israel Bombing Of Iran's Nuclear Reactors Set For Christmas 2005 To Prevent Nuclear Fallout Russian Cargo of Nuclear Fuel To Be Delivered To Iran At The End Of 2005 or early 2006 As reported in Payvand's Iran News: http://www.payvand.com/news/05/sep/1177.html 'Russ…



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