I realize that many of my postings are critiques. As important as critiquing is, I want to offer an idea. It’s a simple idea, but one that I think will prove effective. The United States has been disputing the oil … Continue reading →
It looks as though the military in Syria is not controlled by its President. If it is, he must surely know he would likely face trial. I’m grateful to the world leaders who appear to have good intentions of creating … Continue reading →
It’s really a shame that the essay I wrote, a summary about the Iraq war and thoughts about the “culture of death” that was exported to the Iraqi people after the ousting Saddam Hussein, was lost as I tried to … Continue reading →
Diplomatic leaks have caused consternation, as publicly reported; but, for the citizen of a given country, he or she certainly cares quite a bit, how the leadership gets along and directs public policy. Usually every country wants to disclose to … Continue reading →
Has anyone considered for a moment that Iran’s potentially decided nuclear ambitions might be rooted in its self- interest of protecting itself from its Arab neighbor and potential foe and rival in the region, Saudi Arabia? Maybe Iran has no … Continue reading →
I’m wondering if the US President is using any of his familiarity with the African continent to call upon a region therein to assist in the efforts in Afghanistan. It might be shrewd of us to ask the secretary of … Continue reading →
I have to admit, I am not an expert on the US involvement in Afghanistan, likely no one person is. But, I’m not calling for withdrawal of US forces here… I really think now that maybe the coalition needs more … Continue reading →
Afghanistan’s economy based on its cash crop the poppy, has been disrupted by US armed forces and other participating nation’s armed forces. I’m wondering if this war, like Russia’s long ago vs. tribal terrorists, is being lost as well. Surely … Continue reading →
And again… of course it comes to this. A third proposal to arms sent to the middle-east. Halting settlements is something that can be done without having to arm oneself with US weaponry. Can you blame them for asking? In … Continue reading →
To be extra clear about the CA democrats’ belief that it will “take time to correct the states’ problems”, I share my opinion that the governor is doubling down, hoping that his party can be rewarded for the road that … Continue reading →
I saw this sign, on late night/early morning news, that someone at the “Colbert, Stewart” rally (as I choose to call it) in DC, displayed to a news camera. (With a crowd of people who have no proven symbiosis with … Continue reading →
I decided today to diverge from my secret ballot privilege, to say that long-time political enemies can sometimes have the answer to our problems. I hope that the public realize this and vote not out of fear, as usual in … Continue reading →
I see an interesting thing happening at the moment. All the people complaining the loudest, publicly, about their “big government”, as they coin, are really bitter opponents of the health care reform movement. As the democrats presented a referendum to … Continue reading →
I am not privy to the president’s access to intelligence, but he did appear to me in a dream in which he was quite angry with me for something. Strange I know. Maybe I wasn’t providing him with enough intelligence? … Continue reading →
Today, the courts are to decide some issues regarding public photography and recording of celebrities. I hope that a set of rules can be hashed out so as to address the practices that clearly have crossed lines. The rules should … Continue reading →
I just read an article put out by a major cable news network in the year 2004 taking the position that the doors would soon open for consumers and patients alike to order pharmaceuticals from America, with doctor’s prescription, online, … Continue reading →
No. In support of America, to anyone reading, I ask that all our troops return ASAP. Exporting democracy in the form that we’ve been seeing is not obligatory. Iran’s president announced in a public speech that “his country could develop … Continue reading →
I have recently learned that February 11th marks the day of remembrance known as “Victory of the Revolution Day”, to Iranian people. Amnesty International USA has asked me and other Americans to post about this day on our personal blog’s. … Continue reading →