Reelect President Bush for the 2nd term: Evidence & Proofs
by Dr Ma
Why President Bush should have his second term? Pending Oil Crisis
by Karen Boyer
Have you been paying attention to what is happening in the oil industry. If you haven't, then you are in for a big surprise. Your family's future could be seriously affected when oil reserves are depleted. A Cheap Holiday in Other Peoples Misery (catching up with Mordechai Vanunu in Israel)
by Rev. David B. Smith
I went to Israel full of apprehension. Just knowing what we all know of the backdrop of paranoia and pain that hangs over that land is enough to make anybody apprehensive, but I also went carrying a dark secret - that I was a friend of Mordechai Vanunu's, and I was nervous about the reaction I'd get should this truth suddenly become public. Bush Panders America’s Kids to Saudi Pederasts
by Dr. David Chananie
The administration professes to value America’s children
and touts the phrase “No Child Left Behind.” Simultaneously,
they have abandoned an estimated 16,000 American children abroad. According to Joel Mowbray’s book “Dangerous Diplomacy,”
the children have been kidnapped by their parents and held in foreign countries, such as Saudi Arabia. Top 30 Politics Quotations
by Danielle Hollister
Get insight and opinions about politicians and the political process with this perceptive compilation of politics quotes... The “Manchurian Candidate”: Lee Harvey Oswald?
by Jerry Leonard
This article summarizes declassied documents and historical precedents supporting the theory that Lee Harvey Oswald was an unwitting government provocateur whose final act of assassinating the president was foreshadowed to an alarming extent in a declassified CIA memo on "terminal experiments" in mind control. This "Manchurian Candidate" theory solves a decades-old historical puzzle while simultaneously issuing a timely warning to us today by revealing poorly understood yet powerful (and well-proven) mechanisms for personal and social control. Abu Ghraib: Our Surprise is the only Surprise
by Virginia Bola, PsyD
The revelations of Iraqi prisoner abuse are considered in light of extensive psychological research over the past 30 years. The findings of several studies conistently suggest that the abuse which happened could have been easily predicted and that the fault lies in the military and civilian administration who failed to pay heed to the warnings of social psychology. A Look Ahead to 2008 (Part I)
by Terry Mitchell
Just as everyone has breathed a sigh of relief at the end of 2004 presidential campaign, I would like to take a quick look ahead to 2008. Today, I will be taking a look at the potential Republican candidates. A Look Ahead to 2008 (Part II)
by Terry Mitchell
Last week, I began my look ahead to the 2008 presidential campaign with the potential Republican candidates. Today, I will continue by taking a look at the potential Democratic candidates. A Workable Alternative to Term Limits
by Terry Mitchell
The end of another election once again brings into focus the problem of Washington politicians raising money and running for re-election as soon as they get into office. Many citizens and various government-accountability advocacy groups have done little more than complain from time to time. However, some of them, along with many members of the media, have been pushing for term limits as a solution. I say forget about term limits in Washington as I have a better solution. A Noble Attempt To Bring Peace in Assam
by Lalith Ninan
The highly disturbed norhteastern state of Assam is witnessing a noble attempt to bring preace initiated by a renowned writer "Indira Goswami". What Price Loyalty?
by Virginia Bola, PsyD
The dark side of utter loyalty is explored within the current framework of loyalty being the quality most prized by those in power. A Viewpoint Not Represented in the Mainstream Media
by Terry Mitchell
The news media will regularly present views from Democratic (liberal), Republican (neoconservative), and independent (moderate) perspectives. However, I rarely, if ever, see my point of view represented in the mainstream media. Colts’ Stadium Short on Horse Sense
by Kurt St. Angelo
The predominant discussion in the Indianapolis media over the proposed $500 million Colts stadium is how to fund it, not over the wisdom and propriety of taxpayers going into debt to build it. Bush Victory: A Defeat for the Have-Nots?
by Virginia Bola, PsyD
The probable consequences of the recent re-election are considered including potential effects upon the poor and vulnerable in a society which favors the wealthy and the powerful. Is It Human? Is It Alive? Settling The Debate About When Human Life Begins
by Steve Singleton
Pro-choice and pro-life advocates have trouble finding common ground on when life begins. The Scriptures have been used to support both sides, but a more careful examination reveals some surprising insights about when life begins and what should be recognized as human. The Ugly American Returns!
by Virginia Bola, PsyD
The world since 911 and the invasion of Iraq is considered in terms of the increasingly poor image of America throughout the world. Revitalizing The Power of the Baby Boomers
by Virginia Bola, PsyD
The strengths and dreams of the Baby Boomers are recalled and specific strategies given which can revitalize that power and allow for an aging generation to finally effect the changes they sought decades ago. Recycling The Mentally Ill
by Virginia Bola, PsyD
The plight of the mentally ill is described in terms of their movement from the State Hospitals to homelessness and now to prisons. The American Worker: Downward Mobility
by Virginia Bola, PsyD
The reality of the newly created jobs in the US Labor Market is considered, especially the downward slide of the middle and working class into lower paid employment and towards poverty. The increasing distance between the successful and the victims of economic restructuring are outlined. by
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