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Politics
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Lebanon’s Latest Political Challenge
With Hezbollah threatening protests to topple Lebanon’s current government as part of a bid to change the balance of power within the government, Lebanon has been described in news accounts of being in the midst of one of its worst political crises in a generation. A few have even raised the prospect of renewed civil war. Although Lebanon is a country that is at an enhanced risk of sectarian conflict, the odds are against an outbreak of civil war within the next few months or less, but the path ahead could be treacherous. Afterward, the probabilities could increase.
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Election 2006: Political Aftermath Analysis
Americans have voted overwhelmingly for a change. The Democratic Party must respect the totality of the change Americans want and cannot descend into revenge driven politics. The American voter is angry and has demanded change.
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A Nation to Die For!
If you were a Boy or Girl Scout, you recited an oath on a regular basis. If you attended public school, or one of most private schools you recited an oath on a daily basis. By this means, you have been brainwashed.
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After The Implosion - What Now?
Article discussing the reasons for the Democrat Victory in the 2006 election and the path to salvaging the Republican Party.
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Intelligent Design and the Decline of American Education
The problems we are faced with in our schools is the declining quality of education that our children receive today. The entire history of our Country has been built on the foundation that the children had a better life than their parents.
This was reflected in:
The child would have a better education than the parents.
The child would have better health care than the parents.
The child would have a better, safer job than the parents.
The child would have a nicer house than the parents.
etc...
These things are no longer true of this generation coming out of our High Schools today.
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Liberalism
Principles adapt according to changing communal and biased circumstances and can even combine with, or take on principles from, other ideologies. Liberalism as a philosophy has undergone consecutive modifications since its beginning some 300 years ago. In scrupulous, Liberalism’s outlook of the position of the state has transformed since 1880 in reaction to the financial failings of its own ‘Laissez faire’ philosophy, but all through Liberalism has retained its primary obsession with the liberty of the personality.
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Conventions
Conventions are system of exercise applicable to the three organs of the supervision. It is based on approval and not on lawful responsibility. Conventions are frequently observed practices with no legal foundation and are not enforceable in magistrates. While the courts do not with authorization imposed rule, they do distinguish conventions and their applications.
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Fighting Dem's, Hiding Dem's, and All Things in Between
The Democratic strategy for the mid-term elections has focused on three approaches to the voting public: incessant attacks on the President, an appeal to current and former members of the armed forces, and the sidelining of the more radical members of the party who might alienate citizens.
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John Kerry’s So Called Botched Joke
The month of October can be filled with many surprises particularly in an important political year such as this one. Senator Kerry recently made a remark that has been deemed offensive to many military families as well as to American voters. Will Kerry's remarks hurt Democrat efforts this fall or will all be forgiven and forgotten?
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