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Pure Opinion
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Going Hungry in New York City
A whopping 15% of New Yorkers can't afford daily food. Of 8.2 million people, about 1.2 million increasingly rely on charity meals. Contrary to popular belief, most of the hungry are not welfare deadbeats; most are working parents, children, and senior citizens who just can't make ends meet anymore.
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Free Market and Economic Fixes; Oh - That's Easy
Free Markets are very hard to come by due to all the interwoven special interests, politics and such out there, but if we truly want to have free-trade and free markets for increased efficiency, we must do it all the way. Pretending to have free-markets and giving it lip service serves no one over time.
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Iran: Is World War Three Coming?
Why this fuss over Iran?
Iran is the main inheritor of the Persian heritage. With this in mind it is understandable why they have immense pride and the belief they should be a major power on the world stage, pushed around by no-one. They have a population of approximately 70 million or over three times the size of Iraq. One wonders if the USA and its allies are ...
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How Much Do You Know About Noah
In the King James' version of the Holy Bible, the book of Genesis reveals the line of genealogy from Adam to Noah – that Noah was the seventh generation from Adam. Adam begat Seth and on down the line to a man named Enoch. Enoch then begat Methuselah, Methuselah began Lamech and Lamech begat Noah – or did he?
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Are We A Lost Generation?
Our society is full of sex, drugs, and negative images. It is no wonder that today's youth, teenagers, and young adults are so easily tempted to fit into the negative stereotypes or images seen and heard within the media. Can this generation of sex driven youth, teenagers, and young adults be saved?
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Iraqi Troop Pullout (2-21-2007)
I was a soldier for 11-years, in the US Army, a Vietnam Veteran now, and decorated. And here is what I see in Iraq. The UK is pulling out it troops, 1600 soon, and the rest 6000 or 7000, whatever is left by that time in 2008. They say their mission is over, complete, accomplished. We have nine countries in Iraq, called the collation, which really amounts to nothing in comparisons to 132,000-Americans. But that is how we fight wars. America supplies the money, the technology, and most of the bodies, it has been that way since WWI. The world knows it. NATO also knows it. And the enemy knows it. In this case, Iraq, Iran, Syria, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the rest of that part of the world that pretends to be America's friends. And maybe some really are I couldn't really tell you which ones, but perhaps there is one, but I'd say, like the Lord said to Sodom and Gomorra: show me, point him out, let me read his heart.
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Political Correctness and The Laws of Unintended Consequences
So often a politically correct society will argue; do the means justify the ends? But, in reality the question we should put towards the end; is do the ends justify the means? In other words if we do everything the politically correct way even though we cannot get to the proper goal, then why do anything in the first place, because it is obvious that will not work.
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Quit Screaming in My Purse
Those loud unrelenting voices screaming in your purse - and in your ear - in a smart and funny article that will leave you laughing, thinking and perhaps putting your cell phone on vibrate a little more often.
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Election in Democracy - How Do We Know It Is Fair and Square!
In every democratic country there is election. The chief Executive of Election process tries to perfect the system; but there are loop holes. Fear, black-mail, hardened criminals, unscrupulous candidates and politicians come into the picture during election. The disgusted voters should do something about this. Shouldn't they?
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