Mayor Wonka and the New Orleans Chocolate Factory Whether God sent a judgment to New Orleans for its sinfulness is open to debate and perhaps there is no way of knowing that answer until the fat lady sings. Wanted: And It Had Better Be Alive! Pakistan did the USA a favor recently . The Inertia of Power I hate it when Saddam Hussein gets proved to be right . Politics: The Corruption Curve "Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Why Are Politicians Corrupt? Most politicians bend the laws of the land and steal money or solicit bribes because they need the funds to support networks of patronage. True American Patriot A TRUE AMERICAN PATRIOT SPEAKS OUT By Bill Gallagher It ain't fair, John Sinclair In the stir for breathing air. No Matter What America Does The Rest Of The World Will Never Like Us Americans need to get used to the idea that, no matter what The United States Of America does, the rest of the world will never like us. Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes? Izetbegovic, the late nominal president of the nominal Bosnian state, the darling of the gullible western media, denied that he and his cronies and his cronies' cronies stole 40% of all civilian aid targeted at Bosnia - a minor matter of 1 billion US dollars and change, in less than 4 years. The Honorary Academic Mira Markovic is an "Honorary Academic" of the Russian Academy of Science. The Caveman and the Alien When Chancellor Kohl's party and Edith Cresson are suspected of gross corruption - these are labelled "aberrations" in an otherwise honest West. Democrats Versus Republicans, The Battle Is Almost Over The following are the opinions of the author and although I believe them to be true I am not stating them as anything other than my opinions. America Beware, Hillary Clinton May Run For President America is the greatest country in the world. The Semi-failed State The US State Department's designation of "rogue state" periodically falls in and out of favor. The Clash of Islam and Liberalism Islam is not merely a religion. Nitwit Nation: Is America Too Dumb for Democracy? Most Americans are enthusiastic supporters of their own civic rights, but few bother to meet any would-be democrat's (or any would-be republican's, if you prefer) number-one responsibility: that of keeping oneself sufficiently literate and well informed to be able to vote rationally and knowledgeably. Real Campaign Finance Reform In the US we should be pretty aware that the outcome of our elections are largely influenced by how much money each candidate can raise. Bush's Holy Cronies have feet of clay DETROIT -- Deception, arrogance, greed, hubris, corruption, incompetence and isolation -- the seven deadly sins of political life -- snared President George W. No Nobel Prize For War President DETROIT -- George W. Contenders for Iraq and the Potential for Civil War Iraq stands at the junction of three different and competing cultures for the control of the country. A Dialog about Anti-Semitism and the Fate of the State of Israel Rabid anti-Semitism, coupled with inane and outlandish conspiracy theories of world dominion, is easy to counter and dispel. Only the Delusioned Now Support Bush DETROIT -- The last semblance of broad public support for President George W. Containing the United States European intellectuals yearned for the mutually exclusive: an America contained and a regime-changed Iraq. The Madman and the Iraqi War It is the war of the sated against the famished, the obese against the emaciated, the affluent against the impoverished, the democracies against tyranny, perhaps Christianity against Islam and definitely the West against the Orient. The Most Dangerous Place in the World – Right Here In America To answer this great scourge of death with the bible is to begin with the premise that everyone believes that the bible has something to say about it and that it is authoritative. Let us learn to live with gorilla terrorism Terror is a frame of mind, it based in psycho disorder syndrome, which makes one mind dissatisfied with its existence. America's Second Civil War Reprinted with permission from: "The Second Civil War in the USA and its Aftermath" by Sam Vaknin (second, revised impression, 2029) Summary of Chapter 83 "The polities of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries swung between extremes of nationalism and polyethnic multiculturalism. France’s Troubles: Learning from US I know that there are some people who are celebrating France’s recent troubles with delicious glee. Murtha Right, Bush Lies DETROIT -- Privately, President George W. Thanks Mankind! I got to thinking today and i have to say, we rock! Humans I mean. Add Me to the List, Mr. Blair The terrorists are winning.

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