Opinion

The Causes and Cures for Global Warming

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Author Tony Demaio
Folks, I have been giving some thoughts to the problem of global warming. I sort of hope it is true, as I sit here in “sunny” California, in the middle of April, with a fire in the fireplace trying to keep warm. As a matter of fact, I KNOW it is true because [...]

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Western Energy Capitol–Making the Most of What We’ve Got

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Author Steve Foste
Do you really need a PhD in Energy to understand the solution to the energy problem? Do you have to be a lobbyist to line the pockets of the politicians to get anything done? Or do we have to go to the elitist to develop the system of energy control so they [...]

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The Minimum Wage – How Poor is Poor?

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Author Tony DeMaio
Once upon a time, many years ago, I had a Civil Service job and was making the princely sum of about $3,000/month ($150/day). At the time it was one of the highest paid Civil Service positions in the State of California. (For the most part, higher levels were political appointees.) I had a [...]

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Who Is Watching Your Inbox?

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Author Linda Brady Traynham
I have a superb SPAM filter built into the e-mail provider I use customarily and ferocious protective software on my share of our…seven, is it, now?… computers, so I do not ever get advertisements for Viagra or cures for prostate cancer, neither of which would be of any use to me. [...]

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Food Vs. Gold and Silver–How to Start Your Stockpile

Friday, July 30th, 2010

Author Steve Foste
One ounce of gold will just about buy you enough food to survive for one year for one person.
How much food do you have and where should you be putting your money today?
I have been looking at the food system at http://www.pleasanthillgrain.com/foodpak1.aspx. Now, I understand that most of us don’t really [...]

Posted in Authors, Economics, Opinion, Preparedness, Steve Foste | 7 Comments »

RACISM What’s The Score?

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

Author Tony De Maio
I have watched with some amusement over the years at the attempted implementation of “Affirmative Action”, “Leveling the Playing Field”, “Equal Opportunity”, and other euphemisms for favoritism, discrimination, and preferential treatment. I guess it’s somewhat of a coincidence that all these attempts results in “pleasing” some privileged faction, obtaining votes for various [...]

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Peace Games

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

Author James The Wanderer
The 1983 movie _War Games_ has a sentient computer put in charge (actually, it gains control) of all American nuclear weapons. The computer “games” all the possible outcomes of thermonuclear war, whether the Americans attack first, the Russians attack first, the Russians attack the Chinese who then attack America, and so on; [...]

Posted in Economics, James The Wanderer, Opinion, Preparedness | 10 Comments »

Life, Liberty, & The Pursuit Of Happiness

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

Author Linda Brady Traynham
The idea behind the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights was to secure to citizens the blessings of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness by way of the sanctity of private property and the least possible foreign government. The same is true of the Constitutions of [...]

Posted in Authors, Economics, Entertainment, History, Linda Brady Traynham, Opinion, Politics | 58 Comments »

Return From The Darkside

Wednesday, July 7th, 2010

Author Tex Norton
Yeah, I admit it. I made a mistake. I don’t even have an excuse. I thought I could work within the System and perhaps even make a difference. What a mistake!
It all started last Fall on a crisp soon-to-be-Winter day. Neighbors had seen a notice that the Census would be visiting our small, [...]

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Nothing In Particular

Monday, July 5th, 2010

Author Linda Brady Traynham
Question: “What does Independence Day mean in 2010?” Answer: “Nothing in particular.”
Oh, still barbecues, incredibly expensive fireworks, lots of politicians ducking their constituents, probably a few more deaths along the drug cartel corridor…but…nothing of any significance.
My most “patriotic” thought was that in a country where Thomas Jefferson and [...]

Posted in Authors, History, Linda Brady Traynham, Opinion, Politics | 43 Comments »

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