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From Rags To Riches- Being Aware Of The World Around You
- By Patrick Omari
- Published Wednesday 20th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
Human beings have become their own worst enemy and the prospect of ever living in a world where everyone is equal seems unfathomable. Nevertheless, it is vital that we are aware of what is happening in the world around us and continuously strive for change.
Why Are We Still in Iraq? (Part 2)
- By Paul M. Jerard Jr.
- Published Friday 8th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
Some of our "allies," or former allies, will bow to terrorism. This is fine, if you can accept innocent civilians being murdered on your own soil. You cannot satisfy someone who believes your existence is a sin. As Russian President, Vladimir Putin, said, "We are not even enemies, as far as they're concerned. We're just dust. ..."
Wake Up Democrats (Part 2)
- By Paul M. Jerard Jr.
- Published Friday 8th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
Let's continue with more Democratic "hopefuls" for the 2008 Presidential election. None have announced that they will seek election, but don't be surprised if they do.
Wake Up Democrats (Part 1)
- By Paul M. Jerard Jr.
- Published Friday 8th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
Instead of complaining about how bad the next three years will be, Democrats now have the opportunity to produce a viable "front runner." It really shouldn't be that hard to find a candidate who can identify with the American people.
Why Are We Still in Iraq? (Part 1)
- By Paul M. Jerard Jr.
- Published Friday 8th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
There seems to be some confusion between patriotism and common sense lately. This is what most nationalistic movement's bank on. No one should speak up with the voice of reason; if you do, you will be shouted down, called a coward, and publicly shamed.
The Day the Music Died - 911
- By Paul M. Jerard Jr.
- Published Friday 8th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
The rest of the world is puzzled by this sudden "about face" in the care for human rights. The terrorists and our former allies should get a copy of an American history book. We haven't forgotten 911, and we are not "sheep." Part of our culture is warm and loving, while another part of our culture is decisive, bold, militaristic, and wants immediate retribution.
The Hague in the Political Spotlight
- By Maxine Clarke
- Published Thursday 7th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
The forthcoming trial of former Bosnian-Serb leader Radovan Karadzic for genocide and crimes against humanity is the latest high-profile, international case to be conducted in The Hague. At a time when the world's media descend and set-up camp in the Dutch city, this article takes a brief look at the seat of government for the Netherlands.
An Introduction to Obama
- By Maxine Clarke
- Published Wednesday 6th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
He may well be the President in waiting, but how much is known in the UK about Democrat candidate Barack Obama? Following his fleeting visit to these shores in July, this article takes a brief look at the rise of the Senator from Illinois.
India's Water Quality Is Improving
- By Derek Both
- Published Wednesday 16th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
The quality of water in developing countries has long been a hot topic of debate with many people questioning the poor hygiene standards people in these countries are subjected to.
The Nicaragua Canal: Will It Ever be Built?
- By Attila Jancsina
- Published Friday 20th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
Everyone knows about the Panama Canal, and how it connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. However, not everyone knows that the United States originally wanted to build this canal through Nicaragua.
Obama Fallacy Will Open Gates of Hell in The Middle East
- By Rakesh Saxena
- Published Thursday 12th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
An unusually large section of the American media is doing the American voter a major disservice. Rather than simply applauding the wisdom of the pre-war stance adopted by Barack Obama, journalists and anchors must demand specifics which are verifiable today.
The Conservation Policies Of Presidential Candidates
- By Scott Miscall
- Published Sunday 25th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
We all know our Earth is in serious trouble. If there is one person who can really turn around things in our country it is the president.
Why Are We Still in Iraq? (Part 2)
- By Paul M. Jerard Jr.
- Published Friday 9th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
Some of our "allies," or former allies, will bow to terrorism. This is fine, if you can accept innocent civilians being murdered on your own soil. You cannot satisfy someone who believes your existence is a sin. As Russian President, Vladimir Putin, said, "We are not even enemies, as far as they're concerned. We're just dust. ..."
Why Are We Still in Iraq? (Part 1)
- By Paul M. Jerard Jr.
- Published Friday 9th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
There seems to be some confusion between patriotism and common sense lately. This is what most nationalistic movement's bank on. No one should speak up with the voice of reason; if you do, you will be shouted down, called a coward, and publicly shamed.
Wake Up Democrats (Part 2)
- By Paul M. Jerard Jr.
- Published Friday 9th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
Let's continue with more Democratic "hopefuls" for the 2008 Presidential election. None have announced that they will seek election, but don't be surprised if they do.
Wake Up Democrats (Part 1)
- By Paul M. Jerard Jr.
- Published Friday 9th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
Instead of complaining about how bad the next three years will be, Democrats now have the opportunity to produce a viable "front runner." It really shouldn't be that hard to find a candidate who can identify with the American people.
The Day the Music Died - 911
- By Paul M. Jerard Jr.
- Published Thursday 8th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
The rest of the world is puzzled by this sudden "about face" in the care for human rights. The terrorists and our former allies should get a copy of an American history book. We haven't forgotten 911, and we are not "sheep." Part of our culture is warm and loving, while another part of our culture is decisive, bold, militaristic, and wants immediate retribution.
India's Water Quality Is Improving
- By Derek Both
- Published Wednesday 16th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
The quality of water in developing countries has long been a hot topic of debate with many people questioning the poor hygiene standards people in these countries are subjected to.
New York Times Fooled by Mexican Populist Demagogue
- By Jack Deal
- Published Thursday 10th 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
Maybe it would be helpful and a good idea for the New York Times to take a real look at Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and not just report what they would like to believe.
Diamond Minds, Metro Europe - Libya Wants In!
- By Derek Dashwood
- Published Wednesday 2nd 2008
- World Affairs
- Unrated
When we see and hear leaders of Europe on a British television speak to a delegate from Russia, and from Serbia, we hear of their amazing brilliant thinking. Their minds are beyond beyond those of the man from Russia and the man from Serbia.