The Myth of Pearl Harbor

On Sunday morning, December 7, 1941, the Japanese launched a sneak attack at Pearl Harbor that decimated the U.S. Pacific Fleet and forced the United States to enter WWII. That's what most of us were taught as school children... But, except for the date, everything you just read is a myth. In reality, there was no sneak attack. The Pacific Fleet was far from destroyed. And, furthermore, the United States took great pains to bring about the assault.

It's Great To Be King

When all the king's men and women start to watch the walls shake and fall, then maybe life as it should can come into existence once again.

Senator Obama Funding Rivals Clinton - Could The Money Come From The Law Of Attraction?

There is both a natural law and spiritual law at work when it comes to attracting money. In the political arena, both Senator Obama and Senator Clinton were trying to raise money for their Presidential Campaign and the big buzz is who would raise the most money.

Is The SAARC Heading Global?

The just concluded SAARC Summit in New Delhi has turned out to be quite historic in its own way. Besides the usual rhetoric by the member nations especially between India and Pakistan the summit has seen significant new developments which can change the future course of South Asia if addressed in a proper way.

Americans Need to Vote for Their Real Values

All the polls say that Republicans and Democrats are tired of politics as usual. This article dares members of both parties to vote Libertarian in the next election.

The Trap of Socialism and Communism - Sounds Good in the Beginning

The current trends towards Socialism in the First World and the trends towards communism in the Third World are fairly alarming for those who study civilizations. Unfortunately the allure of socialism for the masses seems like a gods send, but it is a trap. It is a death spiral or flat spin for which there is no recovery. It is like flushing all you are and all you have built down a hypersonic turbo rotating toilet.

The Great Union Buster

How strong is your Labor Union?

Politics 101- The Five Rules Politicians Forget

Politics is not only a science but a craft unto itself. Politicians tend to forget the five rules regarding the office they seek. Politics in today's society is complex and challenging. These five rules will help anyone who might be involve in the political process.

Lumping - An Old, Tired Pundit Trick

If you watch Fox News for a week, you are likely to see Sean Hannity or one of his buddies single out Rosie O'Donnell or some similar talking head as a way of indirectly attacking the Democratic Party. Folks like Hannity have a clear agenda - take the worst possible statements by people who hold themselves out as liberals and attempt to characterize such people as some kind of uncrowned spokesperson for the whole party.

Iran and No Holocaust

While there is a flat earth society run by those who prefer to be different just for fun, there is also, sadly, a group who prefers to believe that just a few thousand people were gassed in the Holocaust.

The Hidden Issue

To hear the mainstream news media tell it, the only issue really in play in the 2008 Presidential election is the war in Iraq. What you're not hearing about is an issue that is likely to have a decisive impact on the Presidential race: abortion.

Electronic Pennies

The arrival of the computer age has greatly altered the meaning of money.

Lobbying 101 - Elements of Lobbying

Honestly, we're not all crooks!

Illegal Immigrant Tarriff

Illegal immigration has become the hot potato subject of the year. Politicians dodge the issue. Reporters wax philosophical on the plight of these poor individuals. And a few conservatives propose purchasing the great wall of China and stringing it on or southern border. On this issue I think everyone is nuts.

Japan- No Wrong in Respecting Your Ancestors

Despite the unexplainable bitter World War II has far-long ended, its negative effects are still prevalent, if I am not wrong, to a very few world states. To be precise, China and Japan are probably the two most obsessive with the abuses and legacies of the war.