U.S. Mexico Foreign Concerns: Tijuana Drug Trafficking, Police Killing, and Illegal Immigration

U.S. foreign relations with Mexico is becoming increasingly important as the war on terror intensifies. Border patrol, the war on drugs, illegal immigration, and human rights are topics that concern us both.

After The Implosion - What Now?

Article discussing the reasons for the Democrat Victory in the 2006 election and the path to salvaging the Republican Party.

The Core Problem With Radical Islam

Article discussing the core beliefs of Islam and the inflexibility of the writings and teachings towards refeormation, interpretation and re-interpretation.

Politics and the 80/20 Principle

The founding fathers, recognizing that our country was too big - even then, for everybody to sit around a big table in Philadelphia, established a representative democracy. We, the people, elect folks to represent us.

Will Europe Go Left Or Right

Why Europe needs to go to the right, even its its the socialist right. Why are the US neocons so interested in the direction of Europe. Is the aim to have one trading block vs the developing countries ?

Changes, They are Coming

Follow up to political bigotry at its best... New leaders for a future government... What's happening here in Australia...

Lebanon’s Latest Political Challenge

With Hezbollah threatening protests to topple Lebanon’s current government as part of a bid to change the balance of power within the government, Lebanon has been described in news accounts of being in the midst of one of its worst political crises in a generation. A few have even raised the prospect of renewed civil war. Although Lebanon is a country that is at an enhanced risk of sectarian conflict, the odds are against an outbreak of civil war within the next few months or less, but the path ahead could be treacherous. Afterward, the probabilities could increase.

Biography of Martin Luther King

Martin Luther King Jr was one of the most prominent advocates of the Civil Rights movement during the 1960s. In contrast to some civil rights activists Martin Luther King generally promoted a non-violent strategy of social change. For his efforts he was awarded the Nobel Peace prize in 1964

Senator Biden's Plan for Iraq: Can it Work?

While everyone is frantically trying to come up with recommendations for the White House, Democratic Senator Joseph Biden some time ago proposed a plan for Iraq that is quickly gaining lots of attention, from Democrats and Republicans alike. The question, though, is whether or not the plan has a realistic chance of succeeding.

Government Spending: How Costly To You

The world's wealthiest nation has run up an $8 trillion dollar debt from reckless spending. Spending 35% of GDP has put us on a dangerous course and seriously reduced per capita income. We must tell elected officials, specifically, the highest percentage of the national income we are willing to pay.

Give Us Barabbas!

Well, American Citizens you have figured out where our power is in a Democracy. As the rest of the world looks on to see true democracy we the, American Citizens, have given the world a glimpse of what true democracy looks like.

The Conservative Movement - Suggested Organizations and Websites

Interested in politics or activism but don't know where to start? These organizations can help point you in the right direction.

Secret Bush Administration Memorandum

A Nov. 8 memorandum on the war in Iraq was prepared for cabinet-level officials by Stephen J. Hadley, the national security adviser, and his aides on the National Security Council. The five-page document, classified secret, was printed in the New York Times today, Nov. 29, 2006. It reveals there is sophisticated thinking on the war by Bush.

Proposals to Change Social Security Benefits

During many elections, we have heard proposals from politicians to alter or change Social Security benefits. In this paper, I’m going to research and analyze these proposals to find out whether or not they would be beneficial to the Social Security fund, how it will affect all of us in the future, and the current beneficiaries who receive Social Security.

How To Slash Taxes, Permanently, and Fix the Fatal Flaw In the Constitution

Slash the size of government, permanently, and we can slash our taxes. To do this, we need to fix the Constitution.