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Politics
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Liberalism
Principles adapt according to changing communal and biased circumstances and can even combine with, or take on principles from, other ideologies. Liberalism as a philosophy has undergone consecutive modifications since its beginning some 300 years ago. In scrupulous, Liberalism’s outlook of the position of the state has transformed since 1880 in reaction to the financial failings of its own ‘Laissez faire’ philosophy, but all through Liberalism has retained its primary obsession with the liberty of the personality.
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A Closer Look at Definitions: Conservative Vs. Liberal
Out of the dictionary you can learn that:
One definition of conservative is that it means to favor traditional views and values. But it also means having a tendency to conserve; preservative.
Liberal tends to mean not limited to or by established, traditional, orthodox, or authoritarian attitudes, views, or dogmas; free from bigotry. It also means to be generous in amount; ample.
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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.
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New Era in the UN
Does the appointment of Ban Ki-moon as UN Secretary General bode well for UN-US relations? What challenges does Ki-moon face? A quick sketch of the pre-eminent diplomat
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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.
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Media Holds Sway Over Political Elections
Why don't people vote for Independent candidates? Is the two-party system the only way to run a government? The media is one of the most powerful and dangerous forces behind the growth of Big Government. Is it true that the candidate who spends the most money wins the election? Find out how the media influences election outcomes.
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Iran's Power Play for Middle East Dominance
For the last several years, the world has been witness to the rapid shift of influence in a Middle East traditionally dominated by Sunni Muslims. The ascendance of the Shiites, who make up only 20% of all Muslims, is led by an increasingly aggressive Iran, and complete control of the Persian Gulf region is quickly becoming a reality.
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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.
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Anatomy Of A Lie
Here is a common lie that many believe, and an explanation of how such lies persist.
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The War On Sex
Bush seems to be headed into state-of-denial2. Back in Saddam's day instead of focusing on the real problem - Arab alienation (i.e.the Palestine issue) - he zoned in on WMD's. Now he's making the same mistake again. On the sex front, instead of focusing on AIDS prevention, sex education and backing scientific standards of prevention, he's focusing on WME ... Weapons of Mass Eroticism.
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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.
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