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  • Serious Setback in Sino-US Relations After Obama Dalai Lama Meeting  By : Will E. Wright
    Only a few weeks after closing an arms deal with Taiwan, the US government held a meeting with the Dalai Lama in the White House. China responds angrily. What are Obama's intentions, is he standing up for American values or are his actions mere recklessness?
  • Human rights violations and abuses are not rare in today's world.  By : Ted Baker
    Hiwaar (Dialogue) is a Human Rights Web Society which aims to provide in-depth news and insights from the most affected Arab communities. Hate, political differences, interest and race issues are often among the causes for unnecessary human sufferance. In such a context the appearance of web communities such as Hiwaar, always providing a good space for open dialogue is most welcomed.
  • Listen Up Tea Baggers There is a New America Evolving  By : Brent Thomason
    There is a new America evolving. The more you fight it, the more you do to push it forward.
  • Credible News Sources  By : Uday Gunjikar
    The news networks seem to be less about the news and more about pandering to politicians. Where can we turn for our daily dose of credible, cutting-edge, hard-hitting news and keep up-to-date with current events in our increasingly fast-paced modern society? If we cannot trust the news networks to deliver credible news that meets high standards of quality and objectivity, where can we find reliable news sources?
  • Conflicting Value Systems: The Paradox at the Heart of the American Dream  By : Uday Gunjikar
    We in the United States pride ourselves in being a society that is able to assimilate and include people of every ethnic group, cultural or religious background, belief or value system. The reason being that the Founding Fathers of this great nation had a profound, inspired vision—a vision of multi-cultural, multi-ethnic inclusion—a vision of all of mankind working together for a brighter future, free from the bonds of political tyranny or religious persecution or ethnic discrimination. However, what is the cost of defending the vision of the Founding Fathers? What is the paradox at the core of the American Dream?
  • The Unprecedented Popularity of the Tea Party Movement  By : Alex De Mostafa
    The term Tea Party has come to take on an all new meaning in America in the year 2009. Deriving their name and spirit from the original "Boston Tea Party" incident that occured in the year 1773, these modern day Tea Parties are nation-wide protests by citizens, against government spending, the economic stimulus package and any type of tax increases.
  • Kansas Prison Locator  By : Aaron Adams
    Kansas Prison records can hold lots of data on convicted felons or jail inmates. Some individuals might wish to determine if a bound person is in jail or you will simply need to test their story but no matter the rationale, the quickest approach to search out these records is online. No matter the rationale, be certain to test their Kansas prison records.
  • Michelle Obama Thinks Her Husband Is Most Annoying In Tennis  By : Dave Vower
    At NBCs The Jay Leno Show, aired on late Friday evening, Michelle Obama confessed that her husband is most annoying at a tennis match. On response to the hosts question , what she finds most annoying in Barrack Obama, Michelle said its the approach he beats her very often in tennis games.
  • Indian Government initiates project to save the house sparrows from extinction  By : Dave Vower
    In September this year, the Indian ministry for setting and forest initiated a three year project to assist save the house sparrows in India. This project is to be wiped out collaboration with Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) and its primary aim is to attempt to to everything thats doable to assist save the house sparrows from extinction. The project is to be headed by environmentalist Mohammed.E. Dilawar of BNHS.
  • Woman kills terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir  By : Dave Vower
    In an exceptionally brave act, Ruksana Kausar of Jammu and Kashmir killed a terrorisr together with his own weapon. In this September 27th incident, the brave lady of 20 years snatched the assault rifle of an attacking terrorist and shot him dead.
  • Saudi Arabia Punishes Women Rights Activists With Lashes. Lets Stop it Together.  By : Alex De Mostafa
    75-year-old widow named Sawadi in Saudi Arabia was sentenced to 40 lashes and four months in prison for socializing with two men (each 25 years old)that were bringing her bread. The sentence also demands that the woman be deported after serving her sentence.
  • The Plan that Keeps on Setting up  By : Donna Smith
    Americans have been concerned about the economy as far as joblessness is concerned, still not understanding that redundancy rates are not a leading indicator of the state of the country monetarily.
  • Emergency Communications Operability  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Emergency Response
    agencies with small budgets have enough trouble addressing communications operability let alone interoperability. though agencies have their central frequency on a repeater, alternative channels may be still depend on the ionosphere to get distance. It is important for government administrators to realize that emergency responders in spite of size and location must have suitable wireless communications. When the decision is made to address operability, it is equally important to address interoperability. One cost effective method is to enter into an agreement with adjacent municipalities to make use of the same frequencies for alternative communications; the cost of licensing, securing a repeater, and providing emergency power could be split between municipalities. This method addresses operability (bringing you up to speed) and interoperability (the ability to share frequencies). Another avenue to consider is pursuing the grant processes but this may have to be done individually by each municipality.
    Gordon Vincent Associates LLC President Gordon A. Moccio is a major proponent of the “System Life-cycle Planning Model” currently being prepared by Federal Office of Emergency
    Communications and believes it could regulate the process of attaining both Operability and Interoperability. “It’s one thing to have a how to do template but quite another issue to get government officials and police administrators on board with the process” Moccio believes departments having their budgets cut to the bone is a major stumbling block.
    Moccio helps agencies and municipalities in drafting plans for consolidation and internal controls practices that essentially create an audit trail so departments know exactly where their money is going. This can provide enormous fiscal benefits to municipalities.
    To learn more about Emergency communications planning and how your agency can benefit from enhanced internal control practices contact Gordon Vincent Associates LLC.
  • Former National Security Advisor Wants the U.S. Air Force to Defend the Iranian Nuclear Weapons Program  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Zbigniew Brzezinski has recommended that the Obama administration order the United States Air Force to defend Iran by sending attack aircraft to shoot down Israeli pilots.
  • Government Paper Pushers are Paid More than You  By : Alex De Mostafa
    In 2008, federal worker compensation averaged a remarkable $119,982, which was more than double the private sector average of $59,909.
  • Tax Competition: Governments Competing for Your Tax Dollars  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Governments are in competition for tax dollars from individuals and businesses. These economic immigrants are highly desirable for the wealth they bring and the jobs they create.
  • CBS, NBC, and MSNBC Boycott the ACORN Scandal  By : Alex De Mostafa
    CBS, NBC, and MSNBC have all thus far refused to air stories about the growing ACORN scandal.
  • The FDIC is Broke  By : Alex De Mostafa
    The FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) just ran out of money -- but not for the reasons you might think.
  • Get Ready for an L-Shaped Recovery  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Everyone can stop arguing about whether we will see a V-shaped recovery or a U-shaped recovery and finally start accepting that what we are going to see is an L-shaped recovery.
  • Tea Party Twitter Handles  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Contact information for the tea party groups on Twitter.
  • Obama Promotes Foreign Oil  By : Alex De Mostafa
    The Obama administration’s U.S. Export-Import Bank recently provided two billion dollars in loan guarantees to the Petrobas, a socialist oil company controlled by the Brazilian government.
  • Yale Abandons Academic Freedom  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Yale University has completely abandoned the principles of academic freedom by censoring a book by Professor Jytte Klausen.
  • Keep Your Kids Home on September 8th  By : Alex De Mostafa
    There is a dangerous predator attempting to get to your kids when you are not around to protect them, and his name is Barack Obama.
  • List of Vice Presidents  By : Alex De Mostafa
    A total of 47 Vice Presidents have served in the U.S. From John Adams to Joe Biden, the list of Vice Presidents include different personalities -- some of which would eventually move on to become Presidents.
  • New Heights of Hypocrisy from the Obama Administation  By : Alex De Mostafa
    The Obama administration is evincing appalling hypocrisy in condemning the government of Scotland for releasing one dying terrorist, when they campaigned on a platform of releasing hundreds of healthy terrorists.
  • U.S. Government Credit Rating at Risk  By : Alex De Mostafa
    The U.S. government enjoys an AAA credit rating - the highest rating possible. It has held this Triple-A rating since 1917.

    Unfortunately, due to recent massive increases in federal debt, the U.S. government may be about to lose that AAA rating.
  • Sales of Atlas Shrugged Reach Record Numbers  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Atlas Shrugged is selling at a faster rate this year than any previous year, including 1957, when the book was published.
  • Unemployment Rate to Cross 10%  By : Alex De Mostafa
    The federal unemployment rate is currently 9.5%, the highest rate in 26 years, and will rise higher than 10% before Christmas.
  • Deflation  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Almost everyone knows about inflation and the troubles associated with it, but comparatively few people are familiar with deflation. This is fairly understandable, as the U.S. has not experienced deflation since 1955 -- until now.
  • Timothy Geithner Talks to His Real Bosses  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Timothy Geithner recently endured two days of meetings with the people paying his salary - the Chinese.
  • U.S. Depression Spreads to the Countryside  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Until recently, the middle portions of America were relevatively insulated from the countries economic woes. Decreased demand for energy (primarily coal and natural gas) and food has brought the economic morass even to these rural counties.
  • Tax Revenue Falls Sharply  By : Alex De Mostafa
    U.S. government tax revenues from individuals are are down 22%, compared to 2008 numbers. Over the same period, US government revenue from corporate taxes has dropped a whopping 57%.
  • Food Stamp Recipients are Growing Fat  By : Alex De Mostafa
    A recently released study by the Center for Human Resource Research of Ohio State University and the Department of Social Sciences of the University of Michigan-Dearborn shows that food stamp recipients rank a full point higher on the BMI (Body Mass Index) scale than the average American.
  • Global Warming to Kill One Billion People by 2020  By : Alex De Mostafa
    John Holdren, Obama's science czar, predicts that global warming will kill one billion people by 2020.
  • Don't Agree that Government is Too Big?  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Little ten year old Clementine Lee was recently surrounded by police and fined $50 for running a lemonade stand without a government permit.
  • Sonia Sotomayor: Good for Business?  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Already, everybody has heard about President Obamas choice for the Supreme Court Justice who will likely replace Justice David Souter upon his retirement at the finish of this assembly. Her name is Sonia Sotomayor, the initial Hispanic selection for the Supreme Court.
  • The Many Different Military Knives  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Amazingly there are several different types of military knives used by those in the military around the world. Those individuals for hand-to-hand combat choose dozens of these knives.
  • How To File A Personal Injury Claim  By : Wendell Dickerson
    A personal injury claim is used to receive money that was lost from an accident at work, on the road, and something caused by using the wrong medication. The best way to win the case is to have the proper lawyer.
  • Voting the US Primaries  By : Wendell Dickerson
    Once again the time has come for Americans to go to the polls in an event which takes place every four years known as the “Primaries”. What are the primaries many non Americans may ask and what useful purpose if any do they serve? Well this is one of the issues discussed in this articles along with why I believe we should vote for a certain candidate.
  • Tusk Is Boycotting The Opening Ceremony Of The Beijing Olympic Games  By : Wendell Dickerson
    An article on how Donald Tusk’s (Prime Minister of Poland) absence from the opening of the Olympic Games will be noticed by very few and change even less with regards to human rights in China or any where else for that matter.
  • The United States Should Get Rid Of The Electoral College  By : Wendell Dickerson
    An article arguing in favor of changing the system Americans use to select their presidents in favor of one that is simpler; in which the candidate who wins the popular vote would always win the White House.
  • It Is High Time The US Ended Its Embargo Against Cuba  By : Wendell Dickerson
    An article providing reasons and logical explanations as to why America should and must end its embargo against the people of Cuba.
  • A Battle Against Racism Or An Intrusion On Freedom Of Speech And Expression?  By : Wendell Dickerson
    An article about the recent incident involving “racist” chants aimed at a black English football player in Croatia and the subsequent fine bestowed on the Croatian football federation as a result of which.
  • The Night On Which Lennon Was Killed  By : Wendell Dickerson
    An article concerning the Monday night on which John Lennon was killed in New York City and the week that followed.
  • Give Berlusconi A Break  By : Wendell Dickerson
    An article about Italian Prime Minister’s recent comments about the color of Barrack Obama’s skin, which though perhaps silly were not intended to cause offense of any kind to either Obama himself or any other member of the Negro race.
  • Obama, First Black President of the USA! Is It Really So Shocking?  By : Wendell Dickerson
    An article about a conversation I had with a friend of mine from Congo, back in December regarding Obama’s chances of becoming elected president of the United States.
  • Italy in Italia 90, A Great Start For The Sake Of A Tragic Ending  By : Wendell Dickerson
    An article about the world cup Italia 90 which brought Italy close to the final only to be denied by Argentina, Maradona, off sides and penalties.
  • USA 94 (Italy VS. Mexico)  By : Wendell Dickerson
    An Article about not only the match Italy played against Mexico in USA 94 but what it was like to live in a country in which the world cup was being played.
  • USA 94, Semifinal (Italy vs. Bulgaria)  By : Wendell Dickerson
    An article about the time I attended that match in which Italy defeated Bulgaria and by virtue of doing so qualified to the final of USA 94.
  • US Presidential Election – Outcome for India  By : Willie Mooney
    India and US both have got a well poised democracy .Their strong and powerful relationship can make the difference.
  • Kennedy, Clinton and Obama – three presidents, one story  By : Cherri Colon
    What is it that makes a good president? Is it an advanced age or experience? Is it maybe the leading abilities or a kaleidoscope of skills and competencies that one can show only when being a President
  • Realdealdocs.com Makes Obtaining Legal Documents Easy  By : Tegan Dawn
    Where do you go when you are in search of the perfect legal document that matches your specific legal issue or agreement? Realdealdocs.com is where. Where do you go when you don’t have time to read word for word full text documents to find what you are looking for? Realdealdocs.com is where. Realdealdocs.com is a centralized search engine that organizes huge libraries of professional documents, including deal agreements and litigation work product.
  • Finding Help for a Difficult Civil Procedure  By : John L. Carlson
    Being called to court for a legal matter is always stressful, no matter how small or simple the cause is. To make matters worse, government officials do everything possible to write civil procedure in legalese to avoid potential loopholes and lawsuits, but this causes an additional layer of complications for people who need to handle basic legal matters. Even law offices can run into problems due to the speed at which federal court procedures are changed.
  • Is An SUV Like The Ford Explorer A Good Choice?  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Been thinking about getting an SUV, such as a Ford Explorer? This may be a bad time to think about getting an SUV.
  • Political Jokes to Mull Over--And Which May Cost One's Job  By : Alex De Mostafa
    Communism, democracy, feudalism, socialism--all these can sound so complicated but, believe it or not, political jokes can make these ideologies sound so simple. If only Stalin and Mao had communicated their ideals through political jokes, the world could have been happier.
  • The War On Terror (Terrorism)  By : Alex De Mostafa
    The war on tear. Tear??? Like, to tear a piece of paper? What would a war on that be like? Things need to be torn sometimes!
  • The Narrative of Genre: Modernism in the works of Burroughs  By : Elaina Hunter
    The characteristic theme of Scuglia's model of modernism is not discourse, but prediscourse. In a sense, if postconceptualist theory holds, we have to choose between modernism and capitalist nihilism
  • Libertarianism and postdialectic materialism  By : Elaina Hunter
    In the works of Rushdie, a predominant concept is the distinction between creation and destruction. Sargeant suggests that the works of Rushdie are empowering. However, Lacan suggests the use of postdialectic materialism to analyse and read culture
  • Nationalism, textual postcultural theory and constructivism  By : Elaina Hunter
    In the works of Eco, a predominant concept is the concept of semantic reality. Therefore, Derrida uses the term 'precultural discourse' to denote not, in fact, theory, but neotheory.
    The neodialectic paradigm of discourse holds that academe is capable of truth, but only if culture is equal to narrativity
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