Politics Versus Gold by Thomas Sowell Gold has long been a source of frustration for politicians who want to extend their power over the economy. First of all, the gold standard cramped their style because there is only so much …
By Tony Mase Being one of my highest priorities in life, one of the things I cherish the most, I use the Fourth of July/Independence Day and Election Day, here in the United States where I live, every year, to …
By Rob Stanley On Saturday, September 11, a pastor from a small church in Gainesville, Florida, has scheduled a Koran burning in protest of the 9/11 attacks. Despite the few members he has, his publicized plans have sparked wild protests …
By Howard Jacobs In card games, the hierarchy goes something like this: Two Pairs beats a pair. 3 of a kind beats 2 Pairs. A Straight beats 3 of a kind. A Flush beats a Straight. A Full House beats …
by Rob Stanley Anyone who can fill the National Mall with a crowd the size of Glenn Beck’s 8/28 Restoring Honor Rally in Washington D.C. MUST have a message that’s solidly resounding with Americans. They were from every walk life, …
By Scott F. Paradis With each succeeding poll measuring Americans’ trust in institutions the elements of government sink to new lows. As we move toward the 2010 mid-term elections we are seeing a groundswell of anti-incumbent fever. Something is wrong; …
By Scott Paradis We are a funny lot – Americans. We profess to manage ourselves and our state by way of democratic principles to ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings …
By Howard Jacobs There seems to be an unwritten rule, in the minds of many, that being a Political Independent makes a person more “reasonable” than people on the extremes of the political spectrum. Many on the right look to …
By Gerardo Moochie My quest to find a relevant Christian Church is now in week seven. By “relevant” I mean a church that makes a strong connection between Biblical teaching and what is going on in the world today. So …
By Gerardo Moochie Back in the 80’s when I formally confirmed my Christian faith I had difficulty understanding why the practice of Christianity was restricted to the church and our personal lives. I wondered why it appeared to be a …