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Not sure if you all heard the latest news, but Groupon has just announced that they are not going to allow The Donald to post Apprentice site ads on Groupon after a slew of customer complaints, and for a better word, an uprising.
Who blames them....
Well, not Jerry Seinfield.…
Our political arena could benefit with a massive research into finding a way to control its recent influx of tics. Two namely tics are; poli-tics and luni-tics, they're destroying our government and its professional operation that we used to be accustomed to.
Some might blame this awful epidemic of tics…
A former member of Sarah Palin’s staff and reportedly a close member of the inner circle is about to release a tell all book that has been called, by all accounts, controversial and scathing at best. That book, culled from a huge number of emails that were sent to and…
I know that, just think of the World Trade Center disaster in 2001, gives us an uneasy feeling of insecurity and vulnerability. This was the first time they were attacked on our soil. But what if it is not terrorists, caused by attacks?
There are many theories out there as…
Every so often, we hear on the news or know someone that is a victim of bullycide. Well, recently, President Obama did a bullying speech and now has created an anti bullying campaign in effort to help stop bullying.
What is bullycide?
Bullycide is basically someone who comits sucide in…
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarek, his wife Suzanne and their two sons as well as a business associate are likely to be facing a variety of charges including corruption as well as murder in the deaths of over eight hundred protesters. The Prosecutor General will likely seek the charges of…
Birth certificates give us important information and help us to prove without a doubt our lineage, our full names, place of birth, our birth date. They also prove our parents names and can also include the signature of a witness.
President Barrack Hussein Obama's place of birth has come into…
Clarence Darrow once said, "I have never killed anyone, but I have read some obituary notices with great satisfaction."
I am writing an obituary for Osama bin Laden. Osama bin Laden is dead and while I was not involved with his death, I have experienced remorse that he was not…
Boston Globe AP Article October 16, 2011
An interesting article published in the newspaper above had me chuckling. Mr. Axelrod one of President Obama's advisors stated in an interview on ABC's "This Week," "The GOP doesn't understand the Wall Street's protests show that American wants a fair shake".
They Understand…
Libyan leader, Muammar Gaddafi, has been barely holding on to control of that nation for several months, despite wide spread calls for his removal. There had been some interludes toward Russia as the last hope for remaining in power. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has decried the NATO missions over Tripoli…
Should Donald Trump actually make a serious bid for the Republican Presidential nomination, or not? Trump will make his announcement sometime in June, however, according to the most recent poll numbers, he won’t be taken seriously, even among those in his own party. The CNN/Opinion Research poll showed that while…
Are media stories about postpartum making you nuts? Marie Osmond and her Brother Donny are back singing together and they are all over the media of late. It reminds me when, about 12 years ago, when Marie Osmond came out with a story of her postpartum plight, which was the…
Well folks, the proverbial snowball is going to continue to keep rolling down the mountain. With the debt ceiling agreement deadline looming, it looks like the Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid along with Presient Barack Obama have finally caved, and have agreed, along with the Senate Republicans to raise the…
Osama Bin Laden's $50 million dollar reward
Now that Osama Bin Laden has been killed, what is going to happen to the $50 million dollar reward. Well, maybe nothing will happen with it. Jay Carney, a white House spokesman, said that no one took the proper steps to be eligible…
In May 2010 Charles Hendry was appointed as Minister of State for the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) and now presides over the biggest decisions that affect the renewable energy sector. Finn Langley talks to him about conflicting manifestos, coalition’s plans for renewable energy and his personal motivations. …
The economy of the US and many other area’s in the world is at a low. Often when strapped with hard times, its possible for some to reflect upon the finer things in life, things that money can’t buy: Having a family gathering, taking a trip to the river, fishing…
Entitlement Programs: At what point does the helping hand become an enabling hand?
“If you give a man a fish, you will feed him for a day, if you teach a man how to fish you will feed him for a lifetime.” Working first hand in the legal field with…
You’ve got Credit. A Visa, a MasterCard, that Home Equity Line of Credit you’ve had for years.
Obama has credit too. His is called the debt ceiling.
You’ve got a perfect credit score of 800, although you know it doesn’t deserve to be that high
The USA has a triple…
The U.S. economy is still suffering in the recession. Job Losses are at an all time high in the last two years. Because of this, Americans are struggling more than ever. They are facing bankruptcy and foreclosure. As of now, the economy has still not fully recovered and we majorly…
More and more women in all levels of government are fed up and are taking steps to show just how outrageous things have become. Men, namely staunchly conservative Republicans have been waging an obvious war on women with matters greatly heating up thanks in part to the often heated race…
By:
amie nogrady in
Politics
Mar 14, 2012
I must confess, I am former liberal. I even voted for Clinton not once but twice. If he would have run again (with a Republican Congress) I would have voted for him as long as he ran.
I even had a friend say he was one of the best Republican…
By:
L M Laguardia in
Politics
Feb 16, 2012
Will 2016 be the most critical year since 1792 in the history of the United States? It surely will. With the ratification of the Constitution and the unanimous election of George Washington this country plunged into unknown territory and enjoyed the most glorious outcome in the history of this planet.…
By:
Scott Skipper in
Politics
Jan 01, 2016
Is there no one in Obama’s Cabinet with the brains or the balls to tap him on the shoulder, or hit him on the head, and tell him that he ought not tell the enemy what his battle plans are? Whatever your position on Syria, you must admit that bombing…
Michele Bachman's presidential campaign has had yet another major shakeup in the last week after the entire New Hampshire office walked out, citing problems with the national campaign office. The five members of that office officially resigned late last week but the report was denied by Bachman's national campaign manager,…
By:
amie nogrady in
Politics
Oct 24, 2011
Mitt Romney missed his big chance yesterday—after the dust-devils starting swirling around his appointment of the openly gay Richard Grenell as his Chief of Foreign Relations Policy, and Mr. Grenell’s subsequent resignation from the post, Romney had an opportunity to tame the Far Right and give himself a much-needed shot…
Cost of security for the country, remain major factor of budget allocation in every country. It is very special, when the matter comes to USA. As the country holds key position for world security, there has need of accepting additional responsibility to support several countries to fight terrorism with their…
In World War One, the AEF (American Expeditionary Force) was sent to help France and Britain fight Germany. After more than four years of massive and fierce battle, the war finally ended but left its painful mark on the countries that fought it.
During World War One, the AEF supported…
The often confusing and many times packed Republican race for the party's nomination has just gotten a little less congested with the announcement that frontrunner Herman Cain was suspending his bid. That announcement came officially on Saturday after much speculation that it was inevitable that the campaign would end amid…
By:
amie nogrady in
Politics
Dec 06, 2011
The cost of living has sky rocked in many countries of the world and one of man greatest needs such as food is getting out of the reach of many. In some places, it is almost like skipping breakfast in order to have dinner or we shall consume dinner tomorrow,…
What a pity!! Nigeria is not civilized, 80% of Nigerians are barbaric, the highest level of our governmental system and other levels of organizations is mostly composed of criminals, people who are unlawful/dubious,war mongers/thieves,liars.
We have Noble souls who can change our ugly situation around i.e putting an end to…
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