I am really not a fan of Fox News, but this interview here makes me think that there is somehow a different paradigm at Fox Business. Perhaps Rupert Murdoch is totally driven by ratings and he is realizing that backing only Neo-Conservative news mouth pieces is simply bad business over the long haul.
I do [...]
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1. A ridiculously great lampoon of the interaction of AT&T with the Feds in relation to them filtering through every piece of data coming through their system.
2. William F. Buckley Jr., one of the grandfathers of the Neo-Conservative (read: big government Republican) movement, passed away yesterday. He is remembered for being a prolific obituary [...]
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These people openly state they cannot wait for “Armageddon” and openly want to bomb middle eastern people. They also drive the rhetoric coming from most of the Neo-Con establishment leadership and much of the press. We are in big trouble with these folks holding so much de facto power. We need to [...]
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1. Loose credit causing the unnatural housing boom has reversed. This reversal has left some American areas looking like ghost towns. It is unfortunate that we have been subjugated to nearly 100 years of the ridiculous Federal Reserve System and all the nonsensical rationalizations that have been forced into the American consciousness to [...]
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1. Social Security, though intended with heartfelt, however misguided, intent, is a ponzi-scheme. If we must have such a system, at least shouldn’t it be structured in an economically viable manner? Anyone who advocates the current format is willfully ignorant of sound economics and is therefore hurting the future.
2. Another major confidence game, [...]
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Originally published in the July 2005 Ponder This… monthly newsletter (available for download in PDF here):
Philosophy (n): any personal belief about how to live or how to deal with a situation.
Limit (n): as far as something can go; (v): restrict or confine.
These days it seems that philosophy is an underserved aspect of individuals’ lives. [...]
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This is a story of potential high-level government shenanigans (to a possibly ultra-disturbing degree) that every responsible citizen should take the time to look at.
Read the Dallas Morning News article here.
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The George W. Bush presidency has deliberately used American fear to push an anti-liberty agenda, seriously hurting American citizens while concurrently kowtowing to American corporations. He has also spread misinformation to push America into an aggressive war. If these are not impeachable offenses, in all honesty, WHAT EXACTLY ARE? Keith Olbermann gives [...]
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