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In October My Personal Introspections blog published a post that asked if the United States would fall apart in 2010, as predicted by Professor Igor Panarin and dutifully reported by IZVESTIA. Today the question is will the United States become a socialist country in 2010. The answer will be yes, if our legislators pass the [...]

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Poll Reveals Trauma of Joblessness in U.S.

by Lawrence on December 16, 2009

December 15th, 2009 by Michael Luo and Megan Thee-Brenan – New York Times WebNote:  Read this column then check out the comment section on the NY Times site. Looks like Americans might finally be getting mad enough for that R3volution. More than half of the nation’s unemployed workers have borrowed money from friends or relatives [...]

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Image via Wikipedia The much-ballyhooed global meeting of representatives of 192 +/- nations seeking so far elusive common ground on the issue of climate change got under way under a threatening cloud of doubt Monday. Some of these people strongly this is humanity’s last chance to stop global warming. The motive of some of these [...]

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National Public Radio publishes a lot of things that are, to say the least, not worthwhile; the “The End of Privacy” is not one of them. Please read the following introductory piece by Julian Sanchez of Cato@Liberty, then go on over to NPR and see the comprehensive introduction to the bitter fruits of the currently [...]

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Americans should get affordable, dependable care

by Lawrence on September 18, 2009

Image via Wikipedia As published in the North County Times – August 9, 2009 By Congressman Darrell Issa Between the rising cost of heath care and the expanding role of government, Americans are frustrated. Economists predict that we will be spending 20 percent of our gross domestic product on health care by 2017. Now the [...]

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The Glamour of Grammar

by Lawrence on May 19, 2009

Image via Wikipedia The Glamour of Grammar? What does Glamour have to do with Grammar? Interestingly, the Oxford English Dictionary (OED) says that glamour, a word customarily associated with beauty or charm or a high level of attractiveness, comes from the same root as grammar; a word we customarily associate with ugliness or repugnance or [...]

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