Monthly Archives: October 2005

Yes, oil companies have seen an increase in their profits, but I’m more concerned about another company with high earnings.   Not only has this company made $2.54/share in the last year, it has rewarded its CEO with $12.5 million in … Continue reading →

Keep an eye on the federal budget and where the money goes.   The money in the chart below is based on Congressional appropriation bills that are signed by the President.   It shows how your taxes plus your investments … Continue reading →

He says to me, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.   Since President Bush has authorized authorized our mistreatment by his CIA, he has also authorized us to treat you inhumanly.” Continue reading →

What most citizens know about the separation of church and state will not help with this informative questionnaire.   If you just want to see the answers, there is a link at the bottom of the page.

We may be administratively ‘pumping up’ our border security, but will the indirect long term costs cited by the MPI have a greater impact than the terrorists could have hoped for? Continue reading →

This is 5 time the worst case for society. Should we be concerned? Continue reading →

This new commission will decide what federal agencies should be eliminated for ‘not producing results’ and only an act of Congress can cancel a majority decision of the commission. Continue reading →

As a percentage of the workforce, union membership peaked around 1960 and has declined to one fourth of that. Continue reading →

Is the Pentagon Channel’s presence in the public domain the first step at media control by the US government? Continue reading →

the application of this principle may have spread farther and deeper in to the government than anyone realizes Continue reading →