Politics
Philippine Bourgeoisie can get away with murder
By Gabrielle Ruiz-Barredo · 14 years ago
UN experts investigating the Ampatuan Massacre in Maguindanao said today that the Philippines should have a major reform in the country and reflect "on the elite family-dominated manipulation of the political processes and the need ...
Why Should Workers be in Charge of the Workplace?
By Andy Carloff · 14 years ago
"The Industrial Workers [of the World] is essentially an educational organization—and one of the vitally important things it will teach the workers is the complete operation and control of the industry in which they are ...
Basta ya, Gloria!
By Gabrielle Ruiz-Barredo · 14 years ago
President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has declared her intention to run for Congress after her presidency. As it is, she is the second longest running president of the Philippines and now will be the first to run ...
How Will Anarchy Help Me?
By Andy Carloff · 14 years ago
"If the individual has a right to govern himself, all external government is tyranny. Hence the necessity of abolishing the State."
--Benjamin R. Tucker, 1888
"State Socialism and Anarchism"
The government interferes in every part ...
The War on Christmas and Christianity
By Brock Hileman · 14 years ago
Here it is, Christmas again; soon we will all enjoy the marvels of Christians in action. Everywhere we turn there will be expressions of peace and joy. The air will be full of hymns and ...
Using Aerial Advertising for Political Campaigns
By Donnell Johnson · 14 years ago
Many are turning to banner advertising as an effective way to get their message to a large group of people in a relatively short time. The banner message is first created. In seven feet tall ...
Obama Birther Case Moves Forward for January 2010
By Aurelia Masterson · 14 years ago
Executive Summary – Obama now quaking in his $600 shoes has a case in Federal Court in California regarding his eligibility to be President. He is probably walking around the White House wondering how much ...
Is the Politician Your Friend?
By Andy Carloff · 14 years ago
"For although the means of coming into power differ, still the method of ruling is practically the same; those who are elected act as if they were breaking in bullocks; those who are conquerors make ...
The BJP on the decline
By Iqbal Amrohi · 14 years ago
• The Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) seems to be in terminal decline.
• Leadership seems to be the main reason of the party’s decline.
• After the 2009 elections its problems have become still more ...
Mr. President: Are We Making Progress?
By Steve Davis · 14 years ago
So how is President Obama's administration doing the second 100 days in office? Do you know? Do you care? You should care and know because this administration's actions will affect you for year's to come ...
Jagdish Tytler:Sardar Surender Singh's Confession
By Ravi Verma · 14 years ago
Sardar Surender Singh, son of Sardar Ajit Singh, was the Granthi of the Gurudwara Pul Bangash at the time of the Anti-Sikh Riots of 1984. He was a religious Priest, and was present in the ...
New Party in Congress: Republicrats!
By Steve Davis · 14 years ago
Washington, DC:
A new political party has emerged from the familiar Washington landscape that has been ruled by Republicans and Democrats for over 30 years. Effective today the Republicrats will be operating in the halls ...
An Issue for President Obama's First Visit to China: China's Worry about Japan's military
By Walker Bwarren · 15 years ago
China and other Asian nations are beginning to assess how the recent election victory by the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) will alter Japanese defense policies.
Beijing is hoping for a reversal or at least ...
The History of Political Cartoons
By Arthur Rich · 15 years ago
The political cartoon arguably dates all the way back to the time of Martin Luther. In Luther’s battle against the Catholic Church, he decided that it would be beneficial to enroll the support of the ...
Can the Political Party Help You?
By Andy Carloff · 15 years ago
Can the Political Party Help You?
By Punkerslut
"In our time it is broadly true that political writing is bad writing.
"Where it is not true, it will generally be found that the writer is ...
A Short History on Confederate Money
By Johnny Kicklighter · 15 years ago
In 1860, Christopher G. Memminger was given the task to organize the Confederate treasury. Memminger was born in Germany on January 9, 1803 and his mother and grandparents immigrated to Charleston, SC shortly after his ...
Green Taxation?
By Robert Daniel · 15 years ago
Our government is saving us from the threat of "dangerous" disposable products - with taxes!
Recently a law in France was passed to tax plastic tableware to try to encourage consumers to buy more eco-friendly ...
Racial & Gender Reality in American Politics
By Gulab Bhakar · 15 years ago
In recent years we have been fed the idea that political correctness is finally a way of life in America. Television, Hollywood, Internet and print media are all presenting this idea as fact. Ethnic entertainment ...
Wear Red Shirts on Fridays - Support our Soldiers
By Mike Williams · 15 years ago
The Red Fridays Foundation of Canada is requesting that everyone wear something red each and every Friday in support of the men and women who serve our country in the military. A non-partisan organization, the ...
Governors Palin, Sanford: The Dynamics of Workplace Priorities
By Daryl Green · 15 years ago
Introduction
I listened to chatter over the airwaves. Talkshow host Armstrong William led a merry discussion on South Carolina’s Governor Mark Sanford. Armstrong could not contain himself: "How does Governor Sanford get rid of his ...