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  • Simba Makoni For President 2008 – A Chance For Zimbabwe To Move From The Polarization Of The Past And Make Zimbabwe To Work Again  By :
    Zimbabwe’s defining moment

    In 2 weeks time, on March 29, 2008, Zimbabweans have a chance to stop their suffering by rejecting the dictatorship in favor of a new dawn in the way they want the affairs of Government to be conducted. While local Government and legislative elections are also very important, the most crucial elections will be that for the Presidency.

    Since the 2000 parliamentary elections, Zimbabwe has been a polarized nation – ZANU-PF activists on the one ha...
  • Open Letter To Senator Clinton & Senator Obama  By :
    Are both of you crazy? If you both keep up the gender and race issues, you just might as well hold the door open for President McCain as he moves into the White House. I am so disappointed in both of you. I am one of the unheard voices that I expect both of you to be listening to. But you can’t be listening if you are so busy apologizing for your campaigns! Can’t you manage the people around you? Well, if you can’t, how can I trust either of you to manage the White House? I a...
  • Could You Answer Some Questions  By : Mary Ann Boulette
    Questions for Senator Obama.
  • Will You Do Something?  By : Mary Ann Boulette
    This Easter Sunday only days after the 5th anniversary of the beginning of the War in Iraq, we reached another milestone - the 4,000th American was killed. F Four thousand families have been visited by a uniformed officer and a chaplain who delivered in person the news that their family member had been killed.
  • Key Energy Technologies for Booming World Economies  By : Klaus H Hemsath
    World economies will falter without the secure supply of plentiful and affordable energies. Fossil fuels are emitting harmful greenhouse gases. Three forms of energy can supply all energy needs and can be converted from inexhaustible energy sources: electricity, liquid fuels, and process gases. We must develop a few key technologies now to gain access to these virtually limitless energies. Otherwise, world economies will be harmed forever.
  • HB 1660: A Model For America  By : Kate Loving Shenk
    Burnout in my profession results because of a profit driven health care system that isn't taking care of anyone, and Nurses and Doctors are left to pick up the pieces.
  • Petroleum, the Triple Threat to World Economies  By : Klaus H Hemsath
    Global warming and climate change are caused by fossil fuel combustion. Accelerating energy consumption by China and India will increase average global temperatures 4 to 5 degrees Celsius in 2050 from those in 1900. Petroleum is the only transportation fuel. At an annual consumption of 50 billion barrels the reserves of 1 to 2.3 trillion barrels will run out in 20 to 50 years. Lack of transportation fuels will wreck economies.
  • The Politics Of Change And Sandwiched Boomers  By :
    The soaring rhetoric from presidential candidates has been about the concept of change - and the electorate is energized by the buzzword. But is the idea of change really so new? In 1944, the Republican governor of New York, Thomas E. Dewey, ran for President against three-term incumbent Franklin D. Roosevelt on the slogan "It's time for a change." Although not using the specific word, John F. Kennedy, in 1960, promised change with "Let's get America moving again." In the 198...
  • 10 Patriotic Quotes to Celebrate Sandra Day O'Connor's Birthday  By : Noel Jameson
    Sandra Day O'Connor is an inspiration to women and girls everywhere. As the first woman to serve on the United States Supreme Court, she paved the way for girls everywhere to achieve their goals and dreams. On March 26th we celebrate her birthday. Let's kick off the celebration with these ten patriotic quotes.
  • The Power to Feed the World? A Tale of Sustainable Development, BioEngineering, and Citizen Activism  By : Jackson Kern
    This article shows some of the contentious issues at stake in the battle to feed the world.
  • March Madness on Capitol Hill (And I Don't Mean Basketball)  By : Stephanie Vance
    Trying to get your message across to members of Congress? March is an awful time to do it. Learn more about the best ways (and times) to approach Congress so your message can be truly heard.
  • Misogyny--Sick As Ever?  By : Kate Loving Shenk
    This Lively Political Year Brings Out the Best--and the Worst in Everyone.
  • Maybe the Illuminati is real  By : JK Ellis
    For the longest time I've written about the Illuminati with a tongue-in-cheek attitude. My attitude was that it's just too damned hard for one group of people to quietly build a secret culture of power who's soul goal it to rule the world. It's just too wacky an idea to take seriously.
  • Curiosity--A Needed Political Ingredient  By : John Barell
    Where are the curious leaders in our country today? Former CEOs Lee Iacocca and Jack Welch highlight the need for curiosity in todays world of politics and business. The 9/11 Commission reported that we weren't curious and that we needed to find ways to "routinize" the practice of imagination, that is posing good questions that question the perplexing, challenge assumptions and common wisdoms.
  • Politics Headlining Issues We Have Today  By :
    Have we been lulled into this sensibility by the period of rapid population expansion we’ve experienced in the historically-recent past? Certainly markets for almost any good have been expanding with the population, and growth has become synonymous with prosperity in almost any endeavor (except when one is fighting cancer. Population can’t continue to increase forever, though. When will the concept of growth be reconsidered in mainstream human culture?

    Obviously, someday ...
  • Gossip In Politics May Deceive You  By :
    Before people start to think that I am waging some sort of vendetta against the great Iain Dale, please be assured that I am not! I really like Iain's blog (and comment there far too regularly) and I have more than an ounce of respect for him as a commentator, but I think he is occasionally not quite spot on. I am talking about his criticism of DK/the Libertarian party's policy to abolish income tax. Personally, this wouldn't be my first policy were I to be elected PM but I d...
  • The A-Z of Global Warming: Biofuels  By : Simon Rosser
    The A-Z of Global Warming: Biofuels discusses the relevance of biofuels to global warming, what they are, what they are used for, and whether they are good for the environment.
  • What is the Outlook for the Availability of Fossil Fuels?  By : Paul Calhoun
    Just how long do we have until we run out of fossil fuels? There are many studies that address this question and there is general agreement as when these energies are depleted.
  • The A-Z of Global Warming: Amazon  By : Simon Rosser
    This article is taken from The A-Z of Global Warming, a book on all issues relating to global warming and climate change written in unique A-Z format. The Article is first in a series of extracts from the book, to be published in May 2008.
  • Sustainable Development: The Role of Coal  By : Daniel Lafleche
    This article discusses the potential for and implications of coal gasification and coal-to-liquids alternative energy initiatives.
  • The False Promise Of Ethanol  By : Klaus H Hemsath
    The article deals with the efficiency of ethanol as motor fuel and with its ability to contribute to a reduction in global warming. Fossil fuels are the major contributors to global warming and resulting climate change. They must be replaced by carbon-neutral motor fuels very soon. Ethanol is being promoted in the USA as a major contributor to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and control of global warming. These claims are disputed.
  • Can the USA Be Fossil Fuels Independent by 2050?  By : Paul Calhoun
    A discussion is presented that the USA must become fossil fuel independent by the year 2050. There are great examples that show us how and there are financial and environmental issues that must be corrected
  • Political Flip-Flops  By : Susan Bernau
    In December 2008, Mike Huckabee's campaign had to do something to get ahead of Mitt Romney. The campaign aids urged a negative attack ad campaign to which Mike Huckabee reluctantly agreed. Flyers were made. A TV ad was produced and a 60 second radio commercial was made. All of these were hammering Romney on his flip-flops concerning abortion.

    Mike's campaign burned about $150,000 developing this campaign against Romney. All of this money was spent on an advertising campaig...
  • Leadership Lessons from Presidential Campaigns  By : Kevin Eikenberry
    Presidential politics isn't business, but these very public events do offer you opportunities to learn and apply lessons that can benefit you and your organization. Here are four areas you can apply to your business life beyond the sound bites and political posturing.
  • Should a global climate agreement hold the US to a higher environmental standard than the rest of th  By : Paul Calhoun
    An open question is should the US lead in environmental standards? A discussion is presented as to our environmental status today and the difficulties we will have in the future.
  • Can Sustainable Development Be Clean AND cheap? A Promising 'Carbon Credits' Case Study  By : Daniel Lafleche
    This article explores the workings of the Kyoto Protocol's Clean Development Mechanism, and how it helps firms in developing nations achieve sustainability.
  • Hillary vs. Obama Only Time Will Tell!  By :
    The main dominant figures in today's elections that will define the following president in America history are Hillary Clinton from New-York and Barack Obama from Illinois .

    According to the latest results of votes Clinton won in 3 states: New-Hampshire, Nevada and Michigan , but Obama in Iowa and in the South Carolina . This election campaign looks like more battle than a race between these 2 candidates.

    With aggressive attitude to his wife's rival the former president...
  • Problems for a Big Country  By : Terrence Aubrey
    A once proud and strong country The Ukraine is suffering, this is more the pity as the people of this country have much to offer and contribute to the world. It is not so much that the country is being mismanaged, but the fact it is seemingly not being managed at all. The only thing holding this country together seems to be the funcionaries and the bureaucrats at local level. It is as though the central government does not exist!
  • A List of Things You Can’t Do Anymore After You Convert Your Gasoline Engine To A Hydrogen System.  By : Ozzie Freedom
    Any situation has a give and take aspect.
  • Former President Bill Clinton Speaks Out About UFOs (Or Does He?)  By :
    During one of many radio interviews that former President Bill Clinton has done recently to help his wife‘s presidential campaign, he was asked about the UFO subject. The question came from Big D and Bubba, Morning Show Jocks on the Premier Radio Network. Budda asked Clinton, “When will we, if we will ever know the truth about UFOs?” Clinton replied, “It’s interesting that you ask that because when we celebrated the anniversary of that event out in New Mexico (the Roswell UFO...

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