Denounce or Reject?

Here I go again, shaking things up for the politically aware, provocative thinkers and social butterflies: those who perhaps need a topic to spark conversation at the next social mixer. Here goes... In their final Democratic debate (February 26) at Cleveland State University, just one week before what appears to be critical primaries in Ohio and Texas, Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama faced-off. As the showdown on who's the most suitable candidate for the White House began, fingers pointed to: who initially supported a useless war in Iraq; who supported the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) that needs renegotiation;

Vote 2008!

I can't remember when the race for the White House has been this entertaining. Everybody and their grandmother is tuning in to this one! Who needs Sports TV or Cable TV, when local and national news broadcast such an attractive ball-by-ball account of the men and woman vying to become the next President of the United States of America. As Vote 2008! moved pass Super Tuesday, presidential hopefuls dwindled down to three front runners and a striving guitar strumming politician who might need to play a different tune. Political rhetoric is on the rise as the remaining candidates seek ways to discredit their rivals.

Crisis in Zimbabwe - The Delusions of Robert Mugabe

When you look at the chaotic and unstable situation in Zimbabwe today, it is important to recall this was a country that in the early years of Mugabe's rule, was one of the most affluent nations in sub-Sahara Africa. Despite the fact that agriculture was thriving, with beef and tobacco generating billions to help boost the economy, Mugabe wasn't happy. He wasn't happy because the old socialist revolutionary in him grated at the post-colonial legacy that saw a white minority in possession of large amounts of land and responsible for economic progress. Some 4, 000 white farmers produced the goods and products that underwrote the prosperity, and on some level Mugabe saw this as lingering evidence that black Africa was still under the yoke of the old colonial oppressors.

The CCP Likes to Destroy From Within

This is one of the tactics of the Chinese Communist Party. They specialize in infiltrating organizations, perverting their doctrines and justifying communist / socialist ideals, such as despotism, as if they were good and 'natural'. If one were to have any doubts about the truth of this matter, he would need only to read the Nine Commentaries on the Chinese Communist Party which can be found in their entirety at the NineCommentaries.com website. The Nine Commentaries detail the bloody history of the Chinese Communist Party, including their use of the most heinous tactics to secure and keep power.

Benefits of Petitioning Online

A petition is a request of action against a person or person's in the form of a document signed by numerous individuals. Years ago a petition usually required strenuous activities to get that piece of paper signed. Before online petition, people went door to door, set up massive rallies, and traveled all around to gather followers to sign the petition and make a difference. Now all a person has to do to act is sign on to the internet and make their voice heard on a subject of their choosing. Online, you can create a petition against basically anything that you want, and it is almost guaranteed that others out there have the same feeling as you do.

Clinton Will Deliver On Universal Healthcare Plan That Does Not Exist

New hopeful Democratic Presidential nominee Hillary Rodham Clinton says that if elected, she will deliver on a new universal healthcare system. The problem is, she doesn't have a plan. Today on Good Morning America, Hillary focused her thoughts on talking about a new universal healthcare plan she intends to implement if elected president. The problem is, she doesn't have a plan. Hillary went on to explain that she has "learned a lot" from her husbands failed attempt at a legitimate universal healthcare system. Hillary said, "I believe the American people are going to make this an issue. I believe we're in a better position today to do that than we were in '93 and '94.

Drunk Driving Vs. The War In Iraq

There"s a really popular trend right now of bombarding Pres. Bush with criticisms for a lot of reasons, but particularly for the current conflict in Iraq. I can"t attest that his reasons for entry were flawless or that we "should" or "should not" be there (that"s so grey, in spite of what a lot of hard-headed and self-important protestors think). Basically, I feel that I, along with most Americans (both for and against the war) are not perfectly informed and therefore, I have a hard time picking sides, though I do dislike the whiney liberal media. Anyway, on to my point. In listening to the news, we are quick to hear about the rising death toll in Iraq.

John McCain s Fortunes Take a Plunge

Senator John McCain of Arizona is one of the Republican party"s most promising candidates for the 2008 presidential election. However, in recent times, his fortunes have taken a hit. Recent polls show Mr McCain trailing Rudy Giuliani, the form-er mayor of New York, whose strong leadership after the September 11 terrorist attacks has made him quite a hero. Since the 2008 election is largely going to be dominated by the issue of national security, people are beginning to wonder if Mr McCain is indeed the right choice for president. In recent times, McCain has given conflicting views on the war in Iraq.

Nelson Mandela And South Africa

Through my stamp collection I known many countries in the world: Egypt, Iceland, Greece, Chad, Bhutan and South Africa, the birthplace of Nelson Mandela.I remember that I like a stamp about Nelson Mandela. I admire a lot of people like Frida Kahlo (Mexican painter), Jimmy Carter (ex President of the United States), but I have a very great admiration for Nelson Mandela, the "Father of the Democracy in South Africa", since I have seen "Mandela and De Klerk" a film about the Apartheid. Furthermore, I ve read a lot about biographies, but his biography is more than interesting. Since then, he is an example for young people in Africa.

Nancy Pelosi If You Had Been President On 9 11 2001, What Would You Have Done

All the World leaders and leaders of America that cared about the USA were in agreement that Iraq should be attack and now four years later we are in the middle of a civil war that no one could have imagined. A Civil war has erupted because the leader of the Muslim world by the name of Muhammad died so suddenly that there was confusion as to who would be the next ruler of the Islamic state. To this day, the Islamic world is divided because of this issue (Shia vs. Sunni). President Pelosi now has to decide to cut and run or stay in Iraq and finish the job of bringing freedom to the 75 percent of the Iraqis that desire freedom.