Bashar al-Assad, Diplomatic Delays, Needed Action

by | Aug 11, 2011 | Articles

Shi’ite Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad has declared war on his own people, who will no longer endure the oppressive police-state regime that has stifled free speech, political dissent, and open discussion of future options. Only recently has the American Diplomatic...

Scott Walker for President

by | Aug 11, 2011 | Articles

For the first time in years, the United States is witnessing integrity fused with leadership in one-party government. Unlike the spending spree of Republican hegemony in Washington from 2002 to 2006, Governor walker has stuck to his pledge to balance the state budget...

Three Senators survive recall in Wisconsin

by | Aug 11, 2011 | Articles

Another blow to pro-union forces in the Dairy State, three out of six Republican state senators targeted for recall have survived Democratic challenge, keeping Republicans in control of both houses of the state legislature. The clash of ideologies has not yet...

Markets Correct. . .

by | Aug 10, 2011 | Articles

Markets are the correct way to manage economies. In other ways, there is no way that human being can manage any economy. They are better left to managing themselves. When downturns his, when recessions occur, followed be recovers, the markets are correcting. Markets...

Markets Thrive on Fear: Thrive on Faith

by | Aug 10, 2011 | Articles

Fear and Confidence: these are the two key emotions which drive markets, risk, speculation, and investment. More psychological than scientific, the stock market is reacting to the churning anxieties of investors jittery about tottering sovereign debtor nations, the...