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Is America a Democracy?


Posted on June 14th, 2010 by gestroud 4 views

Most people today do not understand the difference, but it is crucial. In a pure Democracy, the majority decides things. Each issue would be voted on by the masses, and the majority would win. So, should we have a new tax on the “rich?” Everyone cast your vote. Since the majority of people do not fall in the “rich” category, the vote would probably pass and our economy would be damaged.


Why Capitalism’s Time Is Up


Why Capitalism’s Time Is Up Posted on December 15th, 2009 by gestroud 12 views

Capitalism is the only choice we have. How do I know that? Because a world of experts tells me so – nearly every day.

Economists have thousands of fancy charts and graphs to deflect us from this reality, and a litany of arcane explanations; but the simple reason is greed.


Pro-Israeli Lobby Group Advocates Death for Unpatriotic Journalists & Military


Pro-Israeli Lobby Group Advocates Death for Unpatriotic Journalists & Military Posted on May 21st, 2009 by gestroud 12 views

Future wars may require censorship, news blackouts and, ultimately, military attacks on the partisan media. Why? Because the “anti-war” media has caused increasing numbers of American military figures, and a host of ex-diplomats, intelligence officers and others to publicly challenge the Jewish lobby.


The Torture Agenda


The Torture Agenda
Posted on April 21st, 2008 by gestroud 27 views

Since 9/11, the Bush administration and their legal sycophants in the Justice Department and right-wing think tanks such as the American Enterprise Institute and the Federalist Society, have claimed that the criminal regime in Washington has the legal right to employ any tactic to pursue its sordid agenda.


U.S. Diplomats Urge Closure of Gitmo


Posted on April 21st, 2008 by gestroud 42 views

Five former secretaries of state met in Athens, Ga. recently to formulate bipartisan foreign policy suggestions for the next president. All five former secretaries (Powell, Kissinger, Albright, Baker and Christopher) agreed on two important recommendations: The U.S. should open a dialogue with Iran, and the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay should be closed. The first [...]