UN Exposed! Apology over Cholera Deaths in Haiti but No Admission of Guilt
The world saw it and scientific studies proved it – but the media cartels hid it and toned down it s reporting to bare minimum
Fake News, Hate Websites, and the Law
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry What is truth? One of life’s ultimate questions that has passed on for generations. Legal issues that often must be persistent
On Not Allowing Pets in Restaurants
by Bob Branco This topic does not apply to all animals, because guide dogs are allowed by law to accompany blind people outside the home,
The Employee Rights Everyone Should Fight to Protect
by Daniel Bell Businesses are a hugely important part of society. They employ communities and contribute to the wealth and prosperity of the nation. We
Resend the Tide
by James R. Campbell Note for readers: This article was written shortly before Thanksgiving this year. It has become a spectacle that is repeated every
Concert: Megan Lynch Chowning & Mary Sue Englund in Rescue, December 10
by California Bluegrass Association Megan Lynch Chowning & Mary Sue Englund will present both a house concert and a fiddle workshop on December 10 at
Pakistan: Vaccinated Multiple Times for Polio, Two Children Get Paralyzed
The all-too common vaccine failure story repeated itself in Pakistan yet again where two children reportedly got paralyzed with polio in Sindh province of the
Tom Brady and the Deflate Gate
by Bob Branco For two years, I had to listen to nonsense about deflated footballs. Supposedly, New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady allegedly arranged for
Legal Status and Effectiveness of Online Petitioning
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Online petitions are quickly becoming very popular, such petitions sometimes can be referred to as e-petitions, or cyber-petitions. Online activism and
Disgrace at Chili’s
by James R. Campbell This is yet another commentary about a story that has thrust the chili’s restaurant chain in the national spotlight for the wrong