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Disaster Response Contingency Planning By MEReza Developing appropriate response to mitigate the impact of natural disasters calls for crafting well thought out contingency plan with the involvement of all concerned stakeholders. Read more Obama begins undermining the Defense of Marriage Act By Drew McKissick Obama is using the Justice Department to undermine the government's defense of the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act Read more The CEOs Change Management Model By Eric Douglas CEO of a high-tech corporation recounts his experience with developing a change management model... Read more Natural Disasters Contingency Planning By MEReza With natural disasters intensifying to greater scale and their destructive force getting worse, there’s a dire need to ensure that we have a Contingency Plan devised for such circumstances to be prepared for anything that could happen. Read more Controversy in the US: Immigration Part Three By James Holan This is an article that talks about some methods to help prevent and control illegal and legal immigration in the United States. It is the final addition to a three part series. Read more Controversy in the US: Immigration Part Two By James Holan This is an article about the controversy surronding illegal and legal immigration into the United States. It is part two in a three part series. Read more Why Kyoto and Copenhagen are Duds By Klaus H Hemsath In December of 2009, representatives of most countries will congregate in Copenhagen. The meeting is supposed to extend, redefine, and agree on more severe carbon emission limits. The Kyoto concept of reducing global warming is deeply flawed. It must be replaced by a new, more effective approach. Novel concepts are emerging but are not yet considered. The meeting will be a failure unless China or other Asian countries bring new ideas. Read more Weather Disasters Gaining Momentum By MEReza Abnormal weather patterns attributed to global warming and climate change create settings favourable for more intense weather related natural disasters. Economic losses reaching record-breaking limits. Read more A Speech to be read by Ron Paul to the RNC By aarif sagaciti Some time ago, in the spring of 2008, I was contacted by someone involved with Ron Paul�s candidacy and asked to write a speech to be given at the RNC. It was to be a speech designed to entice the undecided delegates into casting their votes for Ron Paul to run for the office of President of the United States as the Republican candidate. Apparently this person had read some of my pro Ron Paul articles and felt I was perhaps talented enough to write a persuasive speech. Read more Weather Catastrophes Increasing Dramatically By MEReza Research and studies all point to increasing frequency and intensity of weather catastrophes. Read more Jagdish Tytler By Ravi. First and foremost of all that has been written or said it is essential to draw attention to the fact that the Anti-Sikh Riots of 1984 was a catastrophic aberration, an earthquake that shook, mangled and tortured millions of people, not only in India but nearly the whole world. The Riots of 1984 will go down in history as the most shameful, disgraceful and most dishonorable event that happened in a tolerance oriented, peace-loving and democratic country. Read more Myth: Assault weapons are a serious problem in the U.S. By Gina More �Assault weapon� is an invented term. In the firearm lexicon, there is no such thing as an �assault weapon.� The closest relative is the �assault rifle,� which is a machine gun or �select fire� rifle that fires rifle cartridges.1 In most cases, �assault weapons� are functionally identical to hunting rifles, though cosmetically similar to military guns. Read more 4 Options for Business Bankruptcy By Marc Tow When a business prepares to file for bankruptcy, it needs to decide which specific chapter of the law to file under. Marc R. Tow, www.towlawbankruptcy.com Read more Extreme Weather Disasters Intensifying By MEReza Emerging patterns of extreme wether related disasters have been observed and the frequency are intensifying with definite alarm. Read more Foreclosure Plan Is Off to a Bumpy Start By Marc Tow Just because you may have lost one home doesn’t mean you’ll never be able to buy another. But first, you need to engage in some credit score Repair. Marc R. Tow, www.towlawbankruptcy.com Read more The Beijing Suspicious after Obama�s First Speech on China � �Arduous Negotiations on Touchy Issues� By Olivia President Barack Obama delivered his first major policy speech on China without mentioning Taiwan or even mildly challenging Beijing on its human rights record. He tried to be positive, perhaps to avoid provoking China which censored his inauguration speech in January.Addressing the opening session of a two-day �Strategic and Economic Dialogue,� Obama described the meeting as �an essential step forward in advancing a positive, constructive and comprehensive relationship between our countries.� O Read more Red Fridays - Support our Troops By Dean Niles A non-partisan organization, the RFFC was founded in 2006 by Brian Muntz in order to show fellow Canadians that "we care and honor those who fought for our freedom, our peace, our resolve." Read more UK Parliament Gives Monaco A Boost By Monaco Tax havens such as Monaco are frowned upon by politicans, anxious not to lose tax revenue for their policies. But as UK politicans have lectured on Monaco and tax, they have been exposed for trying not to pay tax themselves. Read more Governors Palin, Sanford: The Dynamics of Workplace Priorities By Daryl Green Explore how workplace priorities can impact personal and family life by analyzing Governors Sarah Palin and Mark Sanford�s circumstances. Read more Iran in Magazines By Felicity Grant In June 2009 the news of Iran�s 10th presidential election, possible voter-tampering and protests dominated the American media. Because Iranian media is state-controlled many foreign journalists were censored and most of the news that came out of Iran about the post-election protests, deaths and questioning of election results came from social media outlets such as Twitter, Flickr, YouTube and some blogs. Read more Why Should You Appldf For Government Grant Dollars By baha Applying for government grandsat money is a walk in the park lol. Read more Expensive Gifts Given By Governments To Diplomats By lyn thomas Diplomats are given thousands of dollars worth of gifts every year. What happens to them? Read more President Ronald Reagan Speaks Out on Abortion By Johnny Kicklighter A short book review on Ronald Reagan's book, Abortion and the Conscience of the Nation. Read more What Ails India's Progress? By cdmohatta India is emerging as a modern power. India is showing very good growth in services and manufacturing. But to become a truly modern state one must address the problems that India faces. What ails India at present? Let us discuss that. Read more Quick! Grab The Wheel! By kieron mcfadden The newspapers inform us that the UK government�s efforts (I use the term loosely) to solve the current economic debacle they got us into in the first place through negligence has racked up a debt burden equivalent to �50000 per household. I suspect it is a similar story with every other nation with equally derelict governments. Read more Clean Coal and Swing States By questionauthoritees The coal industry and the states who cater to it are holding our nation hostage, our current two-party political system is allowing it. Our kids will have to pay the bill in more ways than one� it�s time we stand up and be heard. Read more Do I Know You, Mr. USA? You Bet I Do By Bob Miller Dying for God and country is an ancient lie, but a comforting lie nevertheless Read more Best Way To File A Personal Injury Claim By Naomi West A personal injury claim is used to receive money that was lost from an accident at work, on the road, and something caused by using the wrong medication. The best way to win the case is to have the proper lawyer. Read more Grand Jury Indictment and the Canadian Law By Tamia Johnson In most countries including Canada the grand juries are replaced by preliminary hearings Read more Hindi portals: Delivering News on Indian Politics, Entertainment and Sports By Editor123 One can observe a rise of websites in native languages. They integrate local and international news and facilitate news to readers on the internet. Hindi being the mother tongue of more than 40% Indias features as a language of a horde of upcoming news portals. Read more Recycling: Three Small Ideas that can make a Huge Impact on the Environment By Bruce Tucker We all want to do our part for the environment and go a little more green then usual. Here are three ways you can do that and you won�t even notice any changes in your life. Read more Catch the breaking news online in Hindi now By Editor123 Internet brings along with it a horde of advantages. And from the list of plenty, as a facilitator of the latest in news and views, internet�s role of a corner store serving daily dose of the information to millions worldwide certainly notches as one of the most popular amongst all. Read more Running Car Headlights By Ben Sleuth From 2011 it may well become law that even during the daylight hours running car lights will be compulsory on all new vehicles. The European Union have been debating this for some time and it seems this new law will get the green light. Research suggests that daytime running of vehicle light reduces day time crashes by an amazing 12% for cars. In Sweden perhaps due to the low light levels during daylight hours they introduced this law way back in 1977 and countries such as Finland, Norway and Iceland soon adopted this policy. Even at this early stage there does seem to be a growing campaign regarding this proposed new law. Let�s look at the pros and cons of the daylight running of car lights. Read more Automobiles, Love Them or Hate Them By papamke69 Some say that the automobile got its start in China around 1672 by Ferdinand Verbiest, a Jesuit missionary. It is believed that Ferdinand Verbiest, on a mission to China built a steam engine vehicle and offered it as a gift to the Chinese Emperor. While others hold on to the belief that the first true automobile was built in 1769 by the French Military engineer Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot. Either way the automobile was born. Read more I Spoke Forgetting About Brooklyn By Bob Miller Author has cause to regret his negative articles about Jews Read more Somali Pirate Situation: How Should The US Respond? By Mark Fleagle Voice Your Voice Your Opinion On The Somali Pirate Situation Sound Off Here! Read more Internet and Peace Political Campaign By evytaar In the past, political figures relied upon the news in the form of television stations and even newspapers to release information to the public, example direct to the electorate. Now with the invention of the internet, more political figures are releasing their own information. How does this affect the release of information? Read more Politic in Some Different Views for Society Education By evytaar Many people in the world especially they who have never felt higher education than elementary school, even have never gone to school consider that politic is always dirty, not good, and not useful. Precisely it�s not only because of education level, but sometimes also social condition in each nation. Because of that reason, they become an apathetic in political news, opinion, or other events related to the government such as the election, the most events that each country holds in the world. Read more Political Campaign, Between Idealist and Reality By evytaar Politics, as the process of groups of people make decisions. The common term is applied to behavior within civil governments, but actually politics has been observed in all human group interactions, including corporate, academic, and religious institutions. It consists of "social relations involving authority or power" and refers to the regulation of a political unit. Also for the methods and tactics used to formulate and apply policy. Read more Understanding the Election in Indonesia for Good By evytaar An election is a decision-making process by which a population chooses an individual to hold formal office. This is the usual mechanism by which modern representative democracy fills offices in the legislature, sometimes in the executive and judiciary, and for regional and local government. This process is also used in many other private and business organizations, from clubs to voluntary associations and corporations. Read more Why Students Need to Care about the Election By evytaar The most questions of people ask in election and political field is �Why do we need to care about the election?� It shows how care people including students are with the political and election issue. Most of them become apathetic and some others become scoffers. Read more Earth Anthropological Survey, Translation 2:� Economic Subjugation. By kieron mcfadden This is the second in my series of �Arcturian� translations. Read more Bruce Marks Between Philadelphia, Moscow, and Kiev By Raphy Bruce Marks of the firm Marks & Sokolov, LLC has a reputation as an expert on commercial legal matters between the West and the former Soviet Union. Read more Translating Alien Transmission � Phantom Blog Update # 2 By kieron mcfadden Your response to my request to stop emailing me loads of questions about my translation of the Arcturian transmissions was to email me loads of questions about my translation of alien transmissions. Fine. I can take a hint. To be honest I'm kind of glad you ignored me - I'd have missed your communications had they stopped coming..... Read more Visitors to Earth � Arcturian Translation and Phantom Blog Update By kieron mcfadden In response to the deluge of emails I have received, here is an update and some notes on the ongoing work to translate the leaked Arcturian transmissions that have come my way. Read more Milking The People, Part Three: Bank Profits First and Foremost. By kieron mcfadden Final article in this three-parter on the Great Recession Hoax. In a nutshell, can be summarized as �why your government acts bonkers.� Read more Milking The People, Part Two: The Plot Thickens�. By kieron mcfadden How government colludes with the banks to ensure the banks profit from the misery they created in the first place. Read more Milking The People, Part One: Recession�s Latest Twist. By kieron mcfadden The latest twist in the Great Recession Hoax. Government and banks collude�.but what exactly are they up to? Read more Money, Debt and Recession, Tools of Suppression By kieron mcfadden The following is a translation by me of transmissions between an orbiting survey ship and a relay station apparently positioned somewhere beyond the orbit of Saturn. Read more Would the government printing money cause inflation? By kieron mcfadden The "dangers of inflation" is the bogeyman trotted out to scare us away from the idea of goverrnment actually doing what everybody thought it was already doing: creating and issuing our money supply. God forbid that the global money lenders lose their privilege of creating money in order to lend it and the absolute wealth and power that privilege confers. Such a change would force some very wealthy criminals to become honest citizens. Read more
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