The climate change fraud

At the end of the Cold War, collectivist began seeking cover under another cause which could be used to further their goal of world domination. The UN based Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) issued its first report in 1990 and Mikhail Gorbachev began his Green Cross project in 1993.
Since then, there has been much [...]

Trampling on America’s soul

There is nothing more close to one’s personal interest as their health and the ability to manage health issues, which for many includes insurance coverage. All the polls I have seen indicate the majority Americans do not want higher costs, increased taxation, fewer options, and government interference between patients and their doctors. But the [...]

The dollar crisis

I recently received a newsletter from the noted economist and financial advisor, Martin D. Weiss, PhD. who made some very interesting observations, some of which I have included in this post.  Dr. Weiss notes that after the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September of 2008, it took the Federal Reserve just 112 days to double [...]

Too big to fail

Too big to fail is used to describe financial institutions that must be bailed out when they reach insolvency. One way to reduce the risk is to break up the large institutions into smaller ones, but the government seems to be merging them instead of dividing them which – in the case of banks – negates the ability of the FDIC to cover a bank run, much less insolvency, without calling on Treasury or the Fed for cash.

The Apollo stimulus

Ever wonder who wrote the stimulus bill? Evidence is now surfacing it was the Apollo Alliance, a green jobs caldron of ideas dedicated to saving the Earth and punishing those who are unfriendly to the environment.

The American dream

had a dream the other night that we had just one political party – the American Party. It was a party ignored special interest influence peddling, balanced a budget, believed in reduced taxes, less government, free enterprise and was free of corruption, but I was only dreaming.

Texas, California and New Mexico

New Mexico, while a Territory and never a republic, shares many similarities with Texas and California; technology, natural resources, energy production, vast land mass and similar demographics. Yet New Mexico’s population has never grown at the rate of her sister states. New Mexico seems never to have found the formula for economic prosperity and never adopted an economic model and quest for prosperity and growth.

Monarchy or democracy?

The United States is a republic, run by representatives who are democratically elected and to whom we assign authority to represent us. That doesn’t mean they do what we want in all cases of legislation and there is no better example than what is happening right now with health care reform and cap and [...]

But can we afford it?

Among the things Thomas Jefferson said about our future was – “I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them. “
The simplest, no cost, no nonsense answers to healthcare reform lies in capping malpractice settlements which would [...]

Healthcare hell

President Obama continues to try and sell his national(ized) healthcare program to the public and now to the 250,000 member AMA who want nothing to do with a European-style healthcare system that restricts patient’s choice.

Social democrats want nothing more than to get their hands on 17% of the nation’s domestic product. To control this much of our economy would be the largest coup in our nation’s history. It is a socialist’s dream currently being scripted by Democrats who always promise lower cost for everything to all. These planners are quick to point out the high income of physicians and high cost of healthcare to those who can’t afford health insurance. Class-envy and class-warfare work well. There are few doctors in government so the tort lawyers who also contribute to the cost are hardly mentioned.