Search:

Articles in Home | Politics & Military

  • The Sergeant Major  By : tishbite
    The Sergeant Major is the wisest Non Comissioned in the Battalion or larger unit. He is respected by all ranks of troops, both officers and enlisted.
  • Public organizations  By : Stemm Seltens
    Nowadays there are not many people in power who would be disturbed not only about their own interest but the welfare of the countrymen and for the goodness of the country.
  • War and veterans in our life  By : Jest Grespen
    War - is the worst thing that can survive the people. There was not a war, is not carrying over a hundred deaths and thousands of innocent people.
  • Preservative You Identity Through Knowledge: Facts About Identity Theft  By : Christopher S. Norwood
    There are several ways that an individual can be victimized by thieves. For example an individual's home can be broken into and various personal possessions can be stolen. Some of those personal items could include computers, large screen televisions, jewelry, cash, etc.
  • Conflicting Value Systems: The Paradox at the Heart of the American Dream  By : Uday Gunjikar
    We in the United States pride ourselves in being a society that is able to assimilate and include people of every ethnic group, cultural or religious background, belief or value system. The reason being that the Founding Fathers of this great nation had a profound, inspired vision—a vision of multi-cultural, multi-ethnic inclusion—a vision of all of mankind working together for a brighter future, free from the bonds of political tyranny or religious persecution or ethnic discrimination. However, what is the cost of defending the vision of the Founding Fathers? What is the paradox at the core of the American Dream?
  • Why Philippines Remain a Poor Country-00-4922  By : chuck
    Philippines, together with Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, and Korea, just to name a few were considered less developed countries before. But now, all except for
  • The Unprecedented Popularity of the Tea Party Movement  By : Alex Gwen Thomson
    The term Tea Party has come to take on an all new meaning in America in the year 2009. Deriving their name and spirit from the original "Boston Tea Party" incident that occured in the year 1773, these modern day Tea Parties are nation-wide protests by citizens, against government spending, the economic stimulus package and any type of tax increases.
  • Are You in the Military? If so, You May Recieve Free Online Schooling  By : Aubrey Moulton
    Officers in the Navyare making schooling a top priority to deployed soldiers.
  • Saudi Arabia Punishes Women Rights Activists With Lashes. Lets Stop it Together.  By : Alex Gwen Thomson
    75-year-old widow named Sawadi in Saudi Arabia was sentenced to 40 lashes and four months in prison for socializing with two men (each 25 years old)that were bringing her bread. The sentence also demands that the woman be deported after serving her sentence.
  • No Money Down and a Degree to Go Please - Online Schooling for the Troops  By : Aubrey Moulton
    Leaders in the U.S. military are making education a main focus for deployed soldiers.
  • Soldiers, You Can Get Free Education  By : Aubrey Moulton
    Officers in the Navyare making education a top priority to deployed military.
  • Tea Party Twitter Handles  By : Alex Gwen Thomson
    Contact information for the tea party groups on Twitter.
  • Africa buries her head in sand as looters drain coffers  By : masood ahmed
    The most momentous news to come out of Kenya these past few days was not the celebratory roar by supporters of the winners of respective ODMs presidential nominations.

    It was the deafening silence that attended the release of a report linking allies of former President Daniel Moi to massive looting that allegedly saw billions of dollars taken out for safekeeping and investment out of the country.

    One searched in vain for clamour for action by politicians and citizens in general to, at the very
  • Crony Contracts and the Bush Administration  By : Ravish Kalra
    Private contracts are handed out by the federal government in droves these days. However, the use of private contractors is an old tool of the government. Private contractors were used during the removal of Native Americans from the southeast. In 1831 thirteen thousand Choctaws made the long, forced trek from their home in Mississippi to the arid prairies of the mid-west.
  • The Presumptive Republican Nominee & That Other Guy  By : shaikh Asif
    I’ve noticed lately that the media has taken to calling John McCain the presumptive Republican presidential nominee. It’s a strange sort of twist considering that a couple months ago they seemed so certain that McCain was the Republican presidential nominee. It wasn’t so long ago that the media was crowing that all other Republican candidates had dropped out. Yet today we suddenly hear again and again that McCain is the presumptive nominee.
  • 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.
  • A Speech for the RNC Supporting a Ron Paul Candidacy  By : mahesh gadri
    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.
  • An Open Reply to Help Senator Durbin Better Understand the 'Read the Bills Act'  By : mufiz
    I recently used the DownsizeDC.org website to contact my representative and the senators from Illinois and tell them I support the "Read the Bills Act" and that I want them to vote for it. Senator Dick Durbin (well, probably not him personally but his staff) actually took the time to shoot me an email. This is very kind of his office to do, for it at least acknowledges me as a human individual and lets me know that they did take the time to read over my concerns, which is more than either my rep
  • Why must it come Down to Popular V. Patriotic: The Obama Eligibility Question?  By : sharuq
    From those initial illicit gatherings and conferences came the ‘birth of a nation.’
    Once again a small group of citizens are meeting in lawyer’s offices, on the internet and in media rooms with the National Press Club. Now it seems the participants in these meetings are clutching the Constitution and fighting to stop what they believe could be the ‘death of a nation!’
  • Princess Diana Crash: It Was A Blatant Lie When They Said That Her Injuries Were  By : Mantosh
    The injury that killed Princess Diana although critical was not fatal and in fact former President Ronald Reagan survived a similar injury when he was shot by John Hinckley in 1981! Surely if a 70 year old man could have survived such an injury why not a 36 year old woman in good health?

    The French doctors who were part of the team that tried to resuscitate Princess Diana at the hospital following the crash cited a tear in the left pulmonary vein as the source of internal bleeding that ultima

[1] [2] [3] [4]

Powered by Article Dashboard