Monthly Archives: January 2011

“…when conservatives argue that the murderer had no connection to conservative politics, they are allowing themselves to once again be sucked into the liberals’ false-premise trap.  It’s the wrong argument.  Both liberals and conservatives have a right to say whatever … Continue reading →

A reader of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution wrote the following on Monday, January 17, 2011: I was delighted to read that the new edition of “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” will replace the “n-word” with the word “slave” to spare the … Continue reading →

My views are controversial with many, however they have been formed by years of experience. Never buy something and commit to long-term payments without the assurance that you will have the ability to pay, even if you lose your job. … Continue reading →

I firmly believe that the United States is on the wrong path – culturally, morally, and, above all, economically. In the late 1970s, I began predicting a collapse of the U.S. stock and housing markets, nationalization of major banks, the … Continue reading →

A well-written description of today’s politicians as written by Peter Schiff in the Washington Times: “This is how the game works in big-time politics: A potential candidate hires a polling firm to create a strategically written and scientifically executed poll … Continue reading →

“The National Inflation Association believes that the United States has a college education bubble that is set to burst beginning in mid-2011. This bursting bubble will have effects that are even more far-reaching than the bursting of the Real Estate … Continue reading →

According to The National Inflation Association, one of their top 10 predictions for 2011, Colleges will begin to go bankrupt and close their doors. We have a college education bubble in America that was made possible by the U.S. government’s … Continue reading →

Boston University’s Institute on Culture, Religion, and World Affairs has concluded a three-year study (April 2007-2010) entitled the “Emerging Evangelical Intelligentsia Project.” Originally set in motion by renowned sociologist, Dr. Peter L. Berger, the study targets “a class of intellectuals … Continue reading →