Apparently, forming a one-world government that ruled in the interest of climate change wasn’t quite pressing enough to push through this year. by Michael Naragon The New York Times reported on Sunday that the COP15 summit to be held from Dec. 7 until Dec. 18 would not offer a legally binding climate treaty for signature. [...]
November 15, 2009
Contract With America II: Made To Be Broken
In a push for 2010–and undoubtedly testing the waters for his own presidential possibilities–Newt Gingrich has said that he wants the Republicans to formulate a new Contract With America. Is this what’s really needed? And is Newt the one to lead it? by Michael Naragon Newt Gingrich. His name became familiar in 1994, when Republicans [...]
November 15, 2009
Piling On: The Feds look to take over light-rail and subway systems
The hits just keep on coming, folks. Up next, Washington looks to extend its reach to the country’s rail systems in a proposal by the Obama administration. Apparently, they’re not satisfied with their unconstitutional control of banks, the auto industry, the energy industries, and health care. by Michael Naragon In a story that first surfaced [...]
