Opinion List - Crime & Justice
Michelle Malsbury, BSBM, MM
February 09, 2012
Craig McDonald hit a home run with his newest novel, El Gavilan. It's steeped with intrigue, character driven, and action packed. For a more in-depth review of this book please read this article.
Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury
January 29, 2012
"The sources within Bangladesh Army has for the first time, endorsed the existence of a large number of Islamist fanatics and Jihadists within the Armed Forces. This again has put the very image of Bangladesh Army into stake in the eyes of the international community, and especially to the United Nations, which employs a significant number of members of the Bangladesh Armed Forces for the United Nations Peace Keeping Forces. While Bangladesh Armed Forces enjoy high reputation for its brilliant performance in United Nations Peace Keeping Forces, it may not be strange, if any of the UN member countries or even the top policymakers of the United Nations would now raise fingers at those members in the United Nations Peace Keeping Forces from Bangladesh Armed Forces, saying, there might have been hidden agents of Islamist fanatics or Jihadists, which would be extremely risky for many of the Western nations and their armed forces, who also are members of the United Nations Peace Keeping Forces."
Rev. Michael Bresciani
January 29, 2012
Courageous is triumphantly American and unashamedly Christian. The film wreaks havoc on the generally accepted idea that everything that goes wrong with adults can be traced back to bad childhood experiences which then become excuses for the worst behaviors we can produce.
It is the idea of standin...
Joseph Raglione
February 06, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, when the Koch brothers throw a political party, you can bet it will be expensive and top secret. OK, at least it will be expensive because top secret it WILL NOT REMAIN FOR LONG!
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Mayra Calvani
February 05, 2012
The premise is ambitious, the stakes are high. Hitler´s Silver Box is a well-written novel full of non-stop action and suspense.
Joseph Raglione
February 02, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, when a man does his best to do good he should be rewarded! President Obama did his best with the cards he was dealt. Think about those cards for a minute! Think about the deck full of Jokers he was handed and you will understand how difficult was his first ...
Atkinson David
February 01, 2012
If you sell on ebay and would like your listings to look GREAT then this will interest you because as well as making your listings look better users have stated that it helps them to sell more goods. Easy Ebay Lister is so easy to use....
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Sam Vaknin
January 31, 2012
Victims and survivors experience psychosomatic and "real" bodily symptoms, some of them induced by the secretion of stress hormones such as cortisol: increased blood pressure, racing pulse, headaches, excessive sweating and myriad self-imputed diseases. The victims endures shame, depression, anxiety, embarrassment, guilt, humiliation, abandonment, and an enhanced sense of vulnerability.
Joseph Raglione
January 30, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, strong and intelligent women are vital for a strong and vibrant economy. Intelligent women create and educate their children to be honest and caring and creative as well as to be strong and intelligent. When men abuse women, they negate the natural Mother t...
Joseph Raglione
January 30, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, how many of you want to allow a man who knows nothing about economic planning, to control the economy of the United States?
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Gingrich Wants Kids To Work As Janitors, But Refused To Work Himself.
Newt Gi...
Osita Ebiem
January 16, 2012
The whole sordid and puerile charade started with the hiring of some unconscionable foreigners with forked tongues who unforgivably declared that Boko Haram (culture/religious clash; the collision of Christianity and Islam) is not the problem of Nigeria. Since 1943 when they began to keep records...
Mike Colpitts
January 22, 2012
The worst real estate markets forecast for 2012 have been released by Housing Predictor, which forecasts more than 230 U.S. cities housing markets in all 50 states.
Osita Ebiem
January 24, 2012
In the later part of 2011 Biafra Liberation in Exile was launched...
Orion Asmelash
January 24, 2012
Looking at Ethiopia's regime track records in the past the rumors regarding the killings of European Tourists as being masterminded indirectly by the regime's intelligence forces seems to be very convincing if one sees it in the light of wikileaks report from the October 6, 2006 US diplomatic cable sent from Addis Ababa to Washington DC by ambassador Vicki Huddleston , the evidence is too big to ignore. The cable reads: "A series of explosions were reported in Addis Ababa on September 16, killing three individuals. The GoE announced that the bombs went off while being assembled, and that the three dead were terrorists from the outlawed Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) with links to the Oromo National Congress (ONC). An embassy source, as well as clandestine reporting, suggests that the bombing may have in fact been the work of Government of Ethiopia security forces."
Joseph Raglione
January 26, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, President Barack Obama hit so many nails on thier heads that he could have built a house during his State of the Union Address. All I can say is congratulations President Obama!..... Ok, I can also say that the Japanese have the best super computer on Earth...
Joseph Raglione
January 26, 2012
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Joseph Raglione
January 25, 2012
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Joseph Raglione
January 25, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, free speech and open communication has led to better lives for millions of people around the world. The World Wide Web or Internet as it is now known, is a system of communication and education that depends on copying documents and messages and videos for i...
Kevin Cavanaugh
January 24, 2012
Mike McQueary, the one that got away from JoePa
Joseph Raglione
January 23, 2012
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Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, the faster we convert to Electric Cars the better! Why? Because Oil has been the root cause of wars around the world for the past 100 years and it is time we put a stop to the pollution and the carnage!
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Michelle Malsbury, BSBM, MM
January 21, 2012
If you like a good murder-mystery with some extra terrestrial twists this is the book for you! Ms. Coonts spins a very believable and fun tale set in Las Vegas with a zany set of characters that help make this journey memorable. For more insight into this great read please read my review in its entirety.
Joseph Raglione
January 19, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, good news is so rare these days that it always takes me by surprise! Here is some potentially good news regarding the proposed XL Bitumen Oil Pipeline. The State Department has denied the permit to build the Keystone pipeline. I repeat, President Barack Ob...
Bill Haymin
January 18, 2012
By Chuck Baldwin
http://www.newswithviews.com/baldwin/baldwin681.htm
The recent passage of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and the reaction--or better, lack of reaction--by the GOP's Presidential candidates is a perfect example of how it will not matter to a Tinker's Dam which R...
Joseph Raglione
January 17, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, nobody likes censorship! Free speech is a human right and the freedom to communicate our thoughts and opinions and ideas, (within legal boundaries) exists as an important tool within our Democratic system. The Internet is a free-speech forum for any human b...
Joseph Raglione
January 17, 2012
Tailings ponds contain a number of toxins that can leak into the groundwater or the Athabasca River. The mining and extraction process releases sulfur oxides, nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, and fine particulate matter into the atmosphere.
Sam Vaknin
January 17, 2012
Indeed, secular "religions", known as ideologies, have proven to be even more lethal and pernicious that the epiphanous variety. Nazism, Communism, and Fascism have wreaked more mayhem and death than any "divinely"-inspired counterpart. So did Nationalism and Liberal-Democracy.
Kevin Cavanaugh
January 16, 2012
Joe Paterno, as everyone knows, has dedicated the majority of his adult life to Penn State University.
The recent PSU / Jerry Sandusky Scandal, (yes, the scandal should be equally shared) has put a big blemish on JoePa´s career and I personally feel this scandal should NOT in any way delay ...
Kevin Cavanaugh
January 13, 2012
This scandal, whatever it may be called, is a tragedy at all levels. I know I am presumptous for designing these poll questions but they are a start to help students and others to speak out on how they feel.
Jim Kouri, CPP
November 13, 2011
Yesterday afternoon, a federal grand jury in Waco, Texas, handed down a superseding indictment against U.S. Army soldier Naser Jason Abdo charging him with one count of attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction; one count of attempted murder of officers or employees of the United States, two cou...
Jim Kouri, CPP
November 14, 2011
Law enforcement officials are attempting to combat the sex crimes committed against the most vulnerable members of U.S. society. At the same time, there are adults who believe having sexual relations with children should not be viewed as a crime but merely as an alternative lifestyle.
Penn State...
Kenneth Connor
November 15, 2011
In March 1964, New York City was rocked by the grisly murder of Kitty Genovese. Returning home from her job at a local sports bar, Genovese was attacked in the parking lot of her apartment complex and stabbed in the back while fleeing from her assailant. The murderer later returned to find Genoves...
Jim Kouri, CPP
November 16, 2011
In the past, the IRS would not seize retirement accounts, but that too has changed. It appears Obama's IRS is going with a "full court press" in collecting tax dollars.
Szandor Blestman
December 04, 2011
There is just too much going on to remain still now, isn't there? Things are getting way too interesting to ignore. I have a little time on the weekends so I thought I'd take the time to write a short commentary on a couple of recent developments. I don't need to tell you that something is wrong, we...
Rauf Naqishbendi
December 20, 2011
The American invasion of Iraq renewed the Kurds´ centuries-long-awaited inspiration for an independent Kurdistan. Their dreams would have been reality if the Kurdish leaders would have acted responsibly in echoing the aspiration of their constituents. This would have been a golden opportunity ...
Osita Ebiem
December 23, 2011
The life that can be considered as truly fulfilled whether private or public, is only that which has been lived according to what it believed in. It does not matter how much material acquisition or the number of trophies and laurels that have been accumulated, in the end true life´s successe...
Osita Ebiem
January 05, 2012
In this article http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/02/opinion/in-nigeria-boko-haram-is-not-the-problem.html?_r=1&pagewanted=all that appeared in New York Times Op-Ed page it was said that Jean Herskovits the author has been writing about Nigeria since the 1970s. If so, it follows that after about four...
Ralph E. Stone
January 07, 2012
January 11, 2012 marks the tenth anniversary of the Guantanamo Bay prison, an extrajudicial detainment and interrogation facility of the United States located within Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Cuba. After the Justice Department advised that the Guantanamo prison could be considered outside U.S. leg...
Qeerransoo Biyyaa
January 09, 2012
Human rights reports, appeal letters and scholarly predictions of instability, conflict, war, genocide and ´politicide´ are prevalently treated as ends in themselves. They often make the hottest hard-hitting news of the day, but the next day they are dumped as irrelevant garbage.
Trumping the entrenched culture of hypocrisy and promise-making by the international community, the most desirable practice is to turn information and knowledge into powerful tools of predicting risks and initiating preventative actions against regime elites and the internal forces that contend with them. How can it be ethical to know that human rights violations are being perpetrated against innocent victims, but remain inactive and silent? The knowledge and information we have need to serve life-saving purposes. While West keeps abundant data on the genocidal behaviors of the Ethiopian government against Oromos, Ogadenis, Anuak, and southern peoples, one may wonder what the international community is waiting for in order to act. Why are principal donors and enablers to the Ethiopian regime such as the United States, England, and other European powers postponing actions of stopping genocide and instability in Oromia and other targeted regions of Ethiopia´s south?
Michael Batiukov
January 11, 2012
In one of his speeches during presidential elections 2010 Andrey Sannikov said:
"We, Belarusian citizens, under the Constitution have a right to change authorities and freely elect our leaders. Even in today´s Constitution formalizes the principle of priority of the international law over the internal one, and international law does not allow fraudulent elections. The law is on our side in these elections. People are waiting for changes, as they had never been waiting for them in the last 16 years of the dictatorship. And it means that we have a chance to celebrate the New Year in a completely different, democratic Belarus." Unfortunately it did not happen and it turned out that Andrey Sannikov celebrated New Year 2011 in jail in the same dictatorial Belarus.
The year 2011 was a very special year for the Belarusian opposition which is totally crashed. It is very possible to say that it does not exist anymore. There is total information silence inside Belarus and total information silence outside Belarus about what´s going on. Belarus dictatorship turned into a complete rotting swamp where any political opponent, any dissent can disappear any second in a complete information vacuum.
As for a former 2010 presidential candidate Andrey Sannikov, his lawyers and relatives have not seen him since November 8, 2011. As Sannikov´s wife, Iryna Khalip, told BelaPAN news agency earlier, lawyer and relatives have still be trying to gain a meeting with him, but without success.
Michael Batiukov
January 12, 2012
It is not enough anymore for the Belarusian regime to put people in jail, they want to destroy, to kill them.
What caused that Statkevich who is in jail already to be re-sentenced to 3 years in prison? Why did the authorities are in no hurry to release political prisoners? The answer is simple. Andrey Sannikov and Mikalai Statkevich were two most promising presidential candidates. And Aleksandr Lukashenko knows about it. He got only 38% in the first round of the election and all opposition candidates got 42%. Sannikov and Statkevich were the most promising candidates with about 15-20% of votes.
That´s why he hates them so much! Because if it was a real democratic honest second round of presidential election back in December 2010 he would be kicked out from his post in no time by Sannikov or Statkevich. Because both of them have got support of most of the Belarusian people.
That´s why a bloodthirsty dictator Lukashenko wants to kill them in 2012 one way or the other and crash all the rest of the political prisoners.
What is different this time, this year is that dictator Lukashenko is not alone in his bloodthirstiness. He has an eldest son and his name is Victor Lukashenko. Almost nobody knows nothing about this young dictator. He is 36 and he is appointed as an Assistant to the President of Belarus on National Security. And this year 2012 the position of Victor Lukashenko was strengthened by the KGB and the Border Committee, then through the Information Analysis Center (or Cyber Security Center), and now through the Investigation Committee which was created in November last year. So everything is now passing into the hands of Viktor Lukashenko and his team.
Kevin Cavanaugh
January 13, 2012
The new PSU president is trying to shift the PSU scandal back to a Jerry Sandusky scandal in a possible effort to difert suspicion on the Board of Trustees - it wont work.
Joseph Raglione
January 13, 2012
DEAR MICHELLE OBAMA:
May your Birthday be as nice as you are!
And may you always be a super star!
May your children grow up to be kind and good
And may your husband behave like a husband should!
Happy Birthday to you!
Happy Birthday to you!
Happy Birthday dear Michelle
Happy Birthday ...
Kevin Cavanaugh
January 12, 2012
All the coaches are being let go, now it is time to go after the trustees and the electected officials who also knew, yet did nothing as well.
Joseph Raglione
January 12, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, is life destroying Cancer creating pollution created by Oil and Coal and Chemical companies in the "National Interest"? Is it in your best interest to die for the rich? Kafka would have a field day if he were alive today. As a writer he would have plenty of...
Joseph Raglione
January 10, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, if it heats up this much in January how warm do you believe it will become in August and June? Think about what will happen to our food crops and our natural plants when extreme heat burns the Earth?!! I suggest our Farmers do not waste time and they begin ...
Joseph Raglione
January 10, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I am ashamed to write that our Prime Minister of Canada may soon allow the privatization of our Jasper National Park! I could only wonder at what may happen if Harper is allowed to get away with this! Will commercial privatization become the norm everywhere...
Michelle Malsbury, BSBM, MM
January 10, 2012
DC Brod may be a newcomer on the fiction scene, but it is my prediction that she will be a force in this field. Her first novel, "Getting Lucky" kept me riveted to the pages and hungry for what came next. For more insight into this super murder mystery please read this review in its entirety.
Joseph Raglione
January 07, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, they are called illegal immigrants but I call them poor people trying to find employment and a better life for themselves. Many are economic slaves in a money hungry society. They do the hard labor many Americans avoid and they are paid almost nothing for t...
Joseph Raglione
January 04, 2012
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, the following is not a joke!..
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Dale Netherton
December 23, 2011
The notion that inequality is somehow wrong is antithetical to human nature and the realities of human life.
Peter H. Scrooby
January 01, 2012
Dead Birds fall in Beebee, Arkansas 2nd year on New Years Eve
Michelle Malsbury, BSBM, MM
January 01, 2012
Mr. Coleman was a new voice for me in the detective novel genre. I had a hard time putting this book down. For more insight into this brilliant writer and compelling tale please read my review in its entirety.
Joseph Raglione
December 26, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, it looks bad for women around the world and especially within the United States. Their human rights are being slowly abrogated...
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"First, of course, is the sad reality that universal standards for women´s human rights offer no ...
Amit Kothiyal
December 26, 2011
Criminal justice is a serious matter for those who work in the field. For the general public, however, it stirs up a great deal of morbid curiosity. Many popular books have been ripped straight from the nation´s most grisly headlines, revealing a glimpse of what goes into solving a gruesome crime.
Amit Kothiyal
December 26, 2011
State and local governments in the U.S. began regulating the sale of marijuana in the late 1800s. Many of the states restricted the drug further in 1906 by labeling it as a poison. Most states prohibited marijuana altogether in the 1920s, around the same time as a federal prohibition on alcohol was written into the constitution.
Joseph Raglione
December 22, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I don't know if life is going to be better in the future. It depends on how fast we can plant gardens and trees and educate our children on the exact methods they need to plant gardens and trees. It also depends on how we can slow and stop and change our in...
Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury
December 20, 2011
It is learnt that Destiny Tree Plantation Limited offered alluring "packages" to its members and the people, where the company claims to possess 60,000 acres of land in Bangladesh. Meanwhile, Destiny Tree Plantation Limited has already collected more than Tk. 65 thousand crore from the people by selling "packages" of the Destiny Tree Plantation Limited, though Destiny 2000 Limited or Destiny Tree Plantation Limited do not possess even a fraction of the claimed land in the country. According to a number of sources inside Destiny 2000 Limited and Destiny Tree Plantation Limited, the company has already sold more than 120 million "tree packages" to the people, by giving false and fabricated information. In some cases, fake pictures of tree plantation were taken from Chittagong Hill Tract and Sundarban mangrove forest areas, to befool the prospective buyers of the "Tree Package".
Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury
December 20, 2011
And let remind my readers the recent telephone calls between Hamas kingpin Ismail Haniyeh and Mustafa Abdul Jalil, where the Hamas man congratulated the NTC boss on their "victory" and invited him to visit Gaza. NTC leader Abdel-Jalil promised to respond to the invitation soon. Since NTC was put into administration of Libya, the first-ever invitation NTC boss received is from Hamas. This is also a point to carefully assess, keeping in mind that, under President Obama´s patronization, new allies of Hamas and Al Qaeda are gaining power in a number of African and Arab nations already. Before Obama will leave White House, it is anticipated that, he will be able to establish few more Libya-alike Sharia states in African continent and the Arab world.
Osita Ebiem
December 21, 2011
By Chiji Oham and Osita Ebiem
It has surprised many discerning readers following the sad news of General Ojukwu's passing; of how some half-baked and confused Nigerian journalists are employing and abusing the word "warlord" to supplement their bankrupt chest of vocabulary, in reference to th...
Navneet k Singh
December 22, 2011
Marietta personal injury attorney has been working since nineteen ninety and it works for the injured people and clients. Marietta personal injury attorney have the lots of experience with different kinds of cases. These injuries may be occurred from motorcycle and car accidents and this may the dam...
Alemayehu Fentaw
December 22, 2011
The re-release of Judge Birtukan Mideksa, leader of the Unity for Democracy and Justice Party, Ethiopia's largest opposition party, from prison on 6th of October 2010 has proven to be a no less potent topic for controversy than her re-incarceration on 29th of December 2008 among pundits and analysts.
The paper attempts to unmask the motives behind the selection of the procedure that secured Judge Birtukan Mideksa's re-release from Qaliti prison and its ramifications on her political career. In so doing, I shall trace the latest decision by the government to release Birtukan for a second time in just about two years since her re-incarceration back to a couple of posts on Aiga Forum in January and September 2010 and link it to a hint made in public by the Prime Minister and to an article published in the Reporter on 2nd of October 2010, just about 3 days before her actual release, or a couple of days before the decision was made or communicated to the prison officials with a view to showing a pattern in the scheme of things preceding the taking of the decision for her re-release.
It concludes that in both of Birtukan's sailings out of prison, the master of the ship was none other than the Prime Minister. One thing that the granting of pardon in both instances proved to all of us is nothing but the unbearable lightness of pardons. In spite of the cruel and inhumane treatment Birtukan received in the hands of her jailors, one thing that is certain is that she will remain to be a source of inspiration for all who work to advance basic human rights in Ethiopia and the world over.
Joseph Raglione
December 21, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, facts are hard to dispute. When enough facts are presented to me then the truth becomes obvious. It is obvious to me that the big American Banks, (the same ones that have been bailed out by the federal government,) have been financing the Coal industry from...
Joseph Raglione
December 21, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, land is a scarce commodity around the world and arable land is extremely precious. When scheming officials attempt to take and sell arable land that rightfully belongs to the citizens of a community, those officials should be brought to court. In China, jus...
Joseph Raglione
December 21, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, just when I thought I was losing and feeling alone and isolated, into my mailbox appeared the mighty AVAAZ with millions and millions of sweet and friendly dears!
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Joseph Raglione
December 21, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, if the United States government was not a good-old-boys club filled with recalcitrant and well paid good-old-boy politicians from both political stripes, important and needed changes for protecting the environment would have been implemented by now. That i...
Joseph Raglione
December 20, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, the members of the U.S. Congress who are stalling reform are all Republicans. They were helped into office by a few multi-Billionaires who continue to believe that their money and combined influence will eventually beat down any Democratic reforms proposed ...
Joseph Raglione
December 19, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, through the centuries our species has depended on the freedom to communicate ideas and concepts. The importance of speedily communicating our ideas has meant the creation and spreading of civilized behavior around the world. The News Media in our society ha...
Osita Ebiem
December 15, 2011
In the recently released Walter Isaacson´s biography of Steve Jobs it was revealed that Jobs became an agnostic and stopped going to church, felt disappointed in Christians after seeing what happened in Biafra and how the so-called Christian nations handled the sordid Nigerian Genocide in Bi...
Osita Ebiem
December 15, 2011
It is sad enough to commit mass murder on an ethnic group of people with the expressed intention of completely exterminating them off the face of the Earth. That is what Nigeria and its citizens did (and are still doing) on the Igbo and other Biafran ethnic groups between 1966 and 1970. By the con...
Amit Kothiyal
December 15, 2011
State and local governments in the U.S. began regulating the sale of marijuana in the late 1800s. Many of the states restricted the drug further in 1906 by labeling it as a poison. Most states prohibited marijuana altogether in the 1920s, around the same time as a federal prohibition on alcohol was written into the constitution.
Ralph E. Stone
December 10, 2011
The death penalty should be abolished in the United States because life without parole is more humane, less discriminatory, and a less costly alternative – and it avoids the risk of executing an innocent person.
Thirty-four states impose the death penalty, including California and there are 41 Fe...
Sarah Brown
December 09, 2011
The new book, Traffic Tickets. Don't Get Mad. Get Them Dismissed. By Steven F. Miller, Founder and president of TicketBust.com will show readers exactly what to do. Full of tips, information, and research, this is a MUST HAVE book for all drivers.
Joseph Raglione
December 13, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, global warming is a fact that can no longer be disputed by intelligent people. Arrogant and ignorant people, however, do continue to dispute the fact of global warming and these same people continue to pump Gas into the atmosphere! I feel sorry for their fa...
Joseph Raglione
December 12, 2011
Barack Obama made a great speech and he also mentioned protecting the environment. Listen to his speech and judge for yourselves. I hasten to mention that the Republicans don't give a Rat's Ass for the environment and Democrats are the best bet for a better future.
On Tuesday, President Obama tra...
Atkinson David
December 10, 2011
Is your baby not sleeping well or are you finding it difficult to get him/her to sleep? This is nothing new because there are thousands and thousands of people all over the world that have the same problem. Just when you think he is asleep you hear a scream and you are back to square one.
Instant...
Joseph Raglione
December 10, 2011
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Joseph Raglione
December 08, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, it appears that the extreme American Right-Wing has been very busy during the last Twenty years. They have been busy creating internment camps within the United States. Exactly for what purpose is not yet clear but I'm sure they will find lots of reasons to...
Joseph Raglione
December 08, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I am studying some NASA satelite pictures and Texas, along with surrounding States, is today December 2011, running out of ground water! Texas Groundwater Severely Depleted
http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/IOTD/view.php?id=76575&src=eoa-iotd
I suggest y...
Joseph Raglione
December 08, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I have a small puzzle I would like to solve and it appears that Foldit people can help me solve the puzzle. Everybody knows about Einstein's theory of relativity which is E=Mc2, what I want to do is reverse his formula in order to better understand Mass and...
Joseph Raglione
December 07, 2011
The Winter of Our Occupation ...a proposal from Michael Moore
Tuesday, December 6th, 2011
Friends,
And now it is winter. Wall Street rejoices, hoping that the change of seasons will mean a change in our spirit, our commitment to stop them.
They couldn't be more wrong. Have they not h...
Sophia Tesfamariam
November 30, 2011
How ironic that the very organization that is today celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the UN Declaration on the Right to Development is the same Organization that is being asked to stop Eritrea´s development. Ethiopia and its allies are once again at the UN Security Council, attempting to ge...
Mark Harding
December 05, 2011
A Judge suggests that a young lady be sent to a Mosque for community service for her crime against a Muslim. Would he have sent a Muslim to a Church if it were reversed? Doubt it.
Joseph Raglione
December 05, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I, Joseph Raglione, am not a professional journalist. Professional people are paid for their work and I am not paid for my non profit writing. In other words, I am free to write on the topics I choose and I am not guided by a profit oriented corporation nor...
Joseph Raglione
December 05, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, if you enjoy freedom of speech and freedom to communicate on the World Wide Web, I suggest you block a bad bill being forced through the U.S. Senate.
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Bill Haymin
December 02, 2011
By Bill Wilson
http://www.dailyjot.com/dailyjot/Home.html
Wednesday's Daily Jot about the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 has fanned the embers burning in the hearts of many Americans. A lot of Americans just do not trust the Federal Government. So no matter what the language in th...
Bill Haymin
December 02, 2011
By Chuck Baldwin
http://www.newswithviews.com/baldwin/baldwin674.htm
A couple of weeks ago, I brought a Sunday message, which was taken from the Old Testament Book of Amos, chapter 7, verse 13, entitled, "The King's Chapel, And The King's Court." In this chapter, the chief priest of Bethel, a...
Joseph Raglione
December 01, 2011
Dear Al Frankin:
Living in poverty is no joke! I barely survive below the poverty line and trust me, the first thing I am going to do after I die is send money to a political party. I can however, provide you with some free publicity. What kind do you want? Negative or positive?...>
Dear Jose...
Sam Vaknin
November 30, 2011
The military in Egypt is a mafia-like organization that involves millions and their families in plundering the state.
Joseph Raglione
November 29, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I know the U.S. is in economic problems but asking Canada to fork over Thirty Billion for Stealth Fighters is RIDICULOUS! For one thing, Tax paying Canadians are already stretched to the limit economically and for another, Canadians are peace loving people!...
Joseph Raglione
November 29, 2011
WHEN THE US GOVERNMENT THREATENS THE UNITED NATIONS DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS, IT IS TIME TO CHANGE THE US GOVERNMENT.
Kevin Cavanaugh
November 27, 2011
Madoff will be in jail forever, Paterno will be sued in civil court, yet Kim Kardashian who duped many of her fans and E! is laughing all the way to the bank and not looking back.
Josh Harding
November 19, 2011
With Newt Gingrich's presidential aspirations on the rise, Josh Harding takes a look at Gingrich's Drug War policies.
Sophia Tesfamariam
November 23, 2011
On 23 December 2009, after the Security Council adopted Resolution 1907 (2009) that imposed sanctions on the State of Eritrea and its people, Susan E. Rice, the US Ambassador to the United Nations, insulting the intelligence of the Eritrean people and showing her contempt for Africans in general and...
Joseph Raglione
November 23, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, there is nothing like cold hard facts to batter down the resistance of cold hard people attempting to ignore the cold hard facts. The ENS newswire is one of the best places to find cold hard facts. One cold hard fact is that Japan is joining Europe in the r...
Gianluca D'Agostino
November 16, 2011
Like every issue involving the government, the ET petition´s response lies within the boundaries of the United States Federal Law system and its mechanisms. This means that when you petition such an important government institution that has at its own disposal the world´s top legal advisors, you cannot simply write a question as if you file a Police complaint. It is at least strange that the two petitioners ignored such a thing before questioning the White House...
Isabel P. Ball
November 20, 2011
Serial corruption committed by Philippine Presidents is unending until the ascent of Pres. Noy-Noy Aquino. The article traces the corrupt leaders and invokes ways to end the political cancer that has impoverized the country for so long.
Michael Batiukov
November 21, 2011
Beginning in 1997, none of the results of elections conducted in Belarus had not been recognized by the international community. In 1999/2000, five of Lukashenko's political opponents were kidnapped and killed, or died under mysterious circumstances. Report of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe "Disappeared People in Belarus," argued that the deaths of political opponents of the regime had to do with the country's leadership, which created the "death squad" – a structure involved in political killings by the authorities´ orders.
The last presidential elections held on Dec. 19, 2010, culminated in mass arrests, destruction of editorial offices of independent media, and imprisonment of six presidential candidates. In total, there were arrested and sentenced about 700 people. Among these, about 40 people were charged under criminal articles involving jail sentences from 5 to 15 years. And today, houses searches, arrests and interrogations continue across the country. In January of this year, EU countries, USA and Canada introduced political and economic sanctions against the Belarusian regime.
Belarusian dictator, Alexander Lukashenko, is obsessed with ice hockey. And, especially, not only, and not so much by the game itself, but much more by speculations on the sport subject. Skating-rinks and ice arenas have being built across the country, despite the fact that the vast majority of children cannot afford it - the average monthly salary in Belarus does not exceed $200. But the information has been broadcasting without stopping by all state TV channels and in all state newspapers that "big hockey supports Alexander Lukashenko." Huge amounts of money are invested in this campaign, because the popularity of the Belarusian dictator´s policy among the Belarus population has negligible support.
A hockey jersey with the number "1" and the name "Lukashenko" is stored in the International Hockey Hall of Fame which was presented by the Belarusian authorities. On behalf of all Belarusians and all people of a good will of the World, we urge you to remove it from the Hockey Hall of Fame. Today, its presence there can be considered as an absolute anomaly. As if someone decided to put Adolf Hitler's paintings in a commemorative museum of those who had been killed during the Holocaust.
Odimegwu Onwumere
November 22, 2011
This story is a fiction that talks about the abuse of three girls...
Joseph Raglione
November 22, 2011
What if Occupy Wall Street Becomes so large it converts into an alternative National Government?
Joseph Raglione
November 16, 2011
Gentle readers of this American Chronicle, I enjoy giving out credit when it is well deserved and the 'Center for Responsive Politics' deserves all the credit for their informative article...>
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