The Insanity Over Obama: Reality, Please

Mar 23, 2010 2 Comments by

The rally cries are at full blast and the pitchforks are aimed, with many Americans are denouncing Barack Obama as a socialist.  A reality check is needed, and the ridiculous name calling has got to stop.  Plus a careful examination of Obama & Co. finds that he is anything BUT a Marxist. I really try [...]

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Sunny New Jersey?

Jul 31, 2009 1 Comment by

Pity New Jersey.  The state has an identity crisis, overshadowed by New York.  It’s the rear end of constant jokes.  Television gave it plenty of exposure—thanks to The Sopranos.  Its politicians always get caught up in corruption scandals, including the one last week that even ensnared some rabbis!  But there’s more to Jersey than the [...]

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Another Hydrocarbon Heist in the Making?

Jun 30, 2009 No Comments by

We can wax philosophically, on and on and on, about the instability “big oil” has engendered throughout the world:  Hugo Chavez’s regime in Venezuela, corruption in Nigeria, sabre-rattling in Russia, and oh yeah . . . the Middle East.   However, there’s one region that could become a huge geopolitical tinderbox in a few years:  [...]

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Follow up to Big Oil saving and running alternative energy

Jun 18, 2009 No Comments by

Last month I mentioned that the future of alternative energy could hinge on investment from big oil.  Well, it’s certainly looking that way.  (more…)

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Will Alternative Energy be saved by . . . Big Oil?

May 12, 2009 No Comments by

Oil companies are easy targets. Well, first of all they are big, we see their logos everywhere, and we can picture folks like Dick Cheney and his cronies in an underground secret conference room, plotting to pollute the world while lining their pockets, laughing like Heath Ledger’s Joker while they conspire to sabotage any new [...]

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An Introduction

May 11, 2009 No Comments by

Green is the new black—hip, cool, sleek. To some it may be the new blue—depressing if you read about the continuing trends in global warming, pollution, and environmental damage our lifestyle are creating in the world. I guess to some it’s the new red—if you’re to believe the price tag that all of these newfangled [...]

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