May 1, 2011 - Today, Osama Bin Laden was found and was apparently shot in the head.

The whereabouts of the architect of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center in New York has alluded authorities for years.

It was rumored Bin Laden was killed in a bunker in 2003, but this is the first evidence Bin Laden survived early onslaughts on his bunker. Osama Bin Laden is now dead and the U.S. has his body.

Parties that seem to not understand the problems, but instead try to exploit them to gain a larger share of power , and ultimately do nothing to fix them.
Problems that include debt, the financial market, and FEMA are not brought to the table until the last seconds.
Congressmen explain it away as something the government didn't foresee or expect. But didn't we vote for them because thats what they brought to the job, or promised they did?

Social security is used as...

Wikileaks is a very dangerous organization aiming for anarchy in the world. The creator of the website, Julian Assange, is in hiding because he knows that the information that he is leaking could bring harm or death to him. (He is also avoiding Interpol as two Swedish women have accused him of “rape, sexual molestation and unlawful coercion”).

Our politicians don't usually discuss assassinating foreign leaders or things of that nature but some of the things released by wikileaks will...

After watching a bit of propaganda from both political extremes, it occurred to me that people may not know what kind of economic policy options that are available to our leaders. Believe it or not, it’s pretty easy to draw up and easy to understand.

I realize that there is a lot of anger in some people’s attitude toward our government, and it is rightly deserved. Our leaders have screwed up. However, policy options and their effects on the economy and jobs don’t change when there’s...

While BP "British Petroleum" is dumping on the U.S. gulf coast to the tune of THOUSANDS of barrels of oil per day destroying ecosystem and industry in its wake, British Airways has also decided to weigh in.

British Airways has featured an ad with a graphic depicting a frequent flying boarding pass for Osama Bin Laden. See below...

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