Surviving the Quarantine has made it to part 21 and can legally drink in the United States. Be sure to check out the rest of this series. I like to reference things I stated in earlier entries. Not too much negative to tell this week that wasn’t already mentioned earlier. Most of it is political so I’ll sum things up
I know I know, the first thought reading that headline is “Gorbachev, Tear Down That Wall!!!” And immediately thoughts move next to the fact that the wall separating Germany in two indeed came down. But is it possible that rather than the Soviet Union giving up, it just decided to play a much longer game? Welcome to this weeks
The media has been aflame. Isis planned, they bided time, they struck. And the results are disastrous. In Paris, more than 100 dead, many more injured. A wave of terror has spun outwards and at they time of this post is spiraling across the EU at large. Meanwhile, in Baghdad, explosions turned a funeral into a mass grave. Isis
As I watch the most recent Republican Debate, I feel that it is important for me to listen with an open mind. As a Democrat and Liberal, it is too easy to dismiss the people on the other side of the aisle. A few things of note that I find to standout. First, Trump has not talked as much
I have covered this topic before. I have covered this topic many, many times on this blog and other places. This issue also applies to other minority groups, namely Autistics, Schizophrenics, Gays, and Gypsies among others. But today I will be focusing on how these double standards affect the Jewish people. Lets look at Israel. The Jewish country and
There are few topics that have been capturing media attention for such a long time as the Israeli Palestinian Conflict. This post will be talking about the Origin of the name Palestine itself and NOT about the people who currently claim to be the people from that land area. Before I continue, I want to bring up a
A lot of Facebook feeds are aflame with the current issues regarding Iran. Many of my friends as well as the media has only be paying attention to this issue in very recent days. However, I have been watching this problem grow over the course of many years. So here, I offer my more than ten cents on this issue
Yom Hashoah is now over for this year. And in places all around the world, people took time out of their days to remember the tragedy that took the lives of 6 Million Jews. But we should not stop there. For there were other minorities that were also murdered in those same camps Gypsies, Autistics, Schizophrenics, Gays, and other