Monthly Archives: July 2012

10 people to a room, 25 people per toilet and 75 people per shower….it’s definitely not the Olympic Village for the people who will be cleaning at the Olympics. “This is not a prison. Nobody is forced to stay there,” … Continue reading →

Dear Kevin, Tell President Obama: Don’t allow loopholes on human rights. Send a letter to Obama now to support a bulletproof Arms Trade Treaty >> President Obama’s negotiating team is sitting down with other UN delegates this week to discuss the final elements of the … Continue reading →

The Chairman’s Report Greetings Everyone! Last Tuesday I had the honor of joining my good friend, RNC Chairman Reince Priebus in “welcoming” President Obama back to Iowa with a new website: obamanomicsoutsourced.com. Ben Lange and I joined Reince in Cedar Rapids … Continue reading →

A Paper Bridge – #6654   On Eagles’ Wings Update:Reservation #1 “The place looks like a war zone…it seems like there was a war and the adults got killed and a few adults and kids escaped and crawled out of … Continue reading →

by Ken and Visakha Kawasaki, with Metta Healthy Skepticism, July 12, 2012 A failed monsoon: lack of rice, debt-ridden farmers, skimpy vegetables, empty reservoirs, power-cuts, thirsty elephants plundering villages, and general hardship for everyone. That’s what Sri Lanka has been looking … Continue reading →

FDA Spied on Its Own Scientists as Part of a Massive Witch Hunt—Action Alert! This rogue agency secretly captured thousands of emails that its disgruntled scientists sent to Congress, labor officials, journalists and even the president. The New York Times is reporting that … Continue reading →

 Spinning Ourselves Into a Deficit Panic You couldn’t make this stuff up: thanks to Harold Rogers, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, and the power of “earmarks,” the Army has bought $6.5 million worth of “leakproof” drip pans “to catch … Continue reading →

Kevin, Finally, some transparency. While we received a setback yesterday when Republican senators voted along party lines against the DISCLOSE Act, the Republicans made one thing absolutely clear to Missouri voters: they think big corporate bigwigs and billionaires have the … Continue reading →

It’s Still Not Enough, but It’s a Start   Cote d’Ivoire spent the last decades of the 20th Century in civil war and economic turmoil. While this debt relief is a step in the right direction, Cote d’Ivoire would be better served … Continue reading →

Since I do not believe that any religion is practiced “perfectly by anyone”, I am not as concerned about any secret societies and anti-democratic forces taking over the world–because such forces are already here/there.–KAS. p.s. I came across a tirade … Continue reading →