Category Archives: Utopian

WBZ link to story (WBZ) BOSTON Between 70 to 100 of the state’s youngest school children are suspended each year for sexually harassing their classmates, state education records from 2003 to 2006 show. The disciplinary tactics are prompting concerns from … Continue reading →

1.) Government shall protect the rights of their citizens as defined by the UN Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In America, amendments nine and ten of the US Constitution together with the maxim to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of … Continue reading →

[When my brother was president] “The top earning q percent of Americans earned about 10 percent of the total income earned by all Americans. Today, that 1 percent has doubled their share – they now earn 20 percent of total … Continue reading →

Health Care Only for Children is only a façade – like those made for movie towns where the buildings only have fronts. The buildings have no insides and no backs. A government health program should cover all the people. That … Continue reading →

The cop appeared to be baiting the kid. If the kid had touched the cop, the kid might have been charged with assault and battery on a police officer. That would have merited a sentence of two years in jail. … Continue reading →

I believe the platform of the Reform party aligns more closely to the platform of this site than those of any other party. Take a look! http://reformparty.org/platform.htm This is what the reform platform says regarding term limits: TERM LIMITS The … Continue reading →

1. William Gates III 2. Warren Buffett 3. Sheldon Adelson 4. Lawrence Ellison 5. Sergey Brin 5. Larry Page 7. Kirk Kerkorian 8. Michael Dell 9. Charles Koch 9. David Koch 11. Paul Allen 12. Jim Walton 12. Christy Walton … Continue reading →

Duke University, where three lacrosse players were wrongfully accused of rape, will establish a center devoted to training lawyers to fight wrongful convictions. According to president Richard Brodhead, Duke will invest 1.25 million over the next five years for the … Continue reading →