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19th November 2009
The Soviet Union or Union of Soviet Socialist Republic is existed from 1922 to 1991. As an offshoot of the Russian Revolution in 1917, the Soviet Union grew to a union of fifteen republics. The Soviet Union was the foremost communist country during those ...
Author: Kenny Leones18th November 2009
"Small ruling classes determine the life and death of all of society by owning and controlling the productive resources and therewith the governments. That their decisions are controlled, in turn, by impersonal market forces and the compulsive quest for c...
Author: Andy Carloff17th November 2009
"Inquire of the most learned and wise of the present day, ask them to speak with sincerity, and they will tell you that they have long known the principles on which society has been found to be false."
--Robert Owen, 1816
"A New View of Society," Essa...
Author: Andy Carloff17th November 2009
The worth of the Child Trust Fund is a subject that has been much debated since its inception in 2002. The Conservative Party have now said that they will reduce the Child Trust Fund so only children from the poorest families will receive it should they w...
Author: amnorge16th November 2009
Obama mortgage modification program is the most significant initiative of the government. It was designed with the aim, to help Americans save their homes. MHA (Mortgage Home Affordable) provides the opportunity to the home owners to get their loan modifi...
Author: Eric Camp12th November 2009
The Prime Minister of Canada and the President of the United States had a meeting the other day. Mr. Harper arrived in Washington the day before the meeting. This makes me wonder why. What did he do thee the night before? Did he see the sights? And where ...
Author: Bryon Zirker12th November 2009
There are two groups of people that have reason to be scared over Tuesday's election results: moderate Democrats and Republican leadership.
Why any Democrat should be concerned is obvious. They're the current majority party and they're in control of C...
Author: Drew McKissick12th November 2009
By: Ayaz Memon
As soon as he had walked into the press box of the Sialkot cricket stadium on October 31, 1984, manager Raj Singh Dungarpur clapped everybody into attention. "Gentlemen," he said, pausing dramatically as was his manner, "I have tragic ne...
Author: ZeeNews11th November 2009
The Republican Party has spent the past several months serving as vocal opposition to the healthcare reform bills supported by the Barack Obama administration and Democratic members of Congress. During that time, they have seen success in influencing publ...
Author: Yamileth Medina09th November 2009
As Long As There Is Capitalism,
We Have No Right to the Earth
"We must recognize, and loudly proclaim, that every one, whatever his grade in the old society, whether strong or weak, capable or incapable, has, before everything, THE RIGHT TO LIVE, and ...
Author: Andy Carloff09th November 2009
"The worker cannot rise as a worker without joining in unity with other workers and helping all. This mutual dependence of worker upon worker, taught them by their everyday experiences in the shop, is the best and finest thing in modern life. It leads to ...
Author: Andy Carloff09th November 2009
In October 1929 the stock market crashed, making obvious the problems that caused the Great Depression. �This market crash of 1929 may be the worst economic crisis in American history.
In September 2008 The worst liquidity crisis unfolded over a week...
Author: marciano guerrero04th November 2009
Why is Congress so afraid of the public option as part of health reform? Why are politicians getting so worked up about a system that every other Western country already has, and which works so well in all of them? Why do they not want to extend Medicare,...
Author: Peter Yellowlees04th November 2009
Any president entering into office with a 78 percent rating would be estatic. Everybody around the world embraced Obama. offices in the world. The most recent Gallop poll, found Mr. Obama's rating to be just 53%, for the third That's the faste...
Author: Brian Gosur03rd November 2009
Several months ago, Senator Edward M. Kennedy (often referred to as Ted) passed away. Oft-referred to as a "liberal lion", he was one of the Senate's major supporters of healthcare reform and express vociferous support for the public option. His temporary...
Author: Yamileth Medina
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