Dubious Second Hand
Smoke Health Claims
Upon closer
examination the common knowledge that second hand smoke is a health
hazard, the scientific evidence shows otherwise.
Nonsmokers
argue that smoking in public places is annoying.
But under no circumstances should private businesses be
forced to sacrifice their individual liberties and property rights
because their smoking policies annoy certain patrons.
Property Rights up in Smoke
The Village of Elk
Grove is considering a banning the property right to establish a
smoking policy in the bars and restaurants and banning the sales of
tobacco entirely.
Back in Katrina's Path
Due to
the actions of politicians, Hurricane Katrina is still churning at
the boarders of every American city and the forecast is for an
economic disaster. Only sensible legislation from Washington D.C.,
which does not subsidize putting families and children back in
harm’s way, can save American from disaster.
Community Choice Education: The Citizen's
Guide
Community
Choice Education is the revolutionary plan that empowers each
willing citizen of the community to play a positive role in shaping
our educational system by allowing them to designate how their tax
dollars are spent for education.
Social Security "Lock
Box" or Fort Knox
We should stop the practice of
spending the social security "lock box" funds and replace it with an
secure investment in
the precious metals of silver, gold, and platinum.
The Petroleum
War and the Iraqi Citizen Petroleum Ownership Plan
By establishing firm citizen property
rights to the oil in Iraq with the
Iraqi Citizen Petroleum Ownership
Plan (ICPOP) peace can be
achieved in the Middle East and reduce
worldwide terrorism against the U.S. government and its citizens.
Lincoln
Re-Examined
How much of what we are taught about
our 16th President is really true? Was he the "Great Emancipator" or
was he a "Great Menace" to liberty. This article asks questions
about Abraham Lincoln and his role in shaping American history.
The US. vs. Canada: The Softwood
Lumber Dispute
The US softwood lumber industry has
effectively lobbied the government to write protectionist
legislation in its behalf. This legislation protects the US
softwood lumber market and profitability from fair competition. The
US softwood lumber industry has been one of the few industries to
successfully push for protectionist trade barriers against the
Canadians. Such protectionism is in sharp contrast to normal
US-Canadian trade relations.
Drug War
Rages, But 'Traffic' is Unabated
A old letter to
the Chicago Sun-Times Editor, about the Academy Award winning movie
"Traffic", by Stephen Soderberg. Published on January 21, 2001.