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The North American union or something like that. by Robert Melaccio, Sr.(274) This is my opinion and certainly at this point conjecture and possibility only. Yet as a project manager I have been taught to look at the entire picture, what is reality, what is possible, what is not practical or feasible. So put on that cap, look at the factors, reality and you make a decision as to what is feasible and possible or not. Weigh it all and I do not think you can come up with anything else but a reasonable chance of this happening. Quite awhile ago I was talking about the North America Union and was providing information supplied by experts and the media. Now once again we must ignore what was said, promised, or spoken to in any speech. The facts are our new president... (continue reading)		Taxes Are Most Costly For Those Who Levy Them by Joel Hendon(1,031) There is a strong principle involved in taxation which cannot be seen by many until they dig their own open grave. Although governments require some form of income to function, those which tax less and offer only the things governments are supposed to offer, prove successful, especially in the long haul. Our nation currently owes almost eleven trillion, four hundred billion dollars. We owe that much, BUT, we have another quasi-debt in the form of unsecured monies amounting to somewhere between seventy trillion and one hundred trillion. Our Gross Domestic Product in 2008 was slightly over fourteen trillion dollars. It will be less this year. Now, consider if we spent nothing whatsoever... (continue reading)

Michael Jackson and the End of All Plans by Jane Bullard(31) The news of Michael Jackson's death yesterday reminded many of us of a young boy long ago, with a winning soprano voice who sang with his older brothers. When he drew more attention, people responded enthusiastically to his solo recordings and appearances. As he grew older, he moved into ground-breaking choreography, performing a " moon walk " series of moves that even the most professional of dancers, older than he, found difficult to imitate perfectly. Later, puzzling performances, aimed at kids, and scandals and rumors haunted him. Now, his family has been cast into the middle of a sudden death, a son and brother aged 50, preparing a big European entertainment tour. It was said... (continue reading)		Bid Goodbye To Judge Joel Schneider by Joel Hendon(1,031) For the first time since the beginning of the presidential campaign, a Federal Magistrate Judge has accepted a lawsuit challenging the eligibility of President Obama. He has said it is a “serious constitutional issue”. This lawsuit is not against Obama alone, but against congress, The United States, the senate and the house of representatives. The case alleges that the congress failed to constitutionally “fully qualify the candidate elected by the Electoral College Electors.” Which it is obligated to do. The Constitution provides, the lawsuit said, " If the president-elect shall have failed to qualify, then the vice president elect shall act as president... (continue reading)