In the West we can see for ourselves the major problems with capitalism. Should better democracies or socialism be the next step in trying to create a better world. I point out that no matter what form of society, all social systems are run by individuals. Our world would much improve if we would be able to instill our individual rulers with the ability to empathize with the poorest of their subjects.

This article gives my impression of the true God and how we humans relate to Him. Unlike religions that base everything on belief in ancient texts, I base my ideas on historical observation, some very basic scientific research, and logic.

In this age of controversy, the truth is hard to come by. A fictional character from a 1992 movie gives us a refreshing way of looking the truth surrounding modern events.

A relatively new site called Twitter has gained a massive amount of popularity. Unfortunately, upon closer examination, this site may be another way to dumb down the masses in preparation for the coming of a world "police state."

In a time of out of control socialism is there room for the individual. I examine the case of former Illinois Governor and his battle to preserve his individuality.

One of the most troubling laws passed in the United States is the Patriot Act. In this article the author looks at how our civil rights are violated by this act. We must ask ourselves which is worse: the risk of terrorism or the government imposed tyranny by laws like the Patriot Act?

Corporate aliens want to make most people part of a passive workforce where collectivism is encouraged and individuality is discouraged. Mind altering prescription drugs tend to make people more passive and easier to control while still keeping them working.

The twenty-first century is witnessing the creation of a terrible demon by big governments and corporations. Our lives are becoming deeply entrenched in the clutches of this demon. What is it? Bureaucracy. This article discusses the effects of this demon has on our everyday lives.

Here is an interesting article from the United Kingdom. The author looks at some of the problems he faces in his country because of an overly bureaucratic world. He calls the world leaders Children. I call them Corporate Aliens.

The cell phone industry of today mirrors the cigarette industry of the forties and fifties. Will the future reveal that cell phones are just as dangerous to our health as cigarettes?

Today's politicians are out to persecute people that have trouble giving up smoking. They are using a ridiculous argument, supported by statistically unsound data, that second hand smoke is so dangerous that we can be harmed with very little exposure.

Little by little high tech surveillance equipment is being accepted as being beneficial to us. When the time is right, the government can easily convert this equipment into a system of unprecedented control over the population similar to the description given by James Orwell in his novel "1984."

Current times are forcing Americans to work harder and not smarter. This article discusses how Americans have been conditioned to live to work instead of working to live.

The quality of Medicine continues to deteriorate as corporate alien drug companies recruit doctors to push their pills without regard to interactions and side effects. This article discusses the problems posed by having greed and medicine intermingle.

Seventy years ago in Nazi Germany an extremely popular Hitler used the law and emotional propaganda to get his people to let him make important decisions for them. Click it or ticket laws are similar attempts by modern governments to force us to surrender our right to make free choices.