Category Archives: Dystopian Government

Good people struggle in America. There is no magic bullet for success. Jobs for the college educated have been outsourced. One in a million makes it in sports. Real Estate is depreciating. Our children are indentured slaves to near infinite … Continue reading →

Russian President Nikita Khrushchev told President Nixon: “If people believe there’s an imaginary river out there, you don’t tell them there’s no river there. You build an imaginary bridge over the imaginary river.” If we consider that the two party … Continue reading →

Americans want world peace, low taxes, medical care, more jobs, better paying jobs, justice, an affordable house, affordable college educations, affordable energy, a robust economy and a retirement plan. Americans also want safe homes, workplaces, cities and country. Note that … Continue reading →

The children on these cars think they are driving, even if the cars are on tracks. They love it! The child adults of America think their vote actually does something. They really get all excited about voting. They even argue … Continue reading →

Paris Hilton Adv Why not? This site also endorses the Libetarian Party. The following statement of principles is from the Libertarian Party site at Libertarian Statement of Principles We, the members of the Libertarian Party, challenge the cult of the … Continue reading →

The government of 1792 America was superior to today’s government if only because the lack of taxes, bureaucracy and law would facilitate easy improvement. Surprisingly, ultra liberals, ultra conservatives, radicals, and reactionaries, agree. This isn’t only a right or left … Continue reading →

My informal polling in barber shops, classes, work environment, at home and with friends does not find ANY that have indicated they intend to vote for Obama or even that they like Obama. This poll was conducted in Massachusetts among … Continue reading →

A thin majority — a 50-50 split — is a decision that only shows perfect indecision and confusion. Any so called democracy that makes decisions based on a vote where the winning margin is less than twenty-five percent is foolish. … Continue reading →

A good conservative approach is to find and eliminate or correct the flaws and defects of government and society. A good liberal approach is to firstly to improve human rights of ALL the people and secondly to propose valid and … Continue reading →