As I recall it was four months ago that Jose Baez and his team tried to explain to judge Strickland that his client Casey Anthony was completely innocent. In fact Casey should be released immediately. The Judge offered some sage advice, provide this compelling information, and indeed an innocent young lady can walk free if […]

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This is a very timely book. There are few people today that live in the US and are not concerned about health-care. People are living longer, and costs are soaring. Even if you have a great job, and are earning large sums of money, health-care is still a major concern. For many years I […]

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Imaginary Legal, Political, and Economic Forces That Construct the Fountainhead of Injustice…
and what We The People can do about it.

I have to confess, I read the press release for this book and just knew that I had to read it. I could feel a delicious political rant in the offing. I love good rants!
Jonathan […]

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As a reviewer I try very hard to not be a critic, however the more I get involved, the more that I do view books with a slightly critical eye. A good question is what makes a book outstanding? There are numerous criteria that can be used. It is hardly a formula, and what […]

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According to published reports, analysts both overseas and in the U.S. note that President Obama’s State of the Union statement about revoking tax breaks for companies outsourcing jobs could open a ‘Pandora’s box’ full of problems.
A survey by independent analysts in India, Asia Sentinel of industry officials, finds that the nature of outsourcing itself does […]

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One
of the greatest things I remember about growing up in Gray’s Ferry was
how unashamedly Catholic we were in our Saint Gabriel days. Every
school day was in itself an exercise in our Catholic faith starting
with the prerequisite Catholic school uniform that was de rigueur in school.
February 3 always has a particular fondness for me as well. […]

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Democrats carped over the big spending of the Bush administration.  (True conservatives did, too, by the way.)  But when they got the reins, both the White House and Congress, Democrats made Republican spending look positively thrifty.
When they have lots of money, Democrats spend money on all sorts of government programs.  And when we have less […]

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Robert Siciliano Identity Theft Expert
In the past year our use of Twitter has increased dramatically. And so has the criminal hacker’s attention to the opportunity to use it for illicit gain.

Jacked Twitter Accounts: Numerous Twitter (and Facebook) accounts including those of President Obama, Britney Spears, Fox News and others were taken over and […]

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Just about all the news these days is bad:
The Taliban in Afghanistan have figured how to avoid harm from our troops and are gaining strength there.
The job market is unlikely to improve very much because our competitors pay far less to their workers and we have lost jobs overseas to them.
Obama is talking deficits now […]

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