Staying true to our mission of informing the public and now that the scandals are erupting almost daily regarding our fine judicial branch and its perpetrators, I would like to point out some strange, and basically not commonly known, oddities of this most illustrious branch of government. For the sake of brevity for which the judicial system is not known for because lawyers are involved, I have condensed these oddities into the top five. They are…


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I recently wrote an article about the hidden taxes in our extremely complex telephone bills. In this article, I listed one of the taxes called Telecommunications Infrastructure Fund Reimbursement and Recovery. Now, mind you, the name in itself doesn’t tell you anything and there’s a reason for that. It appears that Texans were to pay for $1.5 billion in broadband infrastructure for public education, libraries and hospitals in rural areas. The fund draws its revenue from a 1.25 percent fee on phone bills that was supposed to expire after 10 years. Well, guess what?…


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Well, I could not help myself. I saw this video and thought I would share it with everyone. This is an Obama spoof ad that was created by an anonymous wonderboy. It is a remake of 1984 which was used by Apple to launch their brand new personal computer. The original commercial has been known as one of the top best advertising creations of all time. This time it looks like someone wants Obama to have a little fun as well. Enough of me, let’s watch the video. Enjoy.

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I have written many articles on this site that expose all the destructive effects that environmental chemicals have on our health, but today I ran across an article in the Washington Post that suggests that environmental chemicals may also be making us fat. From preliminary evidence of researchers in studying abnormal changes in animal’s sexual development, scientists have identified a trigger for fat-cell activity caused by a common chemical used in products from marine paints and pesticides to food and beverage containers.

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Before I get into an article that I am dying to write, I would like to get some kind of consensus on you guys/gals out there, and how you feel you stack up against each other. Here is a cognitive performance test. Take the test and submit your answers in the comment section below. For this test to work correctly, you must answer swiftly and don’t spend hours or days trying to think of the answer. The original test was done in person at a New Yorks City’s Pennsylvania Station with random people. Have fun!

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The Intention That Drives This Article Series

This article series is not about religion itself or whether I think of it as good or bad for society. It is to help bring to light why “believers” and “non-believers” may never be able to agree to disagree. In my life-long quest to find the holy grail of knowledge, I have come across many people and many different perspectives. None of what I have found is a more sensitive topic as religion. Out of all my years of dealing with disagreement, I would like to offer a way for these two schools of thought to be able to lay down their rhetorical weapons.

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Al Gore has prepared a petition to Congress that he plans on taking with him when he testifies before Congress about global warming on next week, Wednesday, Mar. 21st. He has already collected nearly 300,000 signatures to date. He wants to demonstrate not only his commitment to this serious problem, but he wants to demonstrate the people’s will as well… that’s you and me.

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