Monthly Archives: November 2003

A modern parable about two people who settle in a valley, looking for a place to live. Illustrates the reasons behind free trade and how it benefits people. On a contrary note: Missing from the picture are those inhabitants who … Continue reading →

Hillarious review of the protests in London.

Hillarious review of the protests in London.

Just saw where some British citizens finally toppled the hated statue Dubya that had long glared over the opressed population. I only hope that the British folk can now re-build their savaged country under the auspices of the UN. Click … Continue reading →

Just saw where some British citizens finally toppled the hated statue Dubya that had long glared over the opressed population. I only hope that the British folk can now re-build their savaged country under the auspices of the UN. Click … Continue reading →

A full and comprehensive look at the future of Nuclear Power in the US and the world. Please note the summary PDF is quite large — weighing in at over 160 pages. That’s the Reader’s Digest version! A quote from … Continue reading →

A full and comprehensive look at the future of Nuclear Power in the US and the world. Please note the summary PDF is quite large — weighing in at over 160 pages. That’s the Reader’s Digest version! A quote from … Continue reading →

More comments on nuclear energy from Michael Kantor. The best bit is where he comments on the non-polluting hydrogen cars of the future. And where do we get the hydrogen? As a note, I wanted in junior high school to … Continue reading →

More comments on nuclear energy from Michael Kantor. The best bit is where he comments on the non-polluting hydrogen cars of the future. And where do we get the hydrogen? As a note, I wanted in junior high school to … Continue reading →

It would appear that some of the Shiites in Iraq starting to see reason. But I’m not entirely certain they aren’t just hunkering down before blowing up later on.