… of the drug war in retrospection. Towards the end of 1960’s, Nixon starts a drug war to hide his illegal espionage activities. He gets kicked out of office but the war still wages on. New proponents jump in and declare drugs to be the root of every evil…

… can be towards animals (chimps), which maybe all people from whom is descended. This is what I would call, “no kind of life”, I mean, being locked up for medical purposes only. You cannot behave by instinct, like have a natural inborn tendency to…

… case that the Supreme Court is debating whether “the government can withhold information on some gun purchases and crimes, including details of database checks like those used to track weapons in the sniper case”. Bush and the National Rifle Association…

… is the third largest preventable cause of death in the United States, behind regular smoking and Alcohol use. Cigarette smoke contains 4,000 substances, with 400 of them are toxins and 40 of them have been proven to cause cancer. Some of the substances…

… distribution of wealth, depravation, these are all terms that describe the desperate predicament of the people of the Third World. The ideology or belief system of Third World socialism rejects both capitalism and communism. Therefore the theories…

… with our political system? The conventional answer – the PC response, the solution du jour – is money, particularly so-called "soft money." The answer, claim many Republicrats and Democans alike, is campaign finance reform, whose lat t incarnation…

… by its disgraceful disregard for their basic rights as living beings. Nowhere is it written that humans, while perhaps the most developed of all species, are the rulers over their nonspeaking counterparts. Whether or not a person believes animals…

… from various law enforcement agencies. None of the officers (those individuals who are supposed to protect citizens) made any effort to stop this abuse.(LA Times March 19, 1991 p. A20). The level of escalation even went so far as to call in a police…

… ten years ago, only a few people ran around with a cell phone as an essential body part. Now there is an estimated of 80 million people who own and use wireless telephones, and 85 percent of these people use their phone while driving. However, these…

… a great deal about priorities. In the wake of the bombings of the World Trade Center and the Murrah Federal Building in the United States and that sarin gas attack on the Tokyo subway, both the executive and legislative branches of government focused…