Monthly Archives: January 2014

The source is well-informed because of what he does, is anonymous because I haven’t asked his name, and his brief comment is extremely revealing. He was a guest at a party given in honor of one of America’s most prominent … Continue reading →

Mr. Kristof, a New York Times columnist, just posted a piece titled “3 Enemas later, Still No Drugs” built around a story of a Mr. Eckert who was intrusively searched by the police who suspected he hid drugs in his rectum. I tried … Continue reading →

D. Randall Frye, “an administrative law judge for the United States Social Security Administration and the president of the Association of Administrative Law Judges” just authored a New York Times op-ed in which he pours righteous indignation at “retired New … Continue reading →

Pick up a brick, and let go of it; it will immediately fall to the ground. Include a right into US Constitution, than violate it. Violators won’t be necessarily slapped on the wrist, nor is there any guarantee that the … Continue reading →

Can there be a king in a democratic society? Can society be democratic if it is ruled by a king? We are not talking here of a figurehead king who is a vestige of the past and a nod to … Continue reading →