“Everybody makes mistakes" is the common excuse for our fumbling, bumbling foreign policy which leaves us buffeted back and forth by dictators and losing at least a country a year to Communism. While everybody does indeed make mistakes, those who … [Read more...] about Everybody Makes Mistakes?
Public and Private Employee Security
Do American citizens have the right to know that members of the Communist, Nazi, KKK, or Trolskyite parties are not hired as government employees? Or that terrorists are not hired at a nuclear plant? Do hospital patients have the right to know that … [Read more...] about Public and Private Employee Security
White House Conference on Families
Like other White House conferences of previous years, the White House Conference on Families (WHCF) was designed to engage in "national planning," that is, to devise legislative proposals clothed in the trappings of grassroots participation. The … [Read more...] about White House Conference on Families
Our Zero Internal Security
Is the United States going to go the way of Italy, where prominent government and business leaders live in fear of murder, kidnapping, or bombings? And where we are all at the mercy of terrorists, some who are misguided lunatics and others who are … [Read more...] about Our Zero Internal Security
Is Ivan Better Educated Than Johnny?
Would you believe that Russian students are ten times better educated in mathematics and science than American students? That is the finding of an intensive study of the Soviet educational system made by University of Chicago math expert, Professor … [Read more...] about Is Ivan Better Educated Than Johnny?
The Soviet Navy Versus the U.S. Navy
The U.S. Navy has two primary missions: to win a war if our country gets into one, and to keep the sea lanes open for travel and commerce during peacetime. Our Navy does not have the hardware capability to do either if the Soviet Union either starts … [Read more...] about The Soviet Navy Versus the U.S. Navy
Kissinger’s Political Campaign
While candidates for President, Vice President, and the Senate grab most of the political time and space in the media during this election year, some people are also "running" in 1980 for appointive positions. One of these eager candidates for a high … [Read more...] about Kissinger’s Political Campaign
The Failure of Swedish Socialism
Socialism is a failure. There is no example of genuine or lasting socialist success. Yet American socialists have been leading our nation down the socialist road by packaging their product under the false label of liberalism and by promoting … [Read more...] about The Failure of Swedish Socialism
Choosing Vice Presidents
While the unique American method for choosing Presidents is exceedingly complex, much written about, but little understood by most voters, our method of choosing Vice Presidents is very simple, little written about, and even less understood by the … [Read more...] about Choosing Vice Presidents
Why Our Allies Let Us Go It Alone
President Carter confessed some weeks ago that he had learned a lot about the Soviets since Afghanistan invasion. Unfortunately, he still hasn't learned enough; he doesn't yet know who the enemy is. He thinks his problems are with Khomeini, with the … [Read more...] about Why Our Allies Let Us Go It Alone






