If we continue down on the path on which the fiscal authorities put us, we will become insolvent. The question is when.

The momentum towards socialism in America is more prevalent now than at anytime in our history.

It may not seem like a lot of money, but for many, $3.50 could be the difference between eating tomorrow or not.

For the first time in modern day naval history, a Chinese warship has entered the Mediterranean Sea.

When the grid goes down in an economy so dependent on inventory management, transportation, and electronic debit transactions, all hell breaks loose.

While President Obama and his counterpart in the UK, Prime Minister David Cameron, believe that the military action in Libya has been authorized, and is legitimate and legal, it is only legal with respect to United Nations’ bylaws and treaties.

To paraphrase Gaddafi, there will be no mercy, especially when UN/NATO/EU/US tanks and troops roll in to town. Be assured that those civilians we’re there to protect at the onset of Operation Odyssey Dawn will quickly transform into enemies.

For the time being, we can rely only on private sector sources for radiation numbers, as our government refuses to provide any meaningful information on the situation.

In the private sector, when people fail to meet the necessary requirements for performing their duties, or by their actions put people in danger, they get fired. When you are employed by the government, you get rewarded with a five month paid vacation and get to return …

As the effects of the nuclear disaster in Japan remain unclear, panicked US residents are doing whatever they can to get their hands on Potassium Iodide pills.

We have yet to hear reports of looting-related activity in Japan. For the most part, the population seems to be dealing with the crisis in a non-violent manner. But there may be numerous reasons for this.

With an already failing economic recovery in the US, a black swan variable such as the Japanese quake, Tsunami and nuclear crisis may very well be the tipping point that sends the entire world into a financial and economic catastrophe.

The matter essentially rests in the hands of those nations that determine our credit limit, such as China, Russia and Japan. They are fully aware of the inherent problems with US monetary policy, so there is no realization that they need to come to – they simply need to…

While Americans argue amongst themselves over wages, union bargaining rights, government spending, monetary easing, and a host of other issues, including who’s to blame for the country’s malaise, Minister Brigham and his community trudge on, despite what’s happening out…