Man-Made Climate Change-Settled Science or Dogma?

The article challenges the concept of anthropogenic global warming (AGW) as settled science, arguing that science is ever-evolving and should not be considered conclusive. It criticizes the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the United Nations for promoting climate change policies without sufficient scrutiny. The piece also disputes the effectiveness of carbon taxes and renewable energy solutions like wind farms and solar panels. It highlights the role of solar activity in historical temperature fluctuations and questions the validity of the 'hockey stick' temperature curve. The article features opinions from various scientists who are skeptical of mainstream climate change theories.

RING, RING, CA-CHING is an ebook about telemarketing. Sales pitches are like beans. Better fresh than canned and the palette’s reception depends on the preparation. Millions of people everyday use the telephone to make requests of every conceivable kind from strangers they’ve never met seeking compensation for everything under the alphabet. Memorized pitches for stereotyped individuals created by MBA marketing types are purported to be the open sesame to wealth. I wouldn’t know one of these stereotypes if he was walking down the street with a sign around his neck. We are not peas in a pod. Like snowflakes, no two of us are alike. Through conversation, we get to know someone and properly done, they will tell you how they can be sold. That’s what this piece tells you about; How to listen, pick up cues and do your business.

Adrift describes a long term culture shift that is accelerating toward a society imagined by George Orwell in his book, 1984. Corrosive effects of a transition by the main stream media from watch dog to lap dog, diminished religious influence, politically correct speech and more, are some of the mile markers along the way to erosion of personal freedoms and freedom of choice.

Examines the root causes of our economic decline and the fallacious assumptions which prevent recovery. In the final analysis, we, the voting public, need to work at being much better informed.

Brain Cramps

The article draws an analogy between bending a wire clothes hanger and the movements of the Dow Jones average. The author suggests that just as the wire becomes easier to bend before it snaps after repeated movements, the Dow Jones may be showing signs of significant stress through its fluctuations. The piece implies that the financial market, represented by the Dow Jones, could be approaching a breaking point, similar to the wire hanger. The article seems to be a commentary on the current state of the stock market, hinting at potential instability or a forthcoming significant event.