2026 | Noetic Mechanics

The End of 100 Percent Literacy in Libya

Despite all his shortcomings, the one thing Mohammar Qaddafi accomplished in Libya was a nearly perfect 100% literacy rate, practically the highest in the world and certainly higher than the U.S. or any of the […]

Why Iran Wants Nuclear Weapons – NEEDS Them

If I were Iran, I would want to have nuclear capabilities too. They’re surrounded by almost five billion people with a craven lust for oil. China and India alone each have roughly over a billion people, a growing […]

Who is this $250,000 Small Businessman?

I assume the $250,000 means married filing joint returns or married individuals with income of $125,000 filing separate returns. According to factcheck.org this group makes up 2% of all U.S. households. They earn 24% of […]

The Democrats Plan for the Fiscal Cliff

After four debates and wall to wall campaign rhetoric, it’s pretty clear what the Democrat’s game plan is for resolving our nation’s financial plight. The math is simple enough: Obama passed a $900 billion stimulus […]

Uncle Sam the Pimp

The general consensus is that women vote Democrat because in a down economy they fear losing their jobs and the consequences of that on raising their kids. The Democrat nanny state, women assume, will be […]

Who Let the Dogs Out

I’m trying to figure out just who said it was okay for the huge banks on Wall Street to leverage their investments at a ratio of 30-to-1. What does that mean? When you purchase a […]

The Calcium Conspiracy

You’ve seen the ads on TV and heard them on the radio. Women especially suffer from weakened bones after menopause. “Take our daily calcium-rich vitamin pill to re-balance your skeletal system and promote good bone […]

The State of the (dis) Union

The Democrats have gone berserk over the GOP’s ambitions to privatize Medicare. Yet, that’s exactly what Obamacare itself has done, in arranging for private health insurance for the poor, disabled and uninsured. Likewise, the GOP […]

Big Business and National Disasters

The stock market was closed for two days on account of Hurricane Sandy. When the major exchanges opened on Wednesday Home Depot was top performing on the big board and insurance companies were drowning at the bottom. Hint: Everybody […]

Sandy’s Hard Lesson

An army of volunteers and workers descended on the Northeast to help folks recover from Sandy. Electrical crews from every utility company on the continent were there to help restore power. The American Red Cross […]