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They Tell Us “See Something, Say Something.” Well, I See Something

By S.J. Kerrigan | Published: May 24, 2012

The Department of Homeland Security regularly warns us to be aware of our surroundings and to watch for suspicious activity. They also warn us to watch for actions that may look harmless, but might also be  a symptom of a more serious threat. Some of us wonder if being so suspicious of our fellow citizens […]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged Imperial Presidency, Justice System, Law Enforcement, NDAA, Privatization, Regulation, Whistleblowers | 1 Response

Word of the Decade: Unsustainability

By S.J. Kerrigan | Published: May 22, 2012

If there is any one word that will define the next 5 years, I would argue that it is “sustainability” or more specifically, “unsustainability.” We are going to be repeatedly forced into discussing this because like it or not, much of what we do is unsustainable. Our society is in denial.  We look at big […]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged Financial Crisis, Healthcare | Leave a comment

Who Really Writes the Media Narrative, Reporters or the White House?

By S.J. Kerrigan | Published: May 8, 2012

Pulitzer prize winning journalist David Ignatius recently penned an article in the Washington Post titled, An Economic Boom Ahead?, in which he suggest that much of the recent worry over the economy is misplaced and that the coming years may see significant financial gains. He notes that the US is nearing a “tipping point” where […]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged Inflation, Media | 2 Responses

Why I No Longer Watch Television

By S.J. Kerrigan | Published: May 5, 2012

When I first began telling people I don’t watch television, the reaction was amusing. They reacted with surprise, as though it were an extreme lifestyle choice. Their skeptical reaction was greater than if I had announced a plan to give up soda or meat. In one instance someone actually asked, “If you don’t watch television, […]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged Media, Social Criticism | 1 Response

Bloomberg: Cut Social Security and Food Stamps to Help Economy

By S.J. Kerrigan | Published: April 26, 2012

A while back, we were jumping up and down about the government’s attempts to implement the use of a “chained-CPI.” If implemented, it would lower the government’s measure of inflation and reduce cost to Social Security, Food Stamps and other payments that are regularly adjusted for inflation. Sure, it’s a bit technical, but in other […]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged Chained-CPI, Inflation | Leave a comment

Tyranny Engulfs Europe: Neo-liberalism in Greece and Spain

By S.J. Kerrigan | Published: April 17, 2012

When I was a child, friends and I would waste time on the railroad tracks behind my house. The funny thing about industrial trains is that you’d think the massive hulk of steal and engine would be audible from a mile away and yet we continued to find ourselves surprised at how silently it approached. […]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged Banks, European Debt Crisis, Greece, Privatization, Spain | Leave a comment

The Great Privatization

By S.J. Kerrigan | Published: March 27, 2012

We’ve already discussed at some length how increased spending, especially in medical entitlements, will ultimately lead to a serious budget and currency crisis. While no one knows exactly how or when the crisis will unfold, we can make certain predictions about the US government’s response. It’s reasonable to suggest they will act similarly (although not […]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged European Debt Crisis, Privatization, Regulation | Leave a comment

How Do You Make 9 Million People Invisible?

By S.J. Kerrigan | Published: March 20, 2012

If you’re reading this site, you’re probably a bit cynical when it comes to government reports, or at the very least, you are a realist and expect some shenanigans may be distorting the truth. That is the argument we’ve attempted to make several times, that through questionable reporting tactics, the US government has continued to […]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged Financial Crisis, Unemployment | Leave a comment

Exponents Again: Three Charts to Consider

By S.J. Kerrigan | Published: February 13, 2012

The Wall Street Journal has produced a series of charts to explain the president’s 2013 budget.  It shows the usual information we’ve come to expect from government reports, yet another year of deficits, most of it going to entitlements and little evidence indicating the budgetary situation is likely to improve anytime soon.  However, even that simplistic view […]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged Financial Crisis, Healthcare | 1 Response

End Game of the United States as We Know It

By S.J. Kerrigan | Published: February 8, 2012

Most Americans have no idea how perilous the times we live in have become. They know the economy is in bad shape. They know the yearly deficits are significant. Americans are war-weary even though they have been largely shielded from the consequences of a decade of constant war and broken promises. The more perceptive critics […]

Posted in Opinion | Tagged Financial Crisis, Healthcare | 1 Response
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