Bank blackmail
on January 12, 2010 by quork in The Quork Blog, Comments (0)
It seems to me that the United States are now being blackmailed by the large financial institutions. This is an excerpt from the Financial Times (ft.com) recently: “With executives such […]
What would happen?
on January 11, 2010 by quork in The Quork Blog, Comments (0)
A crazy thought came into my head the other night while I lay sleeping. What would happen, if in protest of high energy costs, most of the country simply stopped […]
Are you for us or against us?
on December 7, 2009 by quork in Immigration, Comments (0)
I was quite surprised to discover that many Chinese immigrants who chose to come to America, presumably, for freedom, actually seem to still support the communist, dictatorship of their former […]
Joe Lieberman – Now And Then
on November 3, 2009 by quork in Politics, Comments (0)
During the 2004 presidential primary, then Democratic candidate Joe Lieberman said: “And one of the things we will do when we’re one nation is to end the moral outrage of […]
Hadassah Lieberman worked for a powerhouse lobbying firm
on by quork in The Quork Blog, Comments (0)
This is the wife of Sen. Lieberman, a opposer of the public option in the health care bill. Her title was “senior counselor” in the firm’s “health care and […]
My view of the health care debate
on October 24, 2009 by quork in The Quork Blog, Comments (0)
It seems to me that we must have a public optioon in the health care bill. Of course the health insurance companies don’t want this; because they don’t want competition. […]
The Four Worst Political Movements of The Chinese Communist Party
on October 4, 2009 by quork in The Quork Blog, Comments (0)
Following is a summary of four of the most brutal revolutions and persecutions spanning the 60 years since the Chinese Communist Party seized power. Great Leap Forward & Great Famine […]
It should now be called cheap, slave Labor Day
on September 8, 2009 by quork in The Quork Blog, Comments (0)
A piece titles “It should now be called cheap, slave Labor Day” by Dave Gibson in the Virginia Beach Conservative Examiner drew my attention this week. Dave wrote “As the […]
Shameful Acts of Indifference
on August 24, 2009 by quork in The Quork Blog, Comments (0)
As a physically handicapped person I am often disgusted when I see perfectly healthy people, young and old, briskly walking to or from their vehicle which is parked in a […]
“Physical punishment is an effective way to educate children – as long as it can be controlled,”
on August 19, 2009 by quork in The Quork Blog, Comments (0)
The following is an excerpt from a BBC news article which shows how communist China treats it’s own. Mao killed over 1-Million of his own people, 3000 people were injured […]
