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I am 44 years old. Multi-lingual, US Army Verteran, received all of my education in Wisconsin, earning BA, BS and MS and MSE . Spent majority of my life traveing. Lived in Eastern Europe during the Cold War. Do not affiliate with any

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Education > Educational Philosophy Personal philosophies of education: 3 of 136

Promoting good education is an evolutionary process. It requires time, caring, perseverance, empathy and most importantly, educational competency. In my opinion, there can be various responding approach to such phraseology. One could take an idealistic approach and the other could process it via realistic m...
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in the Middle & Near East Ending the conflict in the Middle East: 2 of 29

Western Hypocrisy & Oxymoron Politics Paul Valery once said: " The problem with time is that the future is not what it used to be." In the past the world was involved in a cold war. Basically, there were two camps or blocs. In the surface it was much easier to take sides. There were either communists or capitalists. Both sid...
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in the Middle & Near East How could the Iranian people be helped in their struggle over tyranny?: 1 of 9

The struggle of Iranian people over tyranny goes back as far as early1950s. Of course we know the Iranian oil and natural resources deemed far more precious and valuable to the West than Iranian struggle over tyranny. Therefore, both the free world and the tyrant Soviets joined forces and overthrew the only democratically el...
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in the Middle & Near East The Middle East conflct: Political spin versus truth: 3 of 11

U.S. MIDDLE EAST POLICY ON IRAN I. Introduction After World War II, the United States replaced the United Kingdom as the major world power. The US elevated its foreign policy to the status of a capitalist power who acted as an imperialist world authority[1]. Such imperialistic policy can be clearly seen during President...
Politics, News & Issues > International Politics (Other) Recalibrating U.S. foreign policy vision for a new Middle East: 1 of 3

I. Introduction After World War II, the United States replaced the United Kingdom as the major world power. The US elevated its foreign policy to the status of a capitalist power who acted as an imperialist world authority1. Such imperialistic policy can be clearly seen during President Carter’s State...
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in the Middle & Near East What is the goal of US foreign policy in the Middle East?: 4 of 8

What is the goal of US foreign policy in the Middle East? In general, the United States foreign policy in the Middle East is an evolved form of colonialism. Since the end of World War II, the United States has engaged itself in few major economic and political policies to implement the following objectives:...
Politics, News & Issues > Political & Economic Theory Is national security more important than civil rights?: 13 of 20

Nothing is more important than civil rights in mankind's history. Sadly enough, mankind has always found ways to impose limitation on civil rights by using national security as the necessary means to an honorable end. The truth is that, whenever a time came to choose between civil rights, liberty, freedom and "economics" , m...
Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Can democracy survive in a politically correct world?: 11 of 16

Can democracy survive in a politically correct world? The answer could be neither YES nor NO! First, what is the politically correct world, and where is it? Go back a thousand years, show me a politically correct world or construct? When I look back in history all I find is several good examples of the Oxymoron! One talks ab...
Society & Lifestyle > North American Culture Defining the American dream: 24 of 33

The American Dream:” Beginning of an End.” This essay discusses the disparity in the United States social and economic systems. It will examine past and current historical events to predict the end of the “American Dream” and the dangerous regional and global repercussions. The America...