: About Me

I am a political and science junkie, deeply skeptical of the establishment and all government. (Relax... I'm no radical).

I was a history major and member of the Society of Phi Alpha Theta, a history honorarium of Ohio State University.

My varacious reading habits have uncovered a lot of information that is counter-intuitive to the belief that we have a government for the people. Most of my writing is very-very politically incorrect.

I limit my opinions to those based on facts wherever possible.

I would like to see us all live longer, and be happier by being a little smarter about all the information we absorb from the media, doctors, and politicians. Most are 100% self-serving and should be taken with a high degree of skepticism.

I wish all you aspiring professionals the best of luck (and inspiration), because I'm truly grateful for the voice Helium gives to all of us in this media-slanted world.

My passion is ...

political awareness of the American people

I know too much about ...

trivial things

My parents always told me ...

I was a 'know-it-all'

My childhood ambition ...

to be a priest

My favorite memory ...

as a child, John F. Kennedy visited my hometown in 1960

Why I write ...

political awareness of the People

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

all media outlets

My first job ...

door-to-door sales

My best moment ...

discovering Helium

My inspiration ...

getting America back to her status as an informed nation

Politics, News & Issues > Energy Issues Rating traditional versus plug-in hybrid cars

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OK everybody - time to don our "thinking caps." We shall attempt to solve the classic chicken vs. the egg problem - here goes: If every car went electric tomorrow, where would we plug them all in? How would all that juice be produced?  Would you be willing to pay the equivalent of $15 dollars for a gallon of gas (to fund the cost of solar cells, plus wind towers and all the electric infrastructure) to keep them all charged? No? Well then, why all this stupid talk about ELECTRIC CARS? Who's crazy idea is this anyway? Of course, it's the liberals! Led by that great Whitehouse ...

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