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Gwynn Guilford Quartz 11/15/2013 The Chinese Communist Party just announced that it is loosening its one-child policy, allowing most of the remaining couples in the country who were restricted to one child to have two. That’s great and all. But it comes way too late to fix the huge glitches in […] January 7th, 2015 | Tags: gender gap, One child policy, population | Category: China, Communism | Comments are closed
In an interview with French TV station, says number of Muslims residing in US justifies regarding it as a Muslim Country Yoni Ariel Jerusalem Online 10/13/2014 A few days ago President Obama, in an interview he gave France’s Canal+ TV Channel, said that the American people need to be better educated about Islam, since US […] October 15th, 2014 | Tags: Judeo-Christian values, population | Category: Barack Obama, Islam, Politicians, religion, United States | Comments are closed
Muslim Goes Nuts When Told He’s On Israeli TV Blazing Cat Fur 7/23/2012 “Candid Camera” Related: Also at Blazing Cat Fur an article about Islam’s global population and poverty. July 23rd, 2012 | Tags: "Candid Camera", anti-semitism, Egypt, population, poverty | Category: Islam, Israel, Middle East, Video | Comments are closed
Joel Kotkin Forbes 7/12/2011 …Many blue-collar and middle-class Americans are becoming increasingly pessimistic about the future and their children’s chances for achieving their level of well-being. Middle-age college graduates, who supported Obama previously, increasingly have shifted from the administration. Even the young seem to have lost their once fervent enthusiasm. After all, they are seeing […] July 22nd, 2011 | Tags: 2010 Census, Ben Bernanke, class warfare, Democrats, population, Republicans, Sen. Chuck Schumer, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner | Category: Banking and finance, Barack Obama, Economy, Elections, federal regulations, Federal Reserve, Treasury Department | Comments are closed
Joel Kotkin Forbes.com 11/15/2010 In the future, historians may likely mark the 2010 midterm elections as the end of the California era and the beginning of the Texas one. In one stunning stroke, amid a national conservative tide, California voters essentially ratified a political and regulatory regime that has left much of the state unemployed […] November 18th, 2010 | Tags: budget deficits, population, regulations | Category: California, Economy, Entitlements, Taxes, Texas | Comments are closed
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