Aborigines on Australia Day, Papua New Guinea, and El Comandante Fidel Castro

By Jamie Douglas 

Trouble on Australia Day

Australia day, January 26 is to Australians what Fourth of July is to U.S citizens. It is a wild celebration of the nation’s short history, based on the genocide of the aboriginal inhabitants, “Christianizing” the survivors, stealing all their land, and creating a white country, but in the Australian case, white was made out of white prisoners from England, where people were “shipped out” for major criminal offenses such as stealing a loaf of bread to feed their family.

U.S. Military Injustice

By Jamie Douglas

In the so-called Uniform Code of Military Justice, there is one word that absolutely does not belong, and that word is Justice! Justice in the United States military is a long running joke.

I will give my readers a little sample of common military injustice before going to the bigger injustices. A few years ago, an acquaintance of mine was being transferred to Japan from McConnell AFB in Wichita, Kansas. We’ll call him Ken, because that really was his name. After making his way from Wichita to the port he was to depart from, I believe it was near San Francisco, he was denied boarding, arrested, put in chains, removed from the airport, and held in confinement for several weeks, before being returned to Wichita, shackled and accompanied by two air policemen on a military aircraft commandeered for this sole purpose.

Greece, Spain, Gold, and the Dollar

By Jamie Douglas

Greece and the Currencies

The writing is now on the wall, sky written and all over the financial pages of the world. According to most knowledgeable economists, Greece is set to implode, regardless of its inability to reach an agreement to restructure its debt.

Steve Hanke, professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University, stated in a Bloomberg interview that “...the game is completely over. All the calculations are nonsense and have been since day one. Since the crisis began the money supply has been shrinking and the economy is going to implode, no matter what they do in the short run.”

Oily Hypocrisy

By Jamie Douglas

American Oil companies, with the aid of the U.S. government, have been circling the globe like vultures since the dawn of the motorized society, in search of that black gold, crude oil.

One need only look at the damages done in the jungles of Ecuador, Peru and Colombia, as well as all other locations where crude has been extracted, with the subsequent ecological disasters left behind. Never mind the Santa Barbara catastrophe, the Exxon Valdez, and more recently the Gulf of Mexico disaster, where they are all so busy trying to blame each other that the victims are overlooked and abandoned by Big Soil.

Now enter Cuba, the small island nation just south of the Florida Straits, which has the potential to become an oil-exporting nation if prognostications of the size of the deposits sitting offshore are to be believed. The deposits have the potential to earn sizeable amounts of money for the communist nation that has so long been a thorn in the side of the U.S., reducing Cuba’s reliance on the subsidized oil coming its way from crazy old Uncle Cesar from Venezuela.

Join the Debate: Barack Hussein Obama and the birth certificate saga

The debate goes on.  Was Barack Obama born in the US or not?  Are you convinced by the birth certificate issued to prove he was?  


There are several errors on the birth certificate pictured below to suggest it is a fake. (Here is a link to give you a clue  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Kenya )


Join us on the Expat Daily News Radio show today on the Overseas Radio Network to find out what they are.


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