By Artour Rakhimov

By George Merritt

Democracy as freedom is as essential as freedom in a democracy which is run by a government, even though the government is of the people. Defining just what our government here in the United States does for us is not so simple as to say everything is out in the open for all to see and hear, which is part of the problem we have in our National Security right now, meaning some people do not know how to keep their mouths shut.

Author: NINSIIMA IRENE

ABSTRACT

Corruption is both a major cause and result of poverty and social inequality around the world. It occurs at all levels of society, from governments, civil society, judiciary functions, military and other services and so on. Corruption has been identified by the World Bank, the IMF, the United Nations and other International organizations as a major obstacle to development, economic growth, social and Political stability.

By David W Cooke

Author: Ernie Fitzpatrick

Where is it in teh Constitution that it says the role of the Federal government is to bail out business? And when we begin that process and enter the black hole, how low, how deep can we go anyway? At what point does the one who does the bailing out, need bailing out? Is that even a possibility? We have entered unchartered waters and I’m sure we’re going to encounter some “unintended consequences”.

By Emile Phaneuf

Introduction
Brazil, the South American Powerhouse, has a GDP of 1.5 trillion, nearly three times the GDP of Argentina (South America’s second richest country), and far more than any other country in South America (CIA World Factbook). In September 2004 Brazil and three other nations - Germany, India and Japan - started their self-promotion to be counted as permanent members of the United Nations Security Council (BBC News). If Brazil were allowed this status, what kind of role would it play internationally? More specifically, what would it have to offer the international community?

by Jim Pretin

One day in the not too distant future, modern medicine will change completely, and stem cells will be used to treat and cure serious conditions that as of right now are still considered untreatable and irreversible. We won’t even need doctors anymore. Every time something goes wrong, you’ll just pop offer to your local stem cell treatment facility to get a tune-up with some freshly grown injectable stem cells engineered to cure your newest malady.

By Russell Longcore

Gun control is today’s subject. The issue has thankfully dropped from the radar screen in the aftermath of September 11th. However, those who would outlaw gun ownership are undaunted and patient. They know that another school shooting or mass murder will eventually occur in the United States, and that event will propel this issue back onto the front pages and lead stories in the news media. So, let us examine the issue of gun control in light of history and a strict interpretation of the Constitution.

Author: Maha

The economic problems