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Bounty Hunter Training Manual.
Offering The Acclaimed Bounty Hunter Training Manual Apprehending Bail Fugitives, by Scott Harrell.
Environmentalism and Roads in Our Forests (17 Sep 2006)
Many environmentalists are against roads through the forest because it could disrupt wildlife, hunting areas for other mammals. They also worry about the affect on all the species living there. Mankind generally from a historical perspective has not been all that kind to the natural surroundings.
Fire Fighting and Healthy Forests (17 Sep 2006)
There is debate about the methodology of forestry and also debate on Global Warming and the disappearance of our natural resources on the surface, namely forests and Rain Forests. Last year the Alaska Fire burned over 280,000 acres in the very first day and it continued to grow as all big fires do.
What Is The Filibuster All About? (17 Sep 2006)
The filibuster has been a tool available to U.S. Senators during Senate floor discussions on legislation and appointments since the U.S. Constitution was ratified. Both the Democratic and Republican parties have valued the filibuster as a means to bring compromise and bipartisanship to bitter and divisive debates.
Bushs Election Victory: Ethics, Morality and Religion Defeated War, Economy and Foreign Policy (17 Sep 2006)
President George W. Bush has unofficially won his re-election bid defeating Democratic challenger Senator John Kerry. The election was close, no doubt, but it was by no means a re-run of the 2000 ele...
How Futuristic Is Anarchy As A Way To Organize The State (I) (17 Sep 2006)
When organising a country or a group of people in need of structuring, people tend to automatically sidestep ideologies that do not take authority imposed from above for granted. Anarchists and other proponents of alternative rule almost by definition are seen as destructive elements in a society. Yet old time and modern thinkers on the subject might have some viable and decent ideas for future state organisation.
How Futuristic Is Anarchy As A Way To Organize The State (II) (17 Sep 2006)
In setting out to get any broad idea of what's driving our society's progress, the sciences open up a plethora of ideas for alternative ways governing reality. It is simply surprising what limited bearings these abundant ideas have on real life governments, business and any organised part of public life, given the fact that many of them have been around for so long.
Culture Briefings
Culture Briefings Are The Key To Understanding The Culture And Customs Of People In Other Countries
Common Sense vs. Common Senseless - How Thomas Paine Can Be Applied To Modern Day; Part Two (17 Sep 2006)
Compare and contrast Thomas Paine with my very own modern day rant...
Cracking Down on Cigar Counterfeiters (17 Sep 2006)
Over the last two decades, the counterfeit cigar industry in the United States saw three factors converge to create the perfect storm of the illicit trades market.
Union Members Don t Be Fooled, Conservative Talkers Have it in for You (17 Sep 2006)
Ever wonder why labor unions consistently endorse democrats over republicans in nearly every election? The answer is simple. Democratic officials support the right of workers to unionize and collec...
Government Overregulation of Broadcast Content Could Backfire (17 Sep 2006)
Many people forget that the FCC and Congress are not the final arbiters of these matters. The courts are. In the past, the courts have vigorously defended the First Amendment and I believe they will continue this trend.
The Glorious Acts of Our Legislature (17 Sep 2006)
I always have to remember to take a deep breath when examining the laws being proposed by our grand Legislature. I detest most of the new legislation on the table, but have to forgive our representatives in the House and Senate for it. After all, writing laws is what a Legislature does, and if they don't write enough laws, it can begin to look like they've been loafing.
Asking For Proof in the Economic Pudding (17 Sep 2006)
There are no stupid questions, only stupid people. Ask an economist for proof of one of their pet theories and you'll find quickly that the age old axiom that we all learned in school and work place ...
The Focused Interviewing System.
Interrogation Is An Art Form. Become An Amazing Interviewer Using These Hypnotic Interview And Interrogation Techniques In The Focused Interviewing System! Polygraph Expert Reveals All!
Fact to Fiction: The Brutal Truth about the Practice of Stoning (17 Sep 2006)
A vivid history of stoning that urges people to contribute to the cause to help stop stoning.
Affirmative Inaction (17 Sep 2006)
One of Abraham Lincoln's claims to fame is the fact that he is best known for abolishing slavery. While he may have felt some personal satisfaction from liberating the Negroes from their bondage, Eco...
Seven Things That Make Me Angry (17 Sep 2006)
I watch the TV news and I get angry. I really need to quit that. It's not good for my blood pressure. However, there are certain things that always get me going no matter how hard I try to ignore them. They get me hot under the collar and I guess they always will.
The Looting of American Taxpayers Social Security Disability by Fraudulent Employers Pt. 1 (17 Sep 2006)
Question: Why does it appear that american taxpayers monies are not being better protected by our own government?
Bush Victory: A Defeat for the Have-Nots? (17 Sep 2006)
The probable consequences of the recent re-election are considered including potential effects upon the poor and vulnerable in a society which favors the wealthy and the powerful.
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