Apr 16, 2009
Tea Party a Bit Weak?
The Boston Tea Party is one of those iconic moments in the history of the American Revolution that every child learns about at an early age and continually revisits during his or her studies of American history. “No Taxation without representation,” was the battle cry of those protesting the Tea Act, a violation of a then imagined constitutional right to be taxed only by elected representatives. That... read more
Apr 10, 2009
U.S.S. Bainbridge Stares Down Pirate Dingy While The World Watches
A lopsided standoff in the Indian Ocean seems to only be getting tenser by the hour. A small lifeboat holding four pirates with machine guns and an American hostage face off against a 780 million dollar Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer. These outlaws, from the ’safety’ of their dead-in-the-water life boat, are demanding 2.5 million dollars for the safe release of their captive.... read more
Nov 6, 2008
Ignorance and Upheaval
I, Joseph Fosco, would like to make some brief statements relating to the 2008 Election. Following my remarks I will be posting my friend Conrad Black’s article recently published by the National Post of Canada. I have always been a firm believer that in order to be a good American, one must respect the person elected to serve as our President. I congratulate Barack Obama on his enormous achievement. I... read more
Oct 20, 2008
Democratic Party: “Catholics Get Lost!”
Historically, the essence of being a Catholic meant following the doctrine, tradition and policies set forth by the Pope. In today’s Catholic World that statement is still true, but all too often someone’s personal interpretation of what they believe doctrine and tradition truly mean takes precedence. During this general election cycle, an era of economic upheaval and troubling international... read more
