Category Archives: Dystopian Government

On Crime: More jails don’t cut crime–must address poverty instead Russell G. Oswald, Commission of Corrections of NY State, pinpointed the problem: “Society has done damn little in ending poverty illiteracy that provide the seeds of unrest and problems that … Continue reading →

A good candidate should only support the passage of bills that benefit ALL the people. A good candidate should not support a bill that is only supported by a thin majority of Senators or Representatives. Certainly a good candidate should … Continue reading →

You can look at these quotes and form your own opinions. “I’m going to try to see if I can remember as much to make it sound like I’m smart on the subject.” –George W. Bush, answering a question about … Continue reading →

LBJ supposedly stuffed many ballot boxes with paper ballots. I think electronic safeguards are possible with CDC’s, dedicated lines, encryption, etc. Perhaps people could take the status of their voting system on a memory stick. Then there would be millions … Continue reading →

Each person probably has a hundred complaints about society and government. Multiply by the number of people on earth and the product is nearly infinite. The real problem is that these complaints get lost. There are too many complaints. They … Continue reading →

Tom Cruise not allowed to film in Germany because he is a Scientologist. Defense Ministry spokesman Harald Kammerbauer said the film makers “will not be allowed to film at German military sites if Count Stauffenberg is played by Tom Cruise. … Continue reading →

Kilmer Middle school has a ban on students touching one another. A student in the school gave his girlfriend a slight hug and was given detention. The father protested that this rule was wrong since it violated the right to … Continue reading →

IQ tests are timed tests. They don’t measure absolute intelligence, but the rate that information is correctly goes from the IQ questions to the answer sheet. Suppose Joe is taking an IQ test. He correctly answers 150 questions in 50 … Continue reading →