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No More Holy Meats!
By: Daniel Nardini The Dutch parliament has passed a controversial law outlawing the slitting of an animal’s throat to prepare an animal under Muslim and Jewish customs. The practice of… Read more
Immigration Safe Zone
By: Daniel Nardini New York City passed a new ordinance that will now forbid New York City from cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in regards to the immigration… Read more
The General’s Truth
By: Daniel Nardini I really do admire Major General Peter Fuller for being candid about what he thinks is happening in Afghanistan. Speaking to the newsmedia Politico , Fuller made… Read more
The Ortega Shadow
By: Daniel Nardini Nicaragua is holding presidential elections. There are three main candidates who will be running. They are Daniel Ortega (the current President of Nicaragua), Fabio Gadea (a well… Read more
When Voters Have No Rights
By: Daniel Nardini One of the most important contributions of the Motor-Voter law that came into effect back in the 1990’s was to make it easier for people who were… Read more
Choosing a Grocery Store WISELY
By: Daniel Nardini In this particular case, I will name the place my wife and I go shopping. We go to Kroger, which has been our favorite place for close… Read more
When Your Body Functions are not Your Own
By: Daniel Nardini I normally do not talk about my personal life, but I will make one brief mention of a problem I have. About eight years ago, my doctor… Read more
We Should Stop Making Enemies
By: Daniel Nardini Russia, the largest land country in the world, is interestingly enough the 11th largest economy in the world. It is also the 16th largest trading partner of… Read more
Justice and Injustice
By: Daniel Nardini In Montevideo, Uruguay, the Uruguayan State Assembly voted overwhelmingly to scrap the general amnesty put in by those generals who ruled Uruguay as a dictatorship from 1975… Read more
Florida’s Latino Swing Vote
By: Daniel Nardini In a presidential election Florida has always been an important swing vote state. The 2012 presidential election will be no exception. What is becoming more critical is… Read more »