This article touches well on a broken Congress that can not fix the problems that they have made.

This is just the basics of a better way to work, which has some links to Cooprative Movements popping up around America, that are modeled after the Mondragon Cooperative of the Basque in Northern Spain. Mondragon owns its own bank, like a Credit Union, and has its own Collage which trains its Worker Owners'.

Touches no a subject which is not talked about enough.

The researchers have painstakingly sifted more than 160 scenarios, including in-depth examinations of four. The most optimistic of these predicts that renewables could account for close to 80% of total energy supply by mid-century, thereby cutting greenhouse-gas emissions by around one-third.

This is how it all is going to work out to be a fun life as it should always have been.

Our first reaction was to attack a country that had no connection to the 911 attack. As an occupying force our responsibility was to protect the lives, wealth and well-being of Iraqi citizens and to preserve their heritage and the many good things they enjoyed in life. Instead we did exactly the opposite of that, showing an almost total disregard for their lives, their heritage, their future, or their posterity. In fact we committed great atrocities, including awful war crimes against hundreds of thousands, in fact millions of innocent men, women and children.

The phrase consent of the governed has been turned into a cruel joke. There is no way to vote against the interests of Goldman Sachs. Civil disobedience is the only tool we have left.

It talks about important stuff.

Last week, Federal Chairman Ben Bernanke finally acknowledged that his preferred "solution" for ending Too-Big-To-Fail is likely unworkable. When the financial crisis exploded in 2008, top Fed and Treasury officials insisted that they did not have the legal authority to shut down faltering megabanks, leaving them no choice but to resort to massive bailouts. At a critical hearing last week, many of those same officials acknowledged that in at least one case, policymakers had plenty of authority, and actually went to extreme lengths to sidestep it in order to provide a bailout. Even Bernanke now seems to believe that we can expect the same insanity when the next crisis hits.

Its a very well informed story from a Doctor who knows how to fix this broken Health Care system.

Eileen nails it on the head of what is wrong in this Union

This Lady covers all that war is good for here. Which war is good for nothing.

Fixing the Federal Reserve can not be talked enough about until it is fixed.