In today’s paper, Gasprom, a Russian oil company, the biggest next to Rosneft, is predicting the cost of oil will be $250 a barrel by the year 2009.  Gasprom is also trying to muscle into the Alaskan Pipe line deal…

I am somewhat  amazed at  the myriad of reasons attributed to high gas prices that I’ve been recently reading about in the Post-Dispatch.  Our government blames commodities specualtors, supply and demand, China, India, the seasons, weather, potential weather, etc., but  they fail to mention the world-wide instability and…

The article “Key Mexican lawmaker rejects strings to U.S. aid” (June stated that Mexican officials feel that any conditions placed on U.S. aid to help combat violence in their country is an infringement on Mexican sovereignty.  What about U.S. sovereignty?

The U.S. Bureau…

The North American Free Trade Agreement has been a boondoggle for the American worker since it was signed into law by President Bill Clinton. Both political parties are neck deep in this boondoggle. Look at the Bush record: $4 trillion…

How are our representatives in congress doing? The people who were going to make the big changes to help the middle class.

Gas prices are up and the Dollar is down. Prices are up and jobs are down. The average…

After reading Mr. Sei’s letter this morning, I have to respond with “Yes, we are responsible.” Why? Because of NAFTA. The United States has flooded the Mexican market with such an abundance of cheap corn that even the Mexican farmers…

The Post Dispatch editorial opinion concerning Pete Rahn’s request for additional 10.6 million to extend sidings along a busy rail corridor misses a very big picture.  It is called infrastructure.  Something that is being touted half way across the world by all…

So we are entering a recession because we overspent for houses and other property.  We are threatened by China’s economy because our extreme spending has built their industrial infrastructure, resulting in huge dollar holdings in Chinese banks.   And the best…