Cecil Rhodes was more than Oxford Scholarships

When we think of Rhodes Scholars immediately our thoughts revert to gifted students traveling to Oxford England and studying in their chosen fields. Only the very best with high IQ's are excepted into this renowned institution known for research scholarships named after the British adventurist, Cecil John Rhodes, who died March 02, 1902. But there … Continue reading Cecil Rhodes was more than Oxford Scholarships

Fidel Castro legacy will be positive

Fidel Castro has done some pretty cruel things since taking power in 1959. He overthrew strongman Fulgencio Batista and installed a communist system that employed torture, executions and imprisonment, instead of religious and democratic freedoms. Individual Cubans were denied land ownership, minerals and other resources that followed in exchange for food, housing and education. It was not … Continue reading Fidel Castro legacy will be positive

Blame White Women for Hilary’s Defeat

Never in my wildest dreams did I envision Donald Trump as president of the United States of America. The controversial New York businessman with questionable business practices insulted his GOP pretenders into submission during the primary, and ditto Hilary in  general election. "Crooked Hilary" became a rallying call for a silent cache of  voters who became unhinged with … Continue reading Blame White Women for Hilary’s Defeat

Donna Brazile Reportedly leaked CNN Debate questions to Hilary: Surprised?

Few Surprises in American Politics.  Donna Brazile the ultimate Democratic insider was fired by CNN recently for passing on questions to the Clinton Campaign prior to a debate against Bernie Sanders. According to an article in Washington Post.com by blogger Erik Wemple, the president of CNN Worldwide Jeff Zucker was critical of her for the … Continue reading Donna Brazile Reportedly leaked CNN Debate questions to Hilary: Surprised?

Ethiopia: peace and stability over violence

The loud voices from protestors challenging the authoritarian and undemocratic government in Ethiopia is legitimate, but the violent attacks on factories, farms and other businesses are a negative hit on foreign direct investments needed to continue Ethiopia's impressive record of economic growth. Protestors, mainly from the two largest groups; the Oromo and Amhara are upset with a government run mainly … Continue reading Ethiopia: peace and stability over violence

Death toll reaches 8 in Houston floods

The number of deaths from Houston area floods reached 8 with the drowning of an Austin County woman who drove her vehicle into high water after leaving work, according to click 2  Houston. The floods started Sunday night and continued on Monday bringing twenty inches of rain in some areas of the city. Communities that straddles Cypress Creek were … Continue reading Death toll reaches 8 in Houston floods

Chris Christie has no shame

When Gov. Chris Christie realized his campaign for President was sinking fast he abandon ship and clung to Donald Trump, in hopes of becoming a vice president, or a security guard for the Trumpster. Right before bailing he inflicted an effective body blow to Marco Rubio, accusing him of being overly scripted in his criticism of Barack Obama and others, and not showing up for votes in … Continue reading Chris Christie has no shame