The Guardian Express; raising hope and optimism in the places where people live
The Guardian Express was fashioned to not only report news and information, but also to provide a platform for all those who feel marginalized and downtrodden. I spent 10 years working on a BA, MA and PhD before I saw any real fruit from my labor, but I gained in knowledge and experience. Thus, what [...]
Harvard professor sorry (or, how did we get out of this infinite loop of mea culpas?)
Happy Cinco de Mayo! To celebrate, I’ll start by just getting some less-than-happy thoughts off the brain. THIS JUST IN courtesy of the LA TIMES: Another Harvard professor is apologizing. Again. For saying something that some over-sensitive peanut gallery witnesses decided to take offense over. Again. Wait, is this supposed to be news? Let’s get [...]
UCLA: ‘Husain v. Springer’ – Really a First Amendment Issue?
Over at his blog The Volokh Conspiracy, UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh asks: Does your right to urge result X really include the right to prevent the government from making result X impossible (even when the government is retaliating against your speech)? Volokh argues that the state may, without running afoul of the First Amendment, [...]
Consumption Makes Hydrogen Fuel-cell Stations Potential Infrastructure Program
Consumption, which is the very root of supply and demand, fuel an economy. It is capitalism, they say, or they once said. Building Hydrogen Fuel- cell Stations would require cooperation between governments and big business. In Ontario it would cost Ten Billion Dollars, including an upgrade of the electrical grid system. Imagine the United States [...]
Boston terrorist attack – Deja vu of 9/11, as Tamerlan Tsarnaev was cleared by U.S. government
As our hearts go out to Boston and all the Victims of the latest terrorist attack, It is time to start asking questions and demanding the answers. With half of the 1.3 million Chechen people said to have fled from Chechnya to become refugees in neighbouring regions, many refusing to go back,The F.B.I. Did not [...]
Abortion Rights Under Attack
Try to Imagine you are having a baby and the Doctor who does the delivery kills your baby right in front of you. This would be tragedy to witness the murder of your baby. Then the Doctor leaves to commit 20 murders and the media yawns. Too bad the kids couldn’t have been in a [...]
Gay Marriage Bill, David Cameron’s Ploy to Catch Votes
It would seem the more David Cameron and Nick Clegg’s government tries to reform the system the more trouble they are getting into. Most recently, we have had the Gay Marriage Bill. David Cameron was quick to seize the opportunity to make himself look modern and in touch with popular feeling, by backing this Bill [...]
Animal Cruelty for Profits is More Pervasive Than Imagined
“The Greatness of a nation, and its moral progress, can be judged by the manner in which its animals are treated.” Mahatma Gandhi. Above is my wife’s favorite quote, and definitely one of mine. Anyone who has had the misfortune to see how animals are treated on corporate farms, would never eat meat of any [...]
Jada Pinkett-Smith has had enough with the media
Jada Pinkett-Smith has had enough with the media Jada Pinkett-Smith is no stranger to voicing her opinion and letting people know how she feels. From rumors to her and husband Will Smith getting a divorce to the media attacking her children, teen stars Jaden Smith and Willow. Now, Mrs. Pinkett-Smith is fired up about the [...]
HIV Virus Rates Increase In Navajo Populations: The Not So Apparent Cause? – Guardian Express | Premium News Updates: 
Marco Rubio Begins 2016 Campaign at CPAC
Sticking to Republican “ideas” that lost them the 2012 Presidential election, Marco Rubio began his campaign for the Republican Nomination in 2016. CPAC, the “Conservative Political Action Conference”, greeted Rubio with a hero’s welcome as he took the stage. Just another Republican, who represents himself as a Latino, uttered the same old dribble about taxes, [...]
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