World Informant

America is the greatest country in the world. For far too long, the weakest and most cowardly people in our country have represented us through lies, and the assistance of the media. Their imaginary lives, various personas, and corruption is coming to an end.

Is new gun control legislation needed? Maybe tighter, more strict laws will prevent horrible crimes like what happened in Las Vegas...politics aside, let's review some facts.

Part 2 in a series meant to honor and remember recipients of the Medal of Honor. This segment covers ten more heroes.

This situation is horrible beyond words. I find it appalling that some choose to use this terrible event as a political opportunity.

Today I will address another major domestic concern, the economy. The economy, despite being neglected and abused for nearly a decade seems to be on the upswing...there are more jobs, which makes it possible for people to get back on the road to independence and enjoy the freedom our country was built upon.

In order to continue improving the economy adequeately, though, people need to remove themselves from their governmental dependencies...our country, and everyone in it will benefit more and have better lifestyles and a whole lot more freedom.

The issue I discuss in this segment is Security. I think 9/11 showed us what complacent enforcement of security offers...along those same lines, even as we've tighten our grip a bit, we have ongoing security problems.

Inside the country there are many existing security threats which need to be addressed and fixed...let the politicians "address" and "re-address" the issues...that is all they are good at nowadays...we have to actually fix the problems, not just talk and debate about them.

Part One is a short series addressing some of what I believe to be America's most important issues.

There are many heroes in American history - many of which are still serving in public service and military positions today. All our veterans and service members are amazing, honorable people promoting the best American values and character. In this series, I want to acknowledge some of the people awarded the military's highest award - the Medal of Honor. 

This is part one in the series.

The loudest voices and not always truthful...the most opinionated people  are not always right...and, those that reach the biggest audiences are not always respectful and honest.

Good leadership and true leaders are able to inspire and motivate. Good leaders own their failures and learn from them...they accept responsibility and accountability and persist despite often unpopular opinions. Good leaders are hard to find, and good leaders don't take power from their positions, they earn authority based on their actions. 

In this program I review some inspiring words from some of history's most notable leaders.