By focusing on comments made by Bill O’Reilly about taxes and the word “socialism,” this article shows how biased media outlets frame certain words to fit their own biased opinions and therefore distort the true meaning of words. It explains why critical thinking and balanced research must be used to get beyond the hypocrisies of the media’s biased opinions. If you like what you read, join us f...

This article examines and explains how the culture of positive thinking is a part of the collective extremes that are leading us into an economic crisis. If you like what you read, join us for more at: http://theinspiringrevolu tionsblog.blog spot.com

This article examines words used by military leaders and how they illustrate how we “objectify” humans, seeing them as objects in our own “game” of life rather than living beings who have equal rights with an equally important set of principles, purposes, and desires and who are equal partners in our collectively global aspirations. If you like what you read, join us for more at: http://theinsp...

This article once again shows the hypocrisies and the lack of critical thinking behind Bill O’Reilly’s opinionated assertions, and it uses O’Reilly as an example for the reader of the importance of listening to our own critiques of other people. If you like what you read, you can join us for more at: http://theinspiringrevolu tionsblog.blog spot.com

This article discusses how Obama’s foreign policy rhetoric illustrates a continuation of the superiority complex that the U.S. has exuded in its international relations. If you like what you read, join us for more at: http://theinspiringrevolu tionsblog.blog spot.com

This article explains how Obama’s international policies, while they seem to be antiwar, may not really change the core mindset and approach behind U.S. foreign policy and therefore may not resolve the cause of our self-sabotaging and destructive military policy. It discusses how the imperialistic tendency is not just a set of military actions, but also a mindset and a fuller set of “strategies...

This article uses the telecom wiretapping case as a foundation for discussing how corporate power is influencing our sense of justice and how the government's defense of corporations is part of a trend that is infringing upon our freedom. If you like what you read, join us for more at: http://theinspiringrevolu tionsblog.blogspot.com

This article explains how the hope that is building in the election can be a danger if we don't realize that a leader is only a symbol and that the hope comes from within us and relates to what we can do as the people of our nation - not from what our leader will do for us. If you like what you read, join us for more at: http://theinspiringrevolu tionsblog.blogspot.com

This article uses a New York Times editorial to discuss how political pundits change the meaning of words to fit their own biased opinions, and it gives readers an example of how to more accurately analyze and understand people's words. If you like what you read, join us for more at: http://theinspiringrevolu tionsblog.blog spot.com

This article critically evaluates the benefits and limits of the stimulus plan and demystifies the deceptive proposition that it will improve our economy in any kind of meaningful and enduring way. If you like what you read, join us for more at: http://theinspiringrevolu tionsblog.blogspot.com