• "Source of Material Civilization" (TechCentralStation.com Enviro-Sci section, 1 October 2002)

We similarly thought Kyoto dead in early 2001. Like a vampire in a bad late-night movie, however, it keeps returning to life because the masses'  scientific illiteracy renders them susceptible to manipulation by today's high priests and cult leaders.

For example, California's voters recently allowed their state to back-door implement Kyoto through carbon dioxide regulations. This underscores the need to deprogram the masses belonging to the Greenhouse Gas Reduction cult.

• Malpractice not lone villain in health care (Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader, 20 September 2002)

• Longshoremen's Dispute an unnecessary tragedy (Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader, 12 October 2002)
• The Long and Shoremen of it (Techcentralstation.com)

The shutdown of West Coast docks cost the U.S. economy a billion dollars a day according to some estimates. Like the UPS strike of 1997, the work stoppage idled other businesses and jeopardized the jobs of other American workers.

 But the real tragedy of this conflict is that it involves issues that were addressed and solved very thoroughly - more than ninety years ago.