In the latter half of the Second World War, the “Cold War,” Latin America bore witness to proxy wars, civil wars, and revolutions by the Jeffersonians and the Soviets, who sought to gain influence among the continent’s nations. All notions… Read More ›
Today, I have about three topics which I would like to discuss at some point this week. My goal is to post them throughout the course of the week. Without further ado, allow me to address them. The first post… Read More ›
Yesterday, I did some basic creations of simple diagrams intended for future Blog posts. I am not intending these for anything major like another edition to The Work-Standard, so I thought it would be nice to share them here. Finally,… Read More ›
I have a new post in the works at the moment. It is not an Update post like this one, but an actual post to share the current work I had done on Adobe Photoshop as well as some gaming-related… Read More ›
There were a few new comments on one of the more recent posts on ARPLAN, the one which I referred to as “Pan-Germanic Socialists against Capitalism.” A few technical errors occurred while I was sending my latest comment, so I… Read More ›
The proposed decision to scale back the frequency of posts from five to three per week comes into effect today. Update posts such as this one does not count toward the weekly minimum. Any actual posts or reposts from other… Read More ›
Back in Part I, the Jeffersonian approach to the US Presidency, as it was introduced by Franklin Delano Roosevelt, was discussed in great detail. Aside from the President, Vice President, and the Cabinet, the Executive Branch is further divided into… Read More ›
A decision was made on my part to split my most recent post into two parts. This is of course the one about the current state of the US Presidency, including my discussion of the Executive Office and White House… Read More ›
LONDON, Aug 19 (Reuters) – British households are feeling “a sense of exasperation” about the surging cost of living which has pushed consumer sentiment to its lowest since at least 1974, according to the country’s longest-running survey of household finances…. Read More ›
There is far more to the Executive Branch than the President of the United States and their subordinate Vice President and Cabinet. An entire bureaucracy exists as part of the Executive Branch, and a lot of them do in fact… Read More ›
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