Author Archives: Armando Diana

It’s funny how the same media that trumpets Global Warming as Armageddon belittles Ebola as an epidemic. The talking point of the White House is the risk of an Ebola outbreak in the United States is beyond remote. This narrative … Continue reading →

Pretending there is honor within politicians is like believing there is honor among thieves. The mid-term elections is right around the corner so we will be treated to hysterical pundits screaming about Republicans trying to suppress the minority vote by … Continue reading →

How long does it take to investigate whether your employee insulted a decorated Army Ranger? Apparently, US Airways needs a lot of time. If you have not heard the story here is a brief synopsis. On October 9, First Sergeant … Continue reading →

What started as a debate between whitewashing a boys-being-boys moment has escalated into something far more serious that should change the way people view youth sports. Sayreville is a blue-collar town in New Jersey that treats high school football as … Continue reading →

I suggest if we let the children fail, they will find their way out of the labyrinth of their doubts. Continue reading →

I once worked with an African American man who swore that only white people can be racists.  His reasoning was white people had the power to keep minorities down and that is what allows them to be racist. This makes … Continue reading →

I think the play Les Miserable is an allegory for illegal immigration. Think about it.  Valjean is the hero and portrayed as an honorable man who was incarcerated by a vindictive society for stealing a piece of bread.  The poor … Continue reading →

What people do in the privacy of their own home is their business and they have a right to expect a certain amount of privacy. However, if you do not want to get “caught” doing anything that can be considered … Continue reading →

When was the last time you saw a dog or cat strutting down the street showing off a tattoo on one of its four legs?  Yeah, me neither. Thankfully three Democrats in Hudson County, NJ want to make sure New … Continue reading →

You pass a homeless man on the street in New York City who asks you for some spare change.  Your heart bleeds for the man but before you put your hand in your pocket the inevitable thought races through your … Continue reading →