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Gregory on History
January 26, 20150Comments

What Next? And Next? (i): A shorthand history of Modern America at war. After Vietnam, the Imperial Presidency continues to expand. Part VII, the end of the series.

President Johnson and other presidents, who had taken the country into seemingly endless wars, had often lied to the American people. It was the people who paid for these wars
by Gregory Bresiger
Personal Finance
January 22, 20150Comments

The Quiet Crisis in America, Part 2: A lack of savings makes the last years a miserable time for many.

The lack of retirement saving, an over reliance on old-age government welfare programs such as Social Security, is creating a crisis for millions of Americans in their 50s and 60s.
by Gregory Bresiger
Personal Finance
January 18, 20151Comments

The Quiet Crisis in America, Part I: A lack of savings makes the last years a miserable time for many.

“Old age is a shipwreck,” Charles De Gaulle, president of France and creator of the Fifth Republic in 1958 Millions of Americans are having or will be having a terrible retirement.
by Gregory Bresiger
Gregory on History
January 9, 20151Comments

Je suis Charlie: The spirit of liberty is under attack. Will it survive?

“If there is any principle of the Constitution that more imperatively calls for attachment than any other, it is the principle of free thought—not free thought for those who agree
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Gregory on History
January 7, 20150Comments

What Next? And Next?: A shorthand history of Modern America at War. America and Vietnam, 1940-1975. Part VI

In what was America’s longest and perhaps its most debated war, America sleep walked into war in Southeast Asia in the early 1960s. It fought a regime headed by a
by Gregory Bresiger
Personal Finance
January 3, 20150Comments

How to Make a Million—-Get A System and Get Lazy.

You want a million dollars because you believe it will give you financial independence. You have nothing so it seems an impossible goal. Not necessarily. It can be done but it takes
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