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Global Warming Cover-ups

With so much money spent on Climate study why all the surprising weather? Maybe it wasn't a surprise. ... Full story

Who are the terrorists?

All Terrorists are Muslims…Except the 94% that Aren’t

"A lie can make it half way around the world before the truth has time to put its boots on." Mark Twain ... Full story

INSIDE JOB -- How Wall Street Became A Criminal Enterprise And Took Over Government

"Inside Job" by Charles Ferguson and Winner At Cannes 2010 "How the Financial Industry set out to defraud the ordinary American investor" Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun Times ... Full story

It's not a conspiracy - or is it?

It's easy to accept the history of the Mafia with it's close nit organization and large number of criminals with their sophisticated use of terror and confidence games, all acting as a cohesive unit to protect each other in their criminal activities. But for some reason the idea of the bad guys having won some time ago and the Mafia becoming one and the same with the government and mainstream media is too great a leap. ... Full story

We Are Being De-modernized

Are the United States now being de-modernized as the USSR was de-modernized in the 1990's? How did a former top Housing and Urban Development Secretary in the first Bush administration foretell our present financial crisis with details? ... Full story

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Scott Johnson

Scott Johnson

I was born a poor German child in the suburbs of Milwaukee, Wisconsin on a cold April eve in 1958, on the heels of the greatest event in the history of the state: the hiring of Vincent T. Lombardi to the Green Bay Packers. Hence began my love affair with the game of football and my team in green and gold. Due to my father’s (100%) disability with MS, we moved to sunny San Diego, CA in the summer of 1968 to escape the bitter cold of those Wisconsin winters and its negative effect on my Dad's disease. While in San Diego I found not only my love for beautiful beaches and beautiful girls, but also for the stage. From junior high through college at San Diego State University, I was performing and directing in three to five theatrical productions per year. Between theatre and football I managed to squeeze in distance running as an avocation, competing in numerous 10k races, half marathons and finally the San Diego Marathon. Realizing that the chances of becoming a fabulously rich and famous actor were few and far between, I decided on an advertising career in the newspaper business as my vocation. I began at a weekly publication, then a daily, then the #1 monthly senior publication in the country, Senior World Newsmagazine, where I became their Regional Sales Manager. Looking for a “quality of life” change for our family, my wife I found Sandpoint, Idaho in 1993 and moved here with our son in 1994. I worked for the Daily Bee and then in the car business before finding my niche as Director of Sales and Advertising for Keokee Creative Group in 2001, where I remain today. In the Fall of 2006, Trish found my knowledge of sport, my gift of gab and my theatrical spin on life in the sporting world a match for the River Journal, and I’ve been writing my sports column ever since. Still waiting for that call from Sports Illustrated, though. Of course now that Ric Reilly has retired, maybe there’s a chance…