Personally, I've been thinking instead of giving aid to countries, we should buy stuff from them. For example, loans they have to pay back, whereas if they sold stuff to us then they wouldn't. Also that would be less money we would have to pay out.

I was reading an article on how the war on terrorism is going. One this is if we mass-produced things the price should go down. For example, a explosive's robot that costs a hundred thousand dollars. If the military ordered a bunch of them, and broke it down into so many per year, the cost would go down. Then it wouldn't matter as much if a robot was lost. An example of this is wal-mart, if you get in with wal-mart it's like winning the lottery.

Another thing, is can't the military triangliate the location of an explosive signal? I mean if they could find the location then that would give them an idea of where the enemy was at. It still wouldn't be perfect, but it would give them a sporting chance.

The last thing I was thinking of is I haven't heard of anything about the government hacking terrorist's websites. I mean I'm sure the terrorists are trying to do it. If the government could hack into a terrorist website and get the names and addresses of the people, it would make tracking them down easier.

Personally, I think if other nations dump our currency, that's fine. It's the oil that pumps up these petty guys anyway. Here's the reason why, if we develop the "green" technologies first, then we will have an advantage. For example, if we had the technology to reduce the emmissions from vehicles, well... wouldn't that give our companies an competitive advantage?

Wouldn't it be better if government would be decentralized? I mean wouldn't it better if congressmen were closer to their home districts? Couldn't congressmen vote electronically? Another thing is that if that was done, they would be less easier to target for terrorists because they wouldn't be in all the same place.

You know I was watching fox business news, and Warren Buffet was on. He was speaking to congress about the death taxes. Now here's my thought, if he doesn't feel he is paying enough, perhaps he should send it a check to the government. I think he's got the right idea though, on giving the bottom 5% a tax credit.

You know I was thinking the talk is for government to put social security money into investment accounts. Here's an idea, why not put the money on government bonds. Solve two problems at once, get a better return on the investment, and solve the financing problem.