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Corporate power has grown to own the broadcast media, hugely influence politicians and voters in America while overcoming the independence of the United States so far that it's democracy has become a servo-unit of global corporate interests. Writing contemporary history from an ordinary citizen's point of view is one method of recapturing some of the political fast raving shuffle transforming America into a degraded tool of global corporations and their socialist partners abroad. Independent and nationalistically minded Americans pursuing their self-interest still seek to simultaneously limit immigration from all sources to 300,000 people annually and conserve the environment, moving toward an ecologically based economics cognizant of the first and second laws of thermodynamics. This book is a collection of Gary C. Gibson's blog essays on select social sciences and humanities interdisciplinary interests chosen from 2006 through 2008.