Thomas Williams 
Dependecy 
Denial of Reality

The younger generations have not studied the history of our fragile world and mock the concept of history repeating itself.

We cannot have U.S. energy security without global energy security.

The battle for the Arctic could be described as the new Cold War between our two countries.

We have lost our edge as the worlds strongest economy that would cause other countries to get pneumonia if we caught a cold. Now if we get a cold they send Kleenex.

Our weakness in the United States in one of not being pro-active to terrorist and to threats of wars; we are no longer a country to be feared.

They spend the windfall profits on weapons and the development of weapon that can only lead to irreversible trouble.

We are witnesses to the buildup of a war machine that is designed to destroy the Western world without suffering the nuclear hell they intend to inflict on America.

The government has forced oil dependence on the citizens by restricting the ability to use the ample resources of the U.S.

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The author is a graduate of the University of South Dakota, BA degree in Journalism and was the “Outstanding Journalism Student of the Year;” In 2007 he authored the family saga, Seas of Courage, (ISBN 1-4241-8806-7), and America’s First Flag Officer, (ISBN 978-143-438-6533), Chronicles of a Traveling Aficionado. He has five years in the printing business, editor and publisher of the University of South Dakota Humor magazine, and also has written for various newspapers and other publications. The author has written lengthy travels pieces on trips to Europe, South America and multiple cruises in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans