Monthly Archives: July 2010

The United States Intelligence Community: Overstaffed and Overfunded – [A TheBusySignal.com Guest Post]

Posted on July 22, 2010 by Henry T. Casey

The Washington Post recently published its first of several installments investigating “Top Secret America,” a super-secretive cohort of United States intelligence agencies charged with keeping America safe from terrorism. The first installment concerns the “top-secret world the government created in … Continue reading →

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Conversations on Religion and Science

Posted on July 19, 2010 by Henry T. Casey

A few weeks ago, The Huffington Post announced the beginning of a new forum: “Religion and Science: A Contemporary Discussion.”  Coming off a brief sabbatical from writing, due to major shoulder surgery, I have been sitting on some thoughts since … Continue reading →

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Busy, Locally: The MTA's War Against The City of New York

Posted on July 14, 2010 by Henry T. Casey

I don’t think of local news, especially in its televised form, to be worth the attention it receives. Yet now that most of the people who ride the New York City MTA Subway system (especially residents of the outer boroughs) are … Continue reading →

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