Monday, December 21, 2009

Year 2009: The State of The Inhabitants of Planet Earth


Brains and the hearts are frozen.
Capital mantra has risen, and
the rest are fizzled
in media commercial riddle.


Commentary plus wishes a happy holiday to all it's viewers.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

So, What is The News

New York Times Top Story News "American Adviser to Kurds Stands to Reap Oil Profits" published on November 12, 2009. The write up states that Peter W. Galbraith "could earn millions"............

Commentary Plus, in it's minimalist tradition, would like to ask the New York Times a simple question: So what's the news?

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

CNN Post Bias

October 21, 2009

"Americans more familier with Latinos, Poll finds" CNN webpost

Commentary Plus question of the day: Are Latinos not American? The poll demonstrate the bias so does the CNN title.

Monday, September 7, 2009

Obama's Speech To Students


By publishing the speech, and keeping the speech non-partition Obama is making the conservatives wolf cry look foolish and silly, and most importantly Obama is keeping himself politically strong and viable.


A smart and hawkish move Mr. President.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Obamas Visit Grand Canyon


There was a write up about first lady visiting Grand Canyon in shorts. According to the write up some anonymous grumps did not like the first lady in short. The picture was great. In the picture our first lady and the first daughter looked beautiful and naturally glamorous.
Commentary plus is pleased to see America's first family just like rest of Americans who knows how to relax, and have fun.


Commentary plus wishes first family the best of summer, and lots of fun in shorts.

Friday, July 24, 2009

Ms. Maria Haberfeld's Biased and Incomplete Analysis Rush of Judgement on Police

Commentary: Obama's rush to judgment on police by Maria Haberfeld published at CNNPOLITICS.COM July 24, 2009.

Ms. Haberfeld's commentary and analysis left out several points including police officer's no response to question to identify himself and his badge #. According to news information Prof. Gates had asked three times, and police officer ignored the question not once but three times. Commentary Plus is mindful of dangers police officers face when they are called upon to check out possible burglary. However, what is a or the professional response by the officer once the officer knew that the person in the house was a rightful occupant, and there was no burglary. Wouldn't have been a professional response by the officer to say to the rightful house occupant that he was responding to a call for burglary, and now since there is no burglary sorry for any inconvenience, and left?

Commentary Plus would like to hear from Ms. Haberfeld regarding police officer's obligations towards the rightful occupant of a house who was the victim of a false alarm. Do police officers have any civility obligation in their book in such false alarm cases? Do police officer have any obligation to identify themselves and their badge # once asked? How many times police officer can ignore a private citizen question while police officer is in private citizen's house based on a false alarm?

Maria, please respond.

comments are welcomed and appreciated.

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

The Atom Bomb

An article "A Flash of Memory" written by Issey Miyake that was published this morning (July 14,2009) in NYT Op-Ed is inspirational, and full of hope.

Commentary Plus hopes that the humanity that had embraced the ultimate cruelty once might turn and embrace the ultimate peace. Let us wish and hope that this is the calling of our time.

Let Mr. Miyake's life story and his aspiration become a guide post to aspire to rid the planet earth from nuclear weapons, and may President Obama show courage and accept Mr. Miyake's invitation to walk the peace bridge in Hiroshima. President Obama has an opportunity to set a new political ground rule to be followed by everyone to make the planet earth a nuclear weapon free planet.

Commentary plus encourages readers to comment, and express their point of views.