Nationsmith writer K. David reminisces on where he was on that fateful day. It was on September 11, 2001 four jetliners were high-jacked into becoming improvised weapons of terror. Of the four, three successfully made […]
Author: Kent David Du
Graduate Student of Homeland Security Studies at San Diego State University.
American Gerontocracy
By K. David Du Nationsmith writer K. David Du analyzes interesting age trends amongst the world’s political elites and their countries’ population median and the sharper differences between the emerging world and the industrialized one. […]
Not Just the Day You Consume One Pound of Sugar for Free
By K. David Du Great news fellow readers, Today’s July 11th, 2012 and that means you can go your to your local 7/11 and consume enough high fructose corn syrup (or sugar in select locales) […]
The Funeral Dirge of the BlackBerry
By K. David Du Nationsmith.com writer Kent Du mourns the passing of an old friend, his BlackBerry. Here’s the story: you’re partying with your friends and your cellular phone rings that catchy ringtone from a […]
Healthcare Ruling Rocks America’s Political Establishment
By Kent David Du After the U.S. Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision, upheld the individual mandate, figures from both the left and right of the American political system reacted to the controversial law’s constitutional […]
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