Author: Judge Michael Boyajian

Everyone agrees immigration reform should be on President Obama’s second term agenda.  Such reform if done correctly could super charge the economy, strengthen the military and add new diverse ideas to the American mindset.

Remember when Republicans were cool?  I do.  I think back fondly to Halloween 1993 a few days before the New York City mayoral election rocking out with Rudy Giuliani, Senator Roy Goodman and hundreds of Young Republicans from around the country to pulsating neo disco music and gyrating transvestite pole dancers at Webster Hall in Manhattan.

Watching CNN late at night makes your realize how correct the New York Times is in reporting that the news network’s ratings are in the toilet as you watch these blasé talking heads blindly regurgitate poisonous Republican claims that the situation with the dissident in China is a humiliation to President Obama.

The time is right for an E.U. style union in Asia.  The sluggish global economy makes it a good time for building economic unions because political leaders are apt to be open minded to possibilities that will improve their economies.

The tide continues to rise worldwide against conservatism.  The swell began last year with the Occupy Wall Street movement and has now been caught up by European voters eager to break the yoke of severe austerity.  Even Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney is tacking to the left saying recently that his fondest memories are of vacationing in Paris, the city of light that is a pariah to those on the right.

We have spoken before of developing a unified world religion or at least one where people can pick and choose aspects of different religions that appeal to themselves in their spiritual quest.  The question is where to start with unification.  What will the first step be?  The answer lies in the Judeo-Christian tradition.  The holiest day for Christians is Easter with attention also being paid to certain days prior to Easter like Good Friday.