After six years, Obama's "investment" in solar, has given us less than 1% of our national demand . . . . . . and, still, he is silent as to his campaign promise to rebuild the nation's power grid.

Solar power costs $39B, yields almost nothing . . . Despite receiving an estimated $39 billion in annual government subsidies over the past five years, the solar energy industry accounted for just one half of one percent (0.5%) of all the electricity generated in the U.S. during the first 10 months of 2014. CNS News

Editor's notes:  Anyone remember T Bone Pickens?  Back in 2009,  he planned on developing an alternative energy "farm,"  outside of Houston, but,  was forced to abandon the effort after realizing the cost would never be recovered.   Solar and wind farms are a "black hole" for the government,  as well.  Our energy solution does not involve either wind or solar to any degree beyond a 15% supply on a national scale.  

The real question,  is this:  where do we go from here?  While Obama is destroying the coal industry,  we,  as a nation,  have nothing to take its place,  unless or until we turn coal into a clean product.  Obama refuses to wait until we are ready,  and in that decision,  is as retarded as to energy solutions,  as he is in his "battle" against terror.  A know-nothing,  on both counts.  But ,  hey,  he graduated from Harvard.  

The world gives capitalism the bony finger but what is the alternative? Castronomics? Chavezonomics? Commonomics?

This piece of "art" is on display in a plaza in Milan, Italy.

We posted it as an opening volley from this blog as concerns those who oppose "capitalism," dare we say, "hates" capitalism.

Much of the world and all of the Democrat leadership despises this thing we call "capitalism," yet, most use capitalistic principles to gain wealth. As time permits, we intend to develop a theme that discusses the reasons for the displeasure with the only free avenue available for giving the common man the opportunity to "get ahead" in a world of financial regulations and stiff competition.

Virtually all of our Congressional Marxist, anti-capitalist, leadership are millionaires, themselves. Obama, who is openingly opposed to the profit incentive that creates jobs, raked in 5.5 million dollars just last year, alone.

Our questions include these: if not capitalism, what? Have alternative systems proven viable as economic processes in other political environments? They say that "top down" does not work; how is it that "bottom up" solves the problems caused by "trickle down" economics? Outside of greed, what are the problematic issues related to capitalism? As capitalism's evil twin, in what society has Keynesian economics worked and why ?