Right on John, A solid 25, probably a 100 more. Keep hammering on the obvious, even if few people in this USA know how to read, or care to even if they can. Todays uninformed boggles the mind. Many don't even know who was the last president, and some don't even know who is the president today, or that there is an election this November? I just don't understand the average American today. It makes me want to cry, (or scream, I don't know which)?

Walter, I completely agree with you as to the major problem. Loss of the family unit and direction from it appear to be foremost among all reports I have read. But try as I might, I cannot come up with any real solutions to this problem? How do you regenerate thought processes that were present prior to the 60's - 70's? Tis a problem, and not solved as easily as by Yul Brynner in the King and I by a Kingly Proclamation.