Is China Going Green…Or Just Going Under?
China likes to make noise that they are adopting “Green” standards that will take the target off their backs from environmental groups who see China as the world’s leading polluter. Just recently they announced they are closing down 2,000 steel mills and other industrial sites that are polluting the skies. Green initiative or propaganda? You choose. The latest report out of China, as detailed in news reports, is that during the... Read More
Neal Asbury speaking at the Global Summit II on November 9th 2010
The Global Summit II is entitled “Humanity Uniting for a Sustainable Future”. It’s focus is on creating global partnerships and local program support systems to unite powerful grass-roots stakeholders and co-create a sustainable future. The Global Summit is a biannual event, and this year it will be held at the Fort Mason Center in San Francisco, California. Council topics range from ecological and agricultural subjects like Bio-diversity, Climate... Read More
Brookings Institution’s Bill Antholis: Lack of Clarity in Obama Agenda is Holding Up Job Creation
Neal Asbury opened the show by proclaiming: “We want to feel good again about this country. We want our mojo back.” He pointed to the staggering unemployment rate of nearly 30 percent (factoring those on unemployment; those who have stopped looking; and workers holding down “shadow jobs” where they are working part-time or are overqualified, over educated and underpaid for their current job). He likened this unemployment rate to those... Read More
John Negroponte Endorses Conscientious Equity
“Neal Asbury’s work is very important to understanding America’s role in global trade.” – John D. Negroponte “Conscientious Equity is written from the hands-on perspective of an American businessman who has been in the trenches of owning and operating his own business in the Philippines. This is a valuable contribution to our discussion about how to get economies, including our own, going again.”–John D. Negroponte,... Read More
Neal Asbury Featured on “The Daily Show” with Jon Stewart
My objection to the New York City Mosque is not a legal objection. We all know those that wish to build the Mosque are within their legal and constitutional rights. My problem stems from the simple concept of what is right and decent. The proposed Mosque is a couple blocks away from where a terrible and heinous war was begun on our soil. A war we did not invite or wish to fight. It is a war that is still raging. July was the deadliest month for Americans... Read More
United States Not Even in the Top 10
The new issue of Newsweek conducted an international poll that ranked countries in a variety of areas like quality of life, healthcare and economic dynamism. But then they came to education. The United States is not in the Top 10. We are Number 12. This does not bode well for nurturing a new generation of students that can move into the high tech jobs that will maintain this country’s economic power. Finland ranked first, South Korea is second... Read More
Neal Asbury’s Second Live Appearance on Fox & Friends August 24th, 2010
“Fox & Friends” invited American entrepreneur, talk radio host, and author, Neal Asbury to appear for a second time on their Radio Rumble segment. Neal Asbury spoke with Brian Kilmeade during the “Radio Rumble” segment covering the “Key Primary Votes in AK, AZ, and FL. Neal was joined by Thom Hartmann, talk radio host from Oregon and Charles Goyette, talk radio host from Phoenix and best selling author of “The Dollar... Read More
Neal Asbury Speaking at MIT 2010 Leaders in Global Operations Alumni Conference
Neal Asbury will be a speaker at the MIT 2010 Leaders in Global Operations Alumni Conference. Neal Asbury, chief executive of The Legacy Companies will be speaking at the 2010 Leaders in Global Operations Alumni Conference on October 15th 2010. The LGO Alumni Conference is sponsored by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This year’s conference topic is “Operations Leadership in a Global Economy”. The event will be held October... Read More
Florida Congressional Candidate Corey Poitier: “Bailouts are Bad”
Corey B. Poitier, a conservative Republican candidate for the Florida State Senate, District #35, joined Neal. No career politician, Corey is a school teacher and coach, who was born in Miami-Dade County and has lived in South Florida for 35 years. Poitier decided to run for Congress after watching the Florida school system suffer due to waste and the power of teachers unions. He thought there was a better way to run the State. He says that he... Read More
Cato Trade Expert Sallie James: Agricultural Subsidies & Pork Barrel Funds Need to Stop
Neal Asbury opened the show by recounting that the nation’s unemployment rate is above ten percent, with some 15 million Americans looking for work, and millions more that just stopped looking or are underemployed or just working part-time. Taking this into account he estimated that the total unemployment rate is actually closer to 20 percent. With such staggering numbers, Asbury suggested that it’s hard for most of us to grasp the human dimension... Read More
