Drinking and driving is a 51 Billion Dollars industry and the cost is rising daily! Most people want to invest in a company that has that much money in its coffers. Normally owning a piece of a 51 billion dollar industry would be a real coo that would inspire most investment guru’s with excitement for the future right? But this is not an industry anyone should invest in. This industry takes away any hope for the future. Any promise of potential greatness is dashed to the ground, becoming ashes and dust when people continue to invest in this business.

For years, drivers have been warned about the cost of this industry, not just to others, but to themselves. But people aren’t listening. Drivers are still investing in this deadly cocktail mix of a stock – some one share at a time, others in large quantities. Each time they invest even one dollar into this corporation, they participate in destroying their own lives as well as the dreams and aspirations of others. Family and friends are even forced into the role of unwitting participants.

Even though the many governments have stood up and said they won’t stand for it any longer, as well as various groups around the globe, making it harder for people to invest in this corporation. Still people chose to disregard the signs that will lead to their own demise. They continue their dangerous path of destruction. Why? Why do well educated human beings choose a pathway that is known to cause heartache and utter despair in order to be part of 51 billion dollar industry?

How much would you say that your life is worth? What about your father’s or mother’s life? Your friend’s life? How much is life worth to you?

Black Friday is usually a festive and fun time when consumers can garner valuable gifts for less than half the price. It is a wonderful day for Bargain Hunters. However, what the media is calling, “The Crush of Humanity,” on Black Friday was not an act of humanity, but an act of murder.

A new era of hope will be ushered in as we watch the next President of the United States, Barack Obama, be sworn into office on January 20, 2009.

As the economy plunges into depths that have not been seen since the Great Depression, our new President has a lot to shoulder in his first days of office.