Comment found here, by Jeffrey G. Nutt, JD on Cubans Take to the Streets published by New York Times, July 15, 2021: Jeffrey G Nutt | Michigan Cuba is at a crossroads. As a Fulbright to Oxford University, I visited then East Berlin in 1986 in the city separated from West Berlin by a wall built by…

By Jeffrey G. Nutt, J.D. 10-Point 10 Year Plan for the Great Lake State of Michigan [Points 5-10 Viable in ALL States, Points 2-4 in Some] Introduction Is the United States a nation of immigrants? Yes and no. Most Americans are not first generation immigrants but tens of millions are. Born to a bi-vocational Panama…

There is an escalating altered state of 13th Amendment slavery, and the legalization of marijuana is not a part of the solution, but a part of the problem. Read the Article. 

Jeffrey G. Nutt authors March 2017 “Visiting Scholars and Fellows May Travel Outside USA” story for Fulbright Great Lakes World; later, the USA list of nations affected by new travel rules omits Iraq. View the article here.

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The video below illustrates the possible reaction of the potential peers of the producer and actor of the video. Watch it and you will see why there is concern… Star Wars Kid YouTube Video Receives Record 900 Million Views…. and a Law Suit Star Wars Kid is a viral video made In 2002 by a…

On Friday, February 21, 2014, I enjoyed the pleasure of attending one of the best Michigan State Bar Social Security Section trainings offered in a long time, offering many practice tips for the more than 100 Social Security Section members in attendance at the Kellogg Center in East Lansing. The skill with which an attorney…

It’s amazing but true that some national long-standing retail businesses are accessing or selling so much of their customer’s personal information that: 1) A national grocery chain now makes more money on the sale of customers’ personal information than on merchandise sold, and a 2) Budget big box retailer re-sells purchase pattern information from customers…