Tonight, we light a candle for those who are suffering. Jews who have had family and friends killed by terrorist attacks, and even muslim women who submit to their murderous husbands who have killed their own daughters in what is known as “Honor Killings”, something that is not highlighted by the mainstream media or... »
Archive for December, 2005
SENATOR HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON OPPOSES SPYING-ONLY IF IT’S AN ENEMY OF THE UNITED STATES THOUGH!
The Senator from New York, Hillary “Hitlary” Rodham Clinton has climbed up on her high horse to condemn the President yet once again on his eavesdropping in on calls from suspected terrorists to overseas locations. I would like to know where she gets off condemning ANYONE for this. She must have a short term memory... »
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THE ORIGIN OF MODERN EUROPEANS Physical anthropology is not my field at all but I have a slight interest in the genetic origins of the British population from which I personally am descended so I do occasionally note studies that attempt to enlighten us about that. I have however given up taking notice of... »
Liberty Letters Quote of the Day, Norman Liebmann
From funny man and personal friend, Norm Liebmann: “If the Republicans are a pro-life party they show no signs of life in the Senate.” Liberty Letters Homepage Steve Farrell’s latest at NewsMax.com »
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THE ORIGIN OF MODERN EUROPEANS Physical anthropology is not my field at all but I have a slight interest in the genetic origins of the British population from which I personally am descended so I do occasionally note studies that attempt to enlighten us about that. I have however given up taking notice of... »
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Government Opens “Leaks†Investigation – ( I have a Possible Lead ) I see by the TV the government is finally opening an investigation as to who has been leaking highly confidential information to the Media –(and thereby to any interested party –friend or foe in the entire world.) I ran an informal inquiry of... »
FBI and Justice Department Finally Investigate a Real Leak
by Jim Kouri, CPP The US Department of Justice has directed the Federal Bureau of Investigation to conduct an in-depth investigation in order to determine who disclosed a secret National Security Agency intelligence operation to a reporter from the New York Times. “We are opening an investigation into the unauthorized disclosure of classified materials related to... »
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Co-ed packs condoms filled with flour in luggage as prank, gets arrested for suspected drugs, and is now suing »
Best hope lies in private or home schools, says Cal Thomas
Cal Thomas writes: The decision by U.S. District Judge John E. Jones III to bar the teaching of “intelligent design” in the Dover public school district on grounds it is a thinly veiled effort to introduce a religious view of the world’s origins is welcome for at least two reasons. First, it exposes the sham attempt... »
America’s Parents: Where is Your Outrage? by Devy Kidd
Is it time to withdraw financial support from our schools until they clean up the curriculum? Devy Kidd thinks so. She writes today: It’s no secret that America’s education system became a tool of the Marxist agenda more than seventy years ago. Most parents in this country have no clue about the underpinnings of how... »
Half of ‘No child left behind’ Texas students need remedial training in college, Jamie Story
Approximately half of all students in Texas’ state universities and colleges need remedial classes. Meanwhile, 30-percent of entry-level job applicants do not meet eighth-grade skill levels on a competency test administered by Texas Instruments, according to a company vice president. Particularly in math and the sciences, Texas’ school children are lagging behind. Texas Public Policy... »
New York City’s Big Donors Find New Cause: Public Schools
New York City has found a new way to raise millions – $311 million that is – for public education this year. The approach: private fundraisers soliciting major donations to supplement public taxes. The upside of such an approach? The New York Times responds: “In the context of the system’s regular budget of about... »
Circuit Judge runs interference on S.C. schools
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Despite the lack of proof that pre-school programs like Head Start really make a long term difference, a judge ruled the STATE’S system of funding poor schools unconstitutional Thursday, saying it fails to provide adequate education by not offering early childhood programs. Circuit Judge Thomas W. Cooper said the state’s previous spending... »
A Flood of Folly, by Tim Kern
Economic ignorance rises to the top: that seems to be one explanation for FEMA’s continued support of building in flood-prone areas, and Congressional demands for FEMA to do even more of the same. A Washington Post story (Oct 11, 2005 ) by Gilbert Gaul noted, “The pattern of federal flood payments on Dauphin Island... »
More proof the Democrats in D.C. are out of the mainstream
This Gallup poll(via Sean) finds George Bush to be the most admired American man. Bush even polled well with Democrats. President George W. Bush is the clear choice as the most admired man in Gallup’s annual poll on this topic, while New York Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton edges out talk-show host Oprah Winfrey and... »
New Year’s resolution madness
I’ve never met anybody who has actually kept a New Years resolution. Oh sure, some people can keep a resolution for even up to a few days. Quitting smoking, stop drinking, better diet, make some more money, stop calling the neighbors kid fat, stop yelling at the video clerk because they’re out of the last... »
Um, okay
Gee, Israel just can’t do anything right. If they entered Gaza to go after the terrorists firing rockets into Israel, they’d surely be raked over the coals by the media. And, if they do something like this, in an attempt to stop the rocket attacks in a relatively nonviolent way, they get raked over... »
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