May 2, 2008
Ceasefires in Islam: Not Always What They Seem to Be
It seems as though every other day we hear there is another “ceasefire” in the Middle East. This is chiefly because there is so much violent Islamofascist aggression throughout the Middle East but it is also because of something more. Just as there is no exact translation between the Arabic and English languages, we in [...]
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Manipulating - This is What Feminism Looks Like
A new PR campaign to promote feminism reminds me of my children; shove everything under the bed where mom or dad can’t see it, then presto, the room appears clean and tidy.
This same tactic is being used for a promotional video put out by the Feminist Majority. In the video, numerous well-known Hollywood actors, male [...]
April 6, 2008
The Next President Should Heed Cheney’s Warnings About Russia
The Sunday morning news shows — on cable and broadcast television –covered the bitter-sweet farewell between arguably the two most powerful leaders in the world: President George W. Bush and Russia’s Vladimir Putin.
While President Bush may have looked into Putin’s eyes and seen his soul, I’ve had — along with other pundits — the [...]
April 2, 2008
Former WCW Wrestling Champ Faces Life in Prison for Sex Trafficking
Former professional wrestler Harrison Norris Jr., 42, a/k/a “Hardbody Harrison,” was sentenced on Tuesday to life in prison for committing multiple violations of federal sex trafficking and forced labor statutes in connection with a scheme to force women into prostitution. Norris was a champion with the World Championship Wrestling company, which was eventually bought [...]
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Chinese Aid and Abet Persecution of North Koreans Seeking Asylum
Fleeing North Koreans — especially Christians — are finding that the Chinese are no big help in providing asylum from the brutality and state-sanctioned killing in North Korea.
Kim Jong Il’s government wields unrestricted power in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, and his minions continue to run a de factor concentration-camp system that enslaves tens [...]
March 25, 2008
North Korean Christians Suffering Increased Persecution
Christians living in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, or North Korea, have suffered government-sanctioned persecution since the brutal communist regime came to power.
However, according to a recent human rights report, North Korean Christians are experiencing more brutality and violence than at any time in history.
The Christian human-rights group Open Doors, based in [...]
March 17, 2008
Federer: How St. Patrick changed history
Irish missionary gave all credit to God
by Bill Federer
Rome fell Sept. 4, 476.
In the centuries preceding, Rome was overrun with immigrants: Visigoths, Franks, Anglos, Saxons, Ostrogoths, Burgundians, Lombards and Vandals. They first assimilated, many working as servants, but then came so fast they did not learn the Latin language.
Worldwide military conflicts strained the highly trained [...]
March 16, 2008
Tibetans say 80 killed in protests; China continues to crack down
The Central Tibetan Administration, headed by the Dalai Lama, says that at least 80 people have been killed in protests against Chinese rule, despite China’s claim that only 10 people are dead.
“As the Tibet uprising continues, reliable sources have confirmed that at least 80 people were killed on 14th March 2008 in Lhasa,” the website [...]
