I am still not convinced a course is being offered this semester on the "North American Union" at Arizona State University, but clearly one course has, and many more will eventually follow. Here are the links ... [-Powell]
... the real story was the president’s sharp rhetoric towards Iran and Syria. And recent moves by the administration only serve to confirm the likelihood of a wider conflict in the Middle East.
"I just want you to know that, when we talk about war, we're really talking about peace. We want there to be peace. We want people to live in peace all around the world." George W. Bush
In the Military Courts –Martial of Sgt. Kevin Benderman, having filed a
Conscientious Objector application after ten years of honorable service in the
Army including a combat tour in Iraq:
Monday's wire stories tell an interesting collection of fear brought to you by the mainstream media and your government. I am sure it is only a coincidence....[updated with new scare]
The criminal case against Mr. Padilla has its roots in the prosecution of Sheikh Omer Abdel Rahman, the blind Egyptian cleric who was convicted in 1995 of conspiring to blow up the United Nations and other New York landmarks.
For weeks I have been digging for a growing splinter in my mind. Just a couple of days ago I plucked the splinter by reasoning out what is behind many developments behind the news. A pattern was right in front of me that I could recognize.
“My signs were controversial because they were the only ones that told any truth,” he contends. “They spoke a truth that others didn’t want to acknowledge. People believe in supporting the truth.”
As of May, 2008, along with vital records digitization and integration with US DHS (in progress now), and with all of the other federal databases, DHS will begin a cradle to grave Chi-com style dossier on every American citizen.
Relationship experts report that too many couples fail to ask each other critical questions before marrying. Here are a few key ones that couples should consider asking (forwarded to my 4 unmarried children)
Technology exists for good or bad. Government's interest is almost always bad. You need to see this video on an Automated Licnse Plate Recognition system. Good in identifying stolen vehicles, bad in scoring traffic revenue.
Many Americans are unhappy about the war and want a change in policy. But what we are going to get from both parties in Washington is more of the same-- much more-- when it comes to Iraq.
As to whether or not it is true, there surely are people who desperately want it to be true because they are all lining themselves up to make a big profit from it somehow.