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A Modern Lite in the Third World
Americans pride themselves on being the best, that's a fact. From McDonalds, to Coke, to Microsoft, to Hollywood, we have the best of everything. Don't we? Especially in computer technology, Dell, HP/Compaq, Macintosh, we stand tall. Is that right? Is that a fact?

The Dragons
The end of the de Médicis influence and the rise of Illuminism and the founding of America might be pure coincidence. However the date of the founding of Weishaupt's Illuminati does coincide with two world powers quite separated by time. Could he have had access to a time-viewing 'Stone'? May 1, 1776 is the same year the U.S.A. was started and we know Russia celebrated May Day on the first of May as their major national festival even though there is no specified reason for that. The financing of Russia and both sides of all wars has been gone into by Professor Quigley who worked for the Council on Foreign Relations and/or the Tri-Lateral Commission. Many authors are making connections with court documents and lots of great evidence.

Illegal Immigration - No Sign of Slowing Down
The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) estimated that there were 7 million illegal aliens residing in the United States in January 2000. According to INS, 69% of this unauthorized immigrant population was from Mexico. (USINS

Emminent Domain May Hit Close to Home
IN A DAY AND AGE where one voice screaming among thousands can have Christian monuments removed from public buildings and development projects shut down for the benefit of an endangered weed, we have the Supreme Court issuing a ruling in June to set

There Ought to Be a Law
The 'Land of the Free' is teaming with individual rights for citizens. We have the right to say what we want, do what we want, be who we want. Or do we?

Fuel Prices on the Rise
With gasoline prices at the pump climbing strongly into the $2 slot, many people are becoming concerned about how high they may go, and what Congress should do about it, if anything. Petroleum prices effect the pricing of so many other products

Regulatory Hooey Protects Us From Our Own Health
The medical establishment and their regulatory arms, such as the FDA, would like to remove nutritional supplements from the market. They are a threat to pharmaceutical interests and the fact that science proves the benefits of supplements does not matter.

Proven Risk Youth Vs At-Risk & High-Risk Youth
In the fields of juvenile justice policy and programming, there are certain terms that are used to describe target populations. In terms of youth who are prone to illegal and illicit acts, the two terms that are most commonly used are at-risk youth and high-risk youth. The former term is generally associated with youth who come from lower-income, urban, single-mother backgrounds. High-risk youth is a label used to categorize and describe youth who share the following characteristics:

Adolph Hitler
I heartily recommend that people should read The Mind of Adolph Hitler: The Secret Wartime Report to see that Hitler was a Jew living in Vienna where his ancestor of the Rothschild family left his father and all those in his generation a legacy. Here is a little insight derived from the work of Rauchning.

Between Hiroshima Japan 6 August and the NY 11 September!
If the insanity rules in the politcal routes, people should manage to tackle that vehicle!

Are We Serious About Fuel Alternatives?
As you can see from some of our previous articles, government agencies predict about 40 years of petroleum still remains. As usage climbs, the amount of time remaining may shrink even more.

Intelligent Design - Why are the Intelligent So Afraid of It?
Only hours after President Bush announced that he was for teaching "intelligent design" in our schools the flap has begun. Among the many nervous voices is Bill Press a political analyst for MSNBC. In a letter published in the World Net Daily, Friday August 5, 2005, Bill said, I don't know how my TIVO works, but that doesn't mean God made it.

Dafur Emergency: A Challenge To Civilisation
Dafur, the western part of Sudan has become not only a focal point but the turning point that changed the political landscape of Sudan. Dafur, the despised and rejected stone has become a stone of stumbling for the Sudanese regime. Dafur dashed to pieces all the confident calculations of Omar el-Bashir. With the death through a helicopter crash last Monday, of charismatic rebel leader and new Vice President John Garang, all stakeholders must return to the drawing table to re-draw the road map for peace and development.

Jay Hammond - Alaska Governor and Creator of the Permanent Fund
Former Governor of Alaska, Jay Hammond, died at age 83, peacefully at his home in Lake Clark, Alaska. He served Alaska as its Governor from 1974 to 1982, the years during which Alaska built an incredible oil pipeline, banked a large amount of the oil lease revenues, and created a dividend program that every resident of Alaska benefits from yearly.

Policy Separated from Politics
Here is Noam Chomsky making a most important connection. Politics has become something totally absurd. We see Mr. Chomsky makes a good case for something quite the opposite of what people call democracy, being in fact, social engineering by elites.

Are Illegal Mexicans Really Bad for America?
But, I have been thinking and, of course, I have been thinking about America's obsession with shutting down the Mexican-American border. You would wonder why I don't tire of this rhetoric and the reason is simple. America needs the likes of your humble and gracious columnist reminding them to get out of that box of uncritical thinking and untested assumptions.

Does America Get It about Terrorism?
I have to be honest. It is time to come clean. Though the rising cost of health care was indeed the primary reason my wife and I uprooted our lives and left America, it was not the only one. In very close competition was the issue of terrorism.

Political Lobbying & Biblical Aspects of the Mid-East Crisis
This pamphlet is basically being written to express ideas on how to deal with international or domestic political issues, especially where there is a controversy. It will also give you instructions on how to LOBBY on any issue you might be concerned about It further concludes with an article on the Middle-East Crisis.

Poverty in America: Over 35 Million Living Below the Poverty Line
Poverty is a problem in developed nations including America. With over thirty-five million living below the poverty line in America, poverty looms as one of the nation's biggeset problems. Thoughtful responses are needed to end poverty in America.

China: Tibet Standoff
Tibet a land with distict culture and varied traditions is being illegally occupied by China depriving the Tibetans of their freedom and basic rights.

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