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  • Ebook Of The Living & Thinking For The 25th Century
    By: Steven Shaw | - Have you heard that the end is near? Some think in 2012 a magnetic pole shift is possible with the near extinction of the earth wide human population by a super Tsunami ocean wave that would wash over the majority of all populated land areas. Adding further impetus to the projected fatal outcomes are the ever increasing fears of violent crimes, nuclear war, weather wars, biological war, global pandemics and food shortages with crop destruction and the ever genetic engineering of plants and ani ...
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  • Dinesh D'souza, The New Atheism, And Constantinian Christianity
    By: Aaron Taylor | - Last week at the Innovative Evangelism Conference I got a chance to hear Dinesh D'Souza speak to a standing room only crowd. Many in the crowd were fellow evangelists, but there were a few seekers and skeptics present as well. Dinesh D'Souza is a renowned Christian apologist known for taking on the proponents of the New Atheism (people like Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens). He's also one of America's most influential conservative thinkers.

    Dinesh's arguments from science an ...

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  • Serial Killers Son Of Sam
    By: Terry S Vostor | - Fame. Why do some pursue it to the gates of insanity. Take the Son of Sam serial killer baby-faced David Berkowitz as an example in point.

    Interestingly Mr. Berkowitz's eventual capture was pure happenstance. He was arrested for a string of arson events not for the murders , which he eventually admitted to. Can you believe that the police actually believed David Berkowitz's explanation for his apparent crimes - that a dog from outer space "told him to do it".

    The cri ...

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  • The Freezing Cold War Years
    By: Sanjay Verma | - The Cold War is a state of relationship between the USSR and its surrounding regions, and the Western World led by the United States over a period ranging from 1945 to 1991. The Cold War according to Christopher Freville expressed itself in military tension, conflict in political ideologies and economic competition between the two sides.

    Bernard Baruch is attributed with first using the term Cold War. He was a presidential advisor and US financier. In a speech delivered on April 16 ...

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  • Clinton, Gore And Gen. Clark Committed War Crimes
    By: William Dorich | - A World conflict, especially one in which President Clinton took us to war in the Balkans without an Act of Congress, a vote at the United Nations, in violation of the UN Charter and resolution #1244, a violation of the NATO Treaty, and the Helsinki Final Act is finally being exposed to the naive American public.

    For the first time in this country the media became a Partisan Press that participated in ugly deceptions, cover ups, fabrications, deliberate lies and omission journalis ...

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  • War - What Is It Good For? - Absolutely Everything
    By: Howard Jacobs | - Of course war is horrible. People say that war is to be avoided at all costs and it should always be a last resort. All other options must be completely exhausted before a country should consider sending troops (people) to fight and kill. War as an absolute last resort seems to make perfect sense.

    Unfortunately, the idea of 'war as a last resort' assumes that there are two reasonable groups or countries who can resolve differences. It assumes that all differences can be ironed o ...

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  • Top 3 Liberal Bumper Stickers
    By: Amy Wells | - Since Obama took the campaign trail to win over the White House and the nation, liberal bumper stickers are appearing everywhere. For those interested in proudly displaying their left-leaning beliefs to encourage and motivate the rest of the world, it can be quite confusing to decide which of these bumper stickers should get the limited space on the rear of their vehicle.

    While everyone has to make their own choice among the many liberal bumper stickers currently being sold, the fol ...

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  • Can We Heal The World With Love?
    By: Elsabe Smit | - Hello lovely people

    Justice or mercy? The more emotional the issue, the more divided the opinions. Should we insist on justice, knowing that justice always have consequences? Should we show mercy and always try and understand the other side of the coin? Or should public opinion be the determining factor?

    In the past weeks a number of these emotional issues have been in the headlines.

    In May Burma's military regime jailed and charged the pro-democracy op ...

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  • The Neocolonial Fabrication Of Iraq A Country Without Justice
    By: Dj Stan | - A recently published Report by the leading humanitarian NGO Human Rights Watch makes state of the dramatic situation that prevails in the judiciary system of the neocolonial fabrication of post-war Iraq. The Report sheds light on an impossible situation ensued from the calamitous mismanagement of the country by the biased US administration; that's why I will republish the Report in a series of articles. In the present article, I republish the Introduction, the Table of Contents, the Summary, and ...
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  • We Won The War, Time To Get Our People Home Revisited
    By: sariya shaikh | - I heard John McCain say that if he was elected president he felt the war in Iraq could be won by the time his first term ended. He also made the claim that most of our troops would be out of Iraq by then. This from the man who not too long ago crowed that he felt fine about keeping our troops in Iraq for a hundred years. This from a man who was heard singing about bombing Iran. Now we're supposed to believe that Mr. McCain has had a change of heart? I believe that John McCain has shown his suppo ...
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  • Police & The Mainstream Media, Governments Most Obedient Pets
    By: pkb12 | - I grew up in the sixties. Yeah, I was just a little kid, but I remember quite a bit of what was going on. I guess I have a pretty good memory. I watched a war in Vietnam on television. I watched protesters take to the streets. I saw a lot of violence on the evening news. Back then, the reporters got their feet dirty. They got down into the trenches and filmed for us, at great personal risk, footage of police bashing and breaking peaceful protesters, and then footage of those once peaceful protes ...
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  • Police & The Mainstream Media, Governments Most Obedient Pets
    By: pkb12 | - I grew up in the sixties. Yeah, I was just a little kid, but I remember quite a bit of what was going on. I guess I have a pretty good memory. I watched a war in Vietnam on television. I watched protesters take to the streets. I saw a lot of violence on the evening news. Back then, the reporters got their feet dirty. They got down into the trenches and filmed for us, at great personal risk, footage of police bashing and breaking peaceful protesters, and then footage of those once peaceful protes ...
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  • 7 Ways On How To Prevent An Email Theft
    By: Romel Whiteside | - 1."Gone Phishing?" Do not give your life away!
    If you are not aware of what "phishing" is, the name should give you a hint. Except the "phish" that ends up taking the bait has to spend countless hours restoring their identity. The more bait they email out, the better their chances. It's a numbers game. The more people they spam, the better their chances are for collecting personal and credit card information. This is especially true with the eBay community.

    2.Protect yo ...

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  • Downloading Of Bollywood Video Songs
    By: Aas Roberthargraves | - The film reviews are listed after this short discussion on movie downloads, and other file downloads. Searching the web with phrases like "Download New Movie", or "Download DVD Movie" will get you interesting results. Every different search will provide new sites. Try "Buy Movie Downloads" and see what happens.

    High Crimes: Lawyer Claire Kubik has just been told that her husband is not who she thinks he is. Tom Kubik is really Ron Chapman, and he is on trial in the military justice ...

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  • History Of Locksmiths
    By: Matt Griffin | - Much of the history of locksmith services can be traced back to the existence of blacksmithing in the middle ages. Blacksmiths were labourers who worked by hand with metal and steel, most often creating weapons and armours for soldiers and horses and horseshoes for their horses. As the years progressed, the need for someone to shape simple metal locks and keys became inevitable. Higher crime rates were a major factor in the invention of locks people needed a device to secure their homes and th ...
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  • International Law
    By: Abdul Saeed | - The international aspects of this legislation is seen as much of the legal profession throughout the world are the laws that govern the relations of peoples with one another and to the control of individualism and freedom of democracy, as well as other states. International laws governing the mechanisms considered in the current scenario in which the responsibility of the nations in the most inhuman crimes, carried out by them are brought to justice. In the various books that talk about "the Sta ...
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  • Cambodia, Laos Removed From U.s. Trade Blacklist
    By: Dezan Shira & Associates | - The United States removed the Southeast Asia nations of Laos and Cambodia from a trade blacklist, opening the door for U.S. loans to companies doing business in the two countries.

    U.S. President Barack Obama said that Laos and Cambodia had ceased to be a Marxist-Leninist country, a designation that prevented financial support by the U.S. Export-Import bank.

    The United States now forbids U.S.-backed loans in only six countries Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea ...

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  • Our Food Supply Is Controlled By Companies Like Monsanto And Codex
    By: Andy Truthman | - The food supply as we know it is in danger of extinction if Monsanto and the Codex Alimentarius continue to control our food source.

    Mark 2011 on your calendar as this is the year Codex Alimentarius plans will be implemented fully.

    When most people find out about the Codex Alimentarius they think that it's just a big joke and that it isn't real, when nothing could be further from the truth.

    Only low potency seeds will be available which do nothing fo ...

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  • The Reader Review
    By: jjasjones32 | - A passionate affair amidst a backdrop of post-WWII Germany that ends mysteriously and law student Michael Berg is surprised to find his ex Hannah Schmitz defending war-crime convicts in trial. So law goes against morality and complex themes begin occupying the heart of this chilling narrative of a young mans first sexual encounter.

    Traversing into the uncomfortable territory of harrowing war crimes shows glimpses from the writings of Bernhard Schlink. An impetus borne out ...

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  • Fighting Wars Over Oil?
    By: Markis Gardner | - Fighting wars over Oil?
    Did we really only help Kuwait because of oil? Do we really fight in wars over oil? What will happen with humanity if and when we are ever free from our dependence on oil? Will we let countless millions die and say - It is not our concern?
    Another Persons War
    While were all focused on Bush and his mad drive for Middle Eastern oil, a character with just as much imperial desire is pushing to secure their own oil supply. Venezuela is on ...

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  • War On Drugs
    By: Markis Gardner | - War on Drugs
    If we are really winning the war on drugs, then why does it continue to grow? It seems we hear about so much drugs being found yet even more is still being distributed. Are we really getting the big drug places in Columbia and other countries or are we being given token factories to make it look like we are making a difference?
    Drugs? Health? Money? Life!
    Drugs are very harmful for people who eat it. If people trying to taste them, you will be found of them.< ...

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  • World Hunger, Are We Doing Enough?
    By: Markis Gardner | - World Hunger, are we doing enough?
    Are we doing enough to end world hunger? Should we end it at all? When animals outnumber the food supply nature causes some to die of hunger. By preventing world hunger are we causing more problems down the line? If we should stop world hunger are we doing enough? Are some of these charities taking too much of the pie before the food and money gets to the poor?
    Why are we waiting?
    They once called it the grain basket of Africa, now it ...

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  • Stop Animals Hunting
    By: Markis Gardner | - Animals Hunts
    Cats, dogs, pigs, birds and even sheep are all humans friends. We are fair on the earth; we dont have the right to kill anything that i think so.
    The unnecessary hunting of animals is harmful to the environment from which they come. If an animal becomes rare or endangered in an area, then any other animals or plants in that environment are also affected, due to the disruption of the food chain. For instance, if a major prey animal dies out, then all it ...

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  • Do We Really Need To Have Animal Testing?
    By: Markis Gardner | - Do we really need to have animal testing?
    Is it really necessary that we have animal testing to make our lives better? When do we say no? Is there a difference between testing on mice and testing on dogs or monkeys? Cant we live happily without these tests?
    Is it Ever Acceptable?
    Animal testing is always a touchy subject. I generally find myself on the wrong end of both sides of the argument as I disagree with animal testing on what I consider non-vital ex ...

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  • Can Chocolate Lovers And Coffee Drinkers Stop Deforestation?
    By: Markis Gardner | - Can Chocolate lovers and Coffee Drinkers stop Deforestation?
    I hear arguments about Chocolate lovers and Coffee Drinkers needing to stop deforestation because it is the forests, more specifically the rainforests that produce the chocolate we eat and the Coffee that people drink. My question is, it seems that the Chocolate making companies and the Coffee Companies would have more to lose. Why dont they buy up big plantations and help save the rainforests? If the rainforests are ...

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  • About Global Warming
    By: Markis Gardner | - About Global Warming
    Nowadays, global warming are becoming heavier and heavier, many people are the victims of this environmental problem. It is the fact that global warming is going to lead to a rise in human-beings sickness and death. According to a report, owing to the climbing average temperatures, there are at least 20,000 Europeans in August in 2003.Its an astonishing number for every person so that we should do some actions to solve this problem.
    I think the ...

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  • Oil Spills? Come On - Can't That Be A Thing Of The Past?
    By: Markis Gardner | - Oil Spills? Come on - cant that be a thing of the past?
    We now have oil tankers with dual hulls but they dont make all of them have it because too much money. They could have another boat in front dragging lines or something to make sure the tanker behind it wont hit anything, but again too much money. There really is absolutely no reason for an oil spill! Why cant we make these companies use dual hull barges and make them use a second boat to make sure t ...

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  • Whale Hunting? Exactly What Research Are They Doing?
    By: Markis Gardner | - Whale hunting? Exactly what research are they doing?
    Japan has stated they are doing Whale research in killing these poor creatures. Well, what exactly are they researching? What journals have come out of Japan on Whales? What new theories do they have to offer? Why are we kept in the dark?
    Antarctic Paradox: Delicate Balance of the Marine Ecosystem
    During the early 20th century, the blue whale population was nearly decimated due to overhunting. As a result, the near-er ...

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  • Pollution And The Big Business
    By: Markis Gardner | - Indoor Air More Polluted than Outdoor Air
    The battle to control air pollution moved indoors such as homes and businesses. Studies have shown that people are exposed to higher concentrations of air pollution for longer periods of time inside buildings than out-of-doors. Furthermore, evidence indicates that this exposure is contributing to a rapidly increasing incidence of illness, thus costing businesses, taxpayers, and the government billions of dollars in health care costs and lost work ...

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  • Mystery, History And Story Of A Lifetime To Relive And Enjoy - Foyles War Dvd
    By: Lance Thorington | - Not just another story or DVD, this story is above the normal. This story is about man who has to deal with unpredictable limitations in a war situation. This real life story is set around the life of a Detective Chief Superintendent during World War II between Britain and the Germans. Each episode unravels the unbelievable circumstances the British soldiers underwent.

    This DVD collection takes you back in time where the big world fight and Foyle's personal fight meet and unfold. ...

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  • Foyle's War - A Series For Those Who Love A Good Whodunit
    By: Lance Thorington | - Foyle's War is a British detective series that uses England during WWII as a backdrop for the adventures of Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle, played by Michael Kitchen.

    This series was originally aired in Britain on ITV in 19 episodes that ran from 95 to 100 minutes. When commercials were added, it filled a two hour time slot, making each episode a full length feature. Each episode stands alone as a separate film, though some minor elements tie them all together, Foyle's re ...

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  • Churchill Surrenders, Roosevelt Appeases, The Ubermensch Dominate
    By: C. Read | - It is May 10th 1940 and Churchill is Prime Minister of Britain. The BBC, Guardian and other left liberal news outlets publish polls stating that 60 % of Britons believe that the war against fascist Germany cannot be won and that the French are an unworthy ally. The questions used in the poll were inadequate containing ambiguous phraseology but the news outlets dont report this just the summary results. Instead the media focuses on the hardships, the trauma and destruction of war and rec ...
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  • Don't Break Your Mother's Heart
    By: Bob Miller | - Young irreplaceable Americans, getting a good education is a terrific way to serve your countrythere are heroes in every walk of life, not just the military.

    I'm going to share with you a couple of things about our country that I wish were not true, but they are. Guys like John McCain and I are not heroes. The North Vietnamese were no threat to the US; yet we flew into their country and killed people who were not attacking America. I was shot down twice in South Vietnam, but go ...

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  • An Overview Of The Iraq War
    By: Nick Carter | - The controversial war in Iraq started with the US-led invasion in March 2003. The main reason offered for the proposed war was that Iraq has nuclear capabilities and that the war would act as a means of disabling such capabilities thus the war would protect the interests of the US and further afield by disarming them. Countries that were opposed to the war, such as members of the UN security council who did not back plans, suggested that such fears were not correct. Another reason given for ...
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  • California Passes Sb 777 - Here Come The Language Police
    By: Rev Michael Bresciani | - Appearing as a guest on the late night Craig Ferguson show Wednesday October 17, 2007 Vicente Fox former President of Mexico until 2006 was asked how he viewed America. In a Republican-ese right wing kind of reply he said we should return to our values. He added that the rest of the world is still looking to us for the leadership we had given in the past. At this juncture in our national life this notion is little more than syrupy nostalgia, although it was good to hear an outsider saying ...
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  • World Peace: The Misconception And The Truth
    By: Brian Ankner | - There is so much misconception surrounding the idea of establishing World Peace that many people have assumed and accepted without any fact or proof that any kind of World Peace is impossible to achieve.

    It is not written in the bible, ancient scriptures, modern writings, or in any present legal documents that humans must never attempt to achieve peace on earth. When we build self-imposed mental barriers based on unproven assumptions or beliefs, we retard our ability to think and ...

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  • Force As The Only Way For Hitler To Achieve His Goals
    By: Andrew Schwartz | - Hitler took a look at many of the great nation and previous empires and how they captured the land resources which they needed to support their corresponding populations. He looked at how the United States of America went west and applied force against the native Americans (Indian tribes) and took the majority of their lands at force, how Germany during the ruling of both Wilhelm I and Wilhelm II applied force to found the great and powerful German Empire, and how the Romans applied force to ori ...
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  • The City Of The Nazi Party Rallies
    By: Douglas Scott | - The city of Nuremberg has been called everything from The Treasure Chest of the German Empire to the City of the Nazi Party Ralliesand in 1933, Nuremberg was christened The City of the Nazi Party Rallies. To Adolf Hitler, this was a town which had been connected to some of the most significant developments in German history.

    Nuremberg was heavily destroyed and moreover, Nuremberg's status in the Third Reich meant that it was also the scene of the War Crimes Trials.

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  • Where Did My America Go?
    By: M. Solomon | - Have you ever screamed at the television or radio? These days, Americans have plenty to be outraged about... and if you've ever asked yourself the above question, you're definitely not alone. The question is: what are we going to do about it?

    I've noticed a lot of disturbing trends in our country today, and it leads me to believe the United States we know is disappearingand might not survive the next few decades. Consider this:

    The war in Iraq has cost us far ...

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  • Home Business Protection: Helping American's Fight The War On Crime By Educating And Arming You!
    By: Jared Kelley | - We all know that crime is never going to end, and we have a war amongst ourselves everyday. It’s what we do about it is what’s going to make the difference! If we all just go about living our lives day to day criminals are going to keep making innocent people victims of crime.
     
    We also know that law enforcement cannot help us till we have already become a victim. So what is Americans supposed to do? The answer is simple, arm ourselves and fight back. The next ques ...

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  • On The Brink Of A World War
    By: Bruce Schwartz | - Just when you think it can't get any worse, it has gotten worse. Since George W. Bush decided (illegally) to launch a war against a country and its civilians, under the guise of fighting terrorists, the American people have learned one thing: Might makes right. Our children are taught to reason and compromise rather than fight. Now, they are being taught that if you want your way all you have to do is lie, mislead, and fight for it if you must. What a terrible lesson. And how much more violence ...
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  • From Jerusalem To Gaza
    By: eileen fleming | - On November 3, 2006 during the second day of Sabeel's 6th International Conference in Jerusalem Sabeel's Founder and Prophet, Rev. Naim Ateek firmly stated, "Israel will not survive unless it does JUSTICE! The situation is deteriorating and we must frustrate Israel's plans and action because they are not built on JUSTICE! All we are asking for is honoring International Law! Israel is afraid of International Law and this proves something is very wrong with Israel. We want Israel to live in peace ...
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  • Avoid Being A Victim Of Crime When Parking Your Car
    By: Bill Wallmuller | - In our fast paced modern living we probably don't give the practice of parking our cars as much thought as we should. We need to practice some common sense when we park our cars, as we do in other areas of our behavior. Below is a description of some crimes associated with parking cars and some recommendations to follow.

    Theft and Vandalism:

    Wherever possible, provide each dwelling with its own locked garage within the property boundaries. Locked garages outside the ...

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