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551. Kahane was right!
     I hate math but I know math good enough to know Kahane was right when he said Israel's sworn enemies must go and that Israel should finish what the Arabs started: An Exchange of Populations.Some argue: 'Does it not occur to you that Sharon is moving to ensure - as far as possible - that 'Israel' remains within defensible borders?'Does it not occur to such that General Sharon's duty is to REMOVE THE THREAT the treacherous Nazi-Muslims pose to faithful Israeli citizens and their homes and towns …



552. Enemies Among Us By S. D. Harrell
     Robert Davis made a mistake. And a busy intersection in the New Orleans French Quarter in twenty-first century America transformed itself into a street pitted by the hatred of decades ago, where he found himself gazing up at old-south bubbas confidently reconstructing him into a bloody mass of tissue as he writhed in his own blood.The father of Khursheda Sultanova made a mistake and the elitist beasts still roaming the Russian landscape stabbed his 9-year-old daughter to death on an open stree…



553. Bush Victory: A Defeat for the Have-nots?
     The shouting is over and directions for the next four years selected. Judging by past behavior (the best predictor, psychologically, of future behavior), we can look forward to:1. Continued and probably expanded tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans and large Corporations. It is no surprise that the stock market soared on the election news: big business stands to gain greatly by the results. Predictions? A strong effort to curtail product lawsuits, no matter how valid, to protect bottom line pro…



554. Feminism By Andy Carloff
     Feminism is the belief that a person's character cannot be judged on their gender, that we all deserve a right to consideration regardless of physical appearance, that heresy from orthodox is only genius, that kindness and reverence are given and deserved by all, that the most sincere form of affection is not limited to one gender, as intellectual thoughts and meaning and purpose and emotion are not limited based on one's sex oran. Feminism is the belief that the love between two people is le…



555. Mommas, Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Lobbyists By Stephanie Vance
     For many years now, I have been the proud holder of jobs that my parents found very difficult to explain to their friends. Now, when a well-meaning acquaintance asks “what does your daughter do?” they try to explain that I help people understand how to communicate with elected officials. Invariably the response is “What? She teaches people how to lobby? Good heavens, she’s not a lobbyist herself, is she?” Apparently, being a lobbyist is right up there with being a convict, especially thes…



556. We Are Turning a Corner in Foreign Relations, Thanks GW Bush! By Lance Winslow
     Kudos goes out to the George Walker Bush’s Administration and long-term strategy in the world to take the high road in our foreign relations policy. Today we see relief donations coming in from around the world, why? Well because despite what you read in the newspapers about our Middle East efforts, it shows that we, America, is seen as a country with the right attitude and vision. We have helped people and nations around the world and now, in our time of need we see a reciprocal response.Over…



557. Dafur Emergency: A Challenge To Civilisation By Aderemi Ojikutu
     With pain rocking through my whole body today, I cast a bitter glance back at what I called, the 'tragedy of Dafur' and decided to settle accounts with my fellow Africans on this matter.President Omar el-Bashir has twisted history, invented a distortion in African lexicon and rammed it through our throats. Every mention of anything Sudanese these days sounds much more like 'Sadness', and every picture of the attrocious genocide of Dafur seems more like hearing or seeing the destruction wroth b…



558. Rugged Individualism vs Human Nature By Allama Parwez
     "Rugged individualism" is actually a euphemism for Thomas Hobbes' baseless concept of man's natural condition as a war of everyone against everyone else. Even different species of wild animals (each of which has its own group soul, as opposed to humans, which have individual souls) cooperate with one another for their mutual benefit, so Hobbes would have had us believe that mankind is inherently more bestial than the beasts, perhaps explaining the name of the pop "music" group known as the Bea…



559. One More Argument Supporting Globalization By Lance Winslow
     Is globalization estranging us from our human nature? Some believe it is and one point maybe that if we leave those villages alone, they can live out their human endeavor without the niceties of modern civilization. Does this mean that we should leave alone such groups, tribes or cultures, even if they are living with their animals, starving or the children are dying of malaria, typhoid or dysentery? If these groups wish to be left alone we can certainly do that, I suppose, that does not neces…



560. Real Power
     When I was a kid my father would always tell me that I was going to get into a fight with someone that was bigger and badder than me because I allowed people to 'push my buttons.' He always told me that one day I was going to get pushed by the wrong guy. I've always suspected that my father was just 'projecting' his perceived shortcomings on me, his impressionable son but recently the wisdom of his statement has become abundantly clear.My father and I are very much alike because we share a commo…



561. Monetary Flows, Retained Earnings, Over Regulation and Abundant Resources By Lance Winslow
     All countries have specific things that are abundant in the region. Middle East it is oil and sand. We do not need the sand but can use it to make cement. So perhaps we should import sand and oil from there and they can buy cars, computers, and other things from us. By developing trading partners, we can keep peace if of course the Westerner Hatred thing can be educated out of those populations? And perhaps we might do a little sole searching as well to understand our history and cultures of t…



562. Israel's Orange Troops By Maureen Metcalf
     The momentum of the Orange Movement must continue to mobilize in order that there be no further withdrawals from any portion of the Land of Israel. The urgency and energy must be channeled toward ensuring there is no division of Jerusalem, or of the West Bank. The Palestinian Islamic enemy has now stated specifically that Jerusalem and the West Bank will be their next strategic focus as they march toward Israel's demise. Jerusalem must be protected, and no one must be allowed to fragment th…



563. Media Advertising: New Alcohol Advertising Codes - 1 October 2005 By Rosanna Cooper
     Businesses advertising alcohol either in TV or non-broadcast format need to ensure they comply with the new Alcohol Advertising Codes ("Codes"). The Codes for both TV and non-broadcast advertisements have now been published. All alcohol advertisements appearing from 1 October 2005 need to be compliant with the Codes. They include such things as:Marketing communications should be socially responsible and should neither encourage excessive drinking nor suggest that drinking can overcome boredom,…



564. As Oil Prices Rise, So Does Interest in Energy Ventures By Dave Lavinsky
     As the worldwide demand for energy increases, and oil prices rise, many venture capital firms have begun to focus on the alternative energy sector.In fact, in June 2005, Pasadena, CA-based solar company, Energy Innovations, raised $16.5 million in venture capital led by Mohr Davidow Ventures. At around the same time, Nanosolar raised $20 million (also led by Mohr Davidow Ventures), solar startup HelioVolt, based in Austin, TX, secured an $8 million investment from New Enterprise Associates, an…



565. Feeling Squeezed by Political Correctness By Terry Mitchell
     I'm starting to feel squeezed by all the political correctness being imposed on us by both the Left and the Right. Both sides are constantly trying to infringe on our freedoms by telling us what we can and cannot say or do. I'm getting sick and tired of it. Below are just a few examples of what they are trying to impose on us.The Left tells us:(1) Being simply tolerant of all kinds if sexual variants like homosexuals, bisexuals, transvestites, and the trans-gendered is not good enough. We must…



566. Se gritar Pega Ladr�o, n�o sobra um
     A situação no Brasil parece que está complicada, mas não é verdade, tirando o fato que boa parte das denúncias, estão sendo promovidas pelos próprios políticos, do tipo, é melhor acusar o visinho, que os olhares voltam só para ele.A Política no BrasilDesde que o Brasil era Império, a coisa do conchavo, venda de influencia entre outras são comuns, talvez até algo criado e fomentado pelos próprios governantes, que sempre viviam das sobras.No seu livro o Príncipe, Maquiavel, procurou mostrar alguma…



567. Elliot Spitzer for NY Governor By Lance Winslow
     I believe it would be good for the economy for Elliot Spitzer to be the governor of New York. It would be the best thing that ever happened to the economic well being of our nation. Not because he would make a great governor; in fact I believe he would suck. But since I do not live in New York I am not concerned.New York let him into power and they should bare the brunt and pay the price for doing so. Just because NY cannot take care of their own renegades does not mean it should affect the re…



568. Our Judicially Created Banana Republic
     After the completely unfounded claims last week that the government has the right to seize our land and give it to another private individual in the name of higher tax receipts, I suppose I am not shocked to hear that the Supreme Court has ruled that it is wrong to display the 10 commandments within a courthouse. That doesn’t mean that I accept it however. In fact it is imperative for all Americans that they understand how heinous this ruling is and how it continues to propagate an erosion of t…



569. DC Lawyers; Have I Got a Case for You? By Lance Winslow
     This is no time for the Black community to sue the CSX Railroad which is a conglomeration of merged companies and the Southern Pacific Railroad Co, which did receive profits from the use for Black slave labor, but had nothing to do with CSX today which is a well diversified company in color of skin and forms of transportation. Stop hurting America with this kind of headline grabbing. It is wrong and everyone with half a brain knows that. Yes, Yes, Yes, there were terrible travesties by toda…



570. French NON to Europe Might be Engrained in Their History By Angelique Van Engelen
     Many of the problems that the members of the European Union are expressing with their constitution are in matter of fact problems with they perceive to be the 'one size fits all' idea of policies. The French are loudest in expressing their objections and looking at the history of the evolution of the nation state, perhaps they have a point. It took millennia for the idea of the Nation State to evolve into any recognizable shape. So to expect a huge bloc of countries to continue to integrate wi…



571. America's Dirty Little Secret By Robert Lachman
     Hurricane Katrina has, for all intents and purposes, destroyed one of the most wonderful of all our American cities, New Orleans. It has been five days since Katrina hit and the Federal Government has no idea what to do about it. Our wonderfully absent President George Bush said yesterday “we had no idea this would happen” (or some such rubbish). Yet there have been published studies and news reports over the years that predicted exactly this kind of a catastrophic disaster.One of the most rid…



572. PAKISTAN UNDER MUSHARRAF MILITARY REGIME, AND THE QUESTION OF RELIGIOUS FUNDAMENTALISM
     It is been over four years that General Musharaf is been in power. Three years with a naked military regime and the last one year with a so-called democratic government and he as a president. General Musharaf is a lucky military dictator who realised the changed world situation after 11th September 2001 so he changed his policies overnight to become a partner of American imperialism in the 'fight against terrorism'. He, at least in words, changed his life time support to religious fundamentalis…



573. The “Manchurian Candidate”: Lee Harvey Oswald? By Jerry Leonard
     An American soldier is taken behind enemy lines and brainwashed as an unwitting assassin by communists in league with American political figures. This soldier then returns to the States to kill a presidential candidate as part of a political scheme to escalate and exploit Cold War tensions.Sound familiar? It does if you’ve seen the classic movie “The Manchurian Candidate.”Now consider this modified scenario: An American soldier is first brainwashed as an assassin and to behave as a communist b…



574. Ronald Reagan is Right By Lance Winslow
     Why is it that every single thing government does; it does not do well? Why is it that every single mistake of any real hurt is caused by the government? Why is it that every time government screws up AGAIN, we are told that they will fix the problem? Yah right? When has government ever fixed anything? Ronald Reagan once said the most scary words in the English Language were; “Hi, I’m from the Government; and I am here to help you!” he later said when asked about that quote that he could not r…



575. Regional Grid Power Backup; Energy Ideas By Lance Winslow
     Our Hydro-electricity accounts for some 20% of our current needs. Hydro Power; think of that? We do use the most electricity per capita than any other country in the World, but we also have the strongest middle class and rank near the top in quality of life and standard of living. For instance try living in Baghdad at 120 degrees with no air conditioning. We have done quite well with our hydro in this country and much of this has to due with the abundant flow of water. Of course recently in ma…



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