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Posted by Avinoam Amizan
U.S.A Presidency and the Map of Israel
Abstract: The cycle of a problematic second term for U.S.A
presidents...
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Posted by Martin Wood
Political Correctness or PC to give it its shortened and more popular title is now entering the realms of silliness. Mind you it has always been that way but now PC has taken a giant leap forward.
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Posted by Lance Winslow
Looks like Public Citizen thinks they can run an Oil Company, they sure seem to know so much about it. Public Citizen is that group in Washington DC which claims to be impartial but is run by a K-Street liberal as all get out law firm. They are calling for a special tax to be levied on all Oil Companies; A Windfall profit taxes?
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Posted by Lance Winslow
Saddam not only had weapons of mass destruction, he used them on his own people, tested them on puppies and even threaten to use them on the United States even after the United Nations resolutions were passed. The Niger Yellow Cake issue is completely irrelevant to the fact of the matter, some say that the Niger Yellow Cake buy attempt was merely the icing on the cake and was merely one more reason to suspect Saddam.
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Posted by Jack Kettler
Recently a friend insisted that I read a book by Steven M.Collins, titled The Lost Ten Tribes of...
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Posted by Muyiwa Osifuye
Commission for Africa (CFA), one is made to understand is the brainchild of His Excellency, the UK Prime Minister, Mr Tony Blair. Another initiative geared towards arriving at a set of policies meant to get Africa out of its economic doldrums.
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Posted by Paul Jerard
Remember when the Berlin wall came down, and some of us had hoped for world peace? One by one, former Soviet Block countries became democracies and we all hoped for the best. The concept of democracy is difficult for anyone who has not lived in a free society. Therefore, this is the reason for a learning curve in the upstart democracies of Eastern Europe and some of the former Soviet republics.
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Posted by Charles Stone
Those of the libertarian bent are often accused by statists of overreacting to the predations of government. We are the government, they say, our elected officials are only doing the things we elected them to do, so what's the problem?
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