Anyone who has pets will really like this. You’ll like it even if you don’t and may decide you need one. Mary and her husband Jim had a dog, Lucky. Lucky was a real character. Whenever Mary and Jim had company come for a weekend visit they would warn their friends to not leave their […]
The Aboriginal sexual abuse crisis …. Feb 16 2001 – “Black Australia: a picture of despair, rage and violence” – major report in Herald Sun, by Debra Jopson. It is six years, four months and 12 days (4/7/07) since the Herald ran a story headlined, “Black Australia: a picture of despair, rage and violence”. It […]
My Encounter with [Insert Scary Music] … Socialized Medicine! My foot had been sore for a couple of weeks and it wasn’t getting better. I usually would ignore that, but we were about to leave on a two-week vacation with my wife Joy’s parents to celebrate both of our big anniversaries (their 50th and our […]
http://www.newenglishreview.org:80/custpage.cfm/frm/9963/sec_id/9963 by Andrew G. Bostom (Aug. 2007) A review of Robert Spencer’s Religion of Peace?—Why Christianity Is and Islam Isn’t , Regnery, 2007, 246 pp. This past December, 2006, a British radiologist, and the executive director of the Sword Swallowers Association International published a fascinating survey which evaluated, “Information on the practices and associated ill-effects […]
While neglect is certainly the most common form of rejection, there are some children who are raised in fierce, open, and active discarding by a parent. Here, there is no subtlety. Some adults have never gotten over the vivid image of a father’s icy stare signifying hateful contempt for the very personhood of the child. […]
*Sightings* 9/13/07 September Dud — Seth Perry On September 11, 1857, a group of Mormons and Native Americans slaughtered over 120 members of a wagon train passing through southern Utah in what became known as the Mountain Meadows Massacre. The event is a blot of abiding shame on the frontier heritage Mormons revere, and has […]
13th September 2007 “Global Jihad” – new title by Patrick Sookhdeo Dr Sookhdeo’s latest work analyses the rise of Islamic violence worldwide in the modern world. Quoting from an extensive range of Muslim and other sources, he examines the present situation in the context of Islamic teaching on violence and war, past and present, and […]
QUOTE OF THE WEEK We want to emphasize that the hanging of a noose from a tree is not a prank, it is a hate crime. – Rev. Ernest Johnson, president of the Louisiana National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, commenting on the town of Jena where six black youth have been indicted […]
Citizens Electoral Council of Australia Media Release 13th of September 2007 Website: http://www.cecaust.com.au ————————————————————————— The global financial and economic system is ready to blow now, statesman and physical economist Lyndon LaRouche emphasised on September 12th, contrary to those who argue that the crisis is under control. There are two big bombs ready to explode, LaRouche […]
Speaking Ethically No. 4 By Rod Benson June 2006 Yoga is an important part of the weekly regimen for many Christians. Yoga reduces stress, increases fitness, and strengthens body-mind unity. But yoga’s roots lie in ancient Indian philosophy and religion, and some practitioners seek to empty the mind and achieve union with the ‘transcendent.’ Some […]