Disowning Conservative Politics, Evangelical Pastor Rattles Flock By Laurie Goodstein Published: July 30, 2006
MAPLEWOOD, Minn. - Like most pastors who lead thriving evangelical megachurches, the Rev. Gregory A. Boyd was asked frequently to give his blessing - and the church’s - to conservative political candidates and causes.
The requests came from church members and visitors alike: Would he please announce a rally against gay marriage during services? Would he introduce a politician (…)
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Disowning Conservative Politics, Evangelical Pastor Rattles Flock
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Open Letter To The American Media
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1 commentOpen Letter To The American Media By May Ibrahim July 27, 2006 Dear Members of the American Media, I have been following your coverage of the Israeli attack on Lebanon, and I am appalled to see the lack of information provided to your audience on the ACTUAL escalation of events that has truly led to this inconceivably unjust and criminal military onslaught onto Lebanon and its citizens by the government of Israel.
Lebanon and the Lebanese population will suffer for months, if not (…) -
Report On Prewar Intelligence Lagging. Info Democrats Want Might Not Come Out Until After Elections
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Report On Prewar Intelligence Lagging Information Democrats Want Most Might Not Come Out Until After Election By Dafna Linzer, The Washington Post Updated: 12:03 a.m. ET July 30, 2006 When angry Democrats briefly shut down the Senate last year to protest the slow pace of a congressional investigation into prewar intelligence on Iraq, Senate Minority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-Nev.) claimed a rare victory.
Republicans called it a stunt but promised to quickly wrap up the inquiry. Sen. Pat (…) -
All The Killings With All Those Weapons Given By Americans
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1 commentAll The Killings With All Those Weapons Given By Americans Essa bin Mohammed Al-Zedjali, Arab News Monday, 31, July, 2006
The US administration continues to provide Israel, its closest ally, with the most advanced weapons including the sophisticated Smart and Cluster bombs to be used in its continued war against Lebanon in much the same way they are being used against innocent civilians in the daily bombardment of Palestine.
According to a report in the New York Times last Monday, the US (…) -
Lebanon: Some Primetime Lies From US Media
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4 commentsLebanon: Some Primetime Lies From US Media Jonathan Cook, Arab News Monday, 31, July, 2006 Last week I had the pleasure to appear on American radio, on the Laura Ingraham show, pitted against David Horowitz, a “Semite supremacist” who most recently made his name under the banner of Campus Watch, leading McCarthyite witch-hunts against American professors who have the impertinence to suggest that maybe, just maybe, Arabs have minds and feelings like the rest of us.
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All That’s Given Up In The Name Of Security
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All That’s Given Up In The Name Of Security By Sibel Edmonds and William Weaver Monday, 31 July 2006 at 02:16 Two days ago we made available to the public news that one of our members, Russell Tice, a former NSA Senior Analyst, had been served with a subpoena asking him to appear before a federal grand jury regarding the criminal investigation of recent disclosures which involved NSA warrantless eavesdropping. Our announcement was followed up in both the main and alternative media, and (…)
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Horse-Eating Foreigners Finding Friends In United States Congress
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6 commentsHorse-Eating Foreigners Finding Friends In United States Congress By John Hanchette August 1, 2006
Olean - For a while, this newspaper was one of the lonely few covering the fervid national debate over horses and whether they are just livestock and food for foreigners, or something more respected and treasured in American culture. Now, reporters and columnists all over the country are weighing in on the issue, and Congress took up the matter last week.
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Bits Of Homeland Stupidity
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Bits Of Homeland Stupidity By: Michael Hampton Posted: July 31, 2006 12:52 am Your government is slow, inefficient and stupid. It’s a miracle it ever manages to get anything done.
I like it that way.
Despite the occasional inconveniences, the natural inefficiency of government slows our approach to tyranny. Here are a few things that slowed down the government in the last few weeks.
International travelers whose names even vaguely resemble those on a terrorist watch list have to (…) -
Why I Quit Radio
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Why I Quit Radio By Mike Hudson August 1, 2006 If there’s one true thing about doing radio it’s that, to do it good, you’ve got to be pretty high while you’re doing it. Take Rush Limbaugh, for example. He couldn’t get one doctor to give him enough oxycontin to do his radio program, so he went around to a half-dozen doctors to supply him with multiple prescriptions of the so-called "hillbilly heroin" so that he could get through his show high as a kite.
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Rumsfeld An Unmitigated Disaster In Disaster-Prone Administration
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Rumsfeld An Unmitigated Disaster In Disaster-Prone Administration By Bill Gallagher August 1, 2006 rumsfeld: n 1) an arrogant person whose incompetence puts others in danger; 2) an inebriated attitude of self-importance and disdain for truth and opposing views, high on hubris; 3) a person who creates failures and fiascos; 4) a jerk. etymology: word derives from U.S. President George W. Bush’s Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, whose early 21st century military failures brought great (…)