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[ 2007-05-21 ]
Democracy is the 'people's rule' who are willing to govern themselves directly or through their representatives. Through centuries there have been thousands of single persons, organizations and even states which pretended being 'people's representatives' in order to take control over society. However, the humankind has determined a few successful democratization processes which seemed to truly represent people’s will. The history has shown such processes having held in some European countries, e.g. Germany, Britain, France, Italy etc. Are their 'people’s representatives' ruling systems really working? by -- --
[ 2007-05-19 ]
Israel remembers the capture of East Jerusalem in the 1967 war by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
[ 2007-05-16 ]
The Navel (umbilicus) is a scar on the abdomen, caused when the umbilical cord is removed from a newborn baby. In respect to Jerusalem ID and Navel, the Bible says that Jerusalem is Canaanite her father was an Amorite, and her mother was a Hittite. Jerusalem's Navel was not cut, not washed, not salted and not swaddled. In addition, the Bible describes a creature that eats grass and his strength is in his loins, and his force is in the Navel of his belly. His bones are like bars of iron. He is very important because "He" is the chief of the ways of God. Also, the Bible suggests that you have to fear the LORD if you are looking for a healthy Navel. Then you better read what the Bible says about the Navel in Song of Solomon. On the other hand, The Quran does not mention the Navel. by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
[ 2007-05-14 ]
In man's history, the first glass of wine Biblically justifies Racism, Color discrimination and Slavery. Herein, the second glass of wine Biblically justifies committing adultery between the daughter and her father (Lot); a very shameful evil act that ended up with the creation of two big nations, Ammon and Moab.
On the other hand, the Quran says that Lot's nation was the first in the history of mankind to commit homosexuality. The Quran says that Allah left a sign for Lot's nation; this sign needs serious scientists to dig for. The Quran and Islamic teachings deny the Biblical story about Lot and his daughters (who were three or more and were pure and clean). The Quran considers Lot as a Messenger who had done his job perfectly.
by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
[ 2007-05-13 ]
The "Perfect, just and righteous" Noah as the Bible said plants a vineyard, gets drunk, and lies around naked in his tent. His son, Ham, happens to see him in this condition. When Noah awoke and heard "what his young son had done unto him" he curses not Ham, who "saw the nakedness of his father," but Ham's son, Canaan. This biblical story had been used to justify slavery, racism and color discrimination.
On the other hand, the Quran says that Noah was one of the great Messengers; He had a big problem with his son. His son was unbeliever. This problem ended up with the dramatic death of his son (drowned in the flood).
by Dr. Ibrahim Khalil
[ 2007-05-11 ]
Many millions of innocent people had been killed, slaved and abused because of the First Glass of Wine.
According to the Bible, Noah cursed Ham's son, Canaan because of the First Glass of Wine. This is a typical example of biblical injustice, and is one of many Bible passages that have been used to justify Slavery, Racism and Color Discrimination.
On the other hand, the Quran denies this story of the First Glass of Wine which hand horrible impacts on mankind.
by Joem Hughes
[ 2007-05-01 ]
The article discusses the role of the war in Iraq, immigration, abortion and other issues on the upcoming 2008 presidential race. It discusses how these issues might affect the outcome of the election. This article also gives an update on the issue of partial birth abortion and the possible scenarios that will result from the resolution of this issue.
by Jayden Adams
[ 2007-04-30 ]
Experts, Amateurs, Professionals and Beginners Alike Agree With Dr. Ignatius Piazza and Front Sight by Sharon White
[ 2007-04-23 ]
Soviet Union began seeing as an Evil Empire since the Cold War when the USA and Soviet Union actually divided the world into two camps. by Sharon White
[ 2007-04-23 ]
There were two opposites, two sides of the world and there was no space for any third side. It was the time of the Cold War. by Sharon White
[ 2007-04-23 ]
The Treaty on European Union regulates the rights and restrictions of each Member State regarding internal market trade. by Sharon White
[ 2007-04-23 ]
The United States is considered to be the land of freedom and native rights. In order to show this the USA laws were designed so that to protect the rights of all American citizens. by Sharon White
[ 2007-04-21 ]
Being a democratic president with a Senate which had a majority of Republican Senators, the partisan politics then influenced the political action that a president hoped to make, and thus explains the rejection of both the League of Nations and the Treaty of Versailles. by Sharon White
[ 2007-04-21 ]
There were a number of reasons that made the United States refuse to ratify the Treaty of Versailles and to join the League of Nations. by Jayden Adams
[ 2007-04-18 ]
Front Sight Firearms Training Institute near Las Vegas, Nevada is helping to educate tens of thousands of private citizens to safely and responsibly handle firearms. by Jayden Adams
[ 2007-04-16 ]
Dr. Ignatius Piazza balances philanthropy with running of Front Sight Firearms Training Institute, which offers training courses in handguns, rifles, shotguns and submachine guns. by Josh Greenberger
[ 2007-04-13 ]
Has House Speaker Nancy Pelosi been having secret talks with Osama bin Laden? This chilling phone conversation may disturb you. Rumor has it that it's a wiretap of Pelosi's office. Is it? You be the judge.
by Walter Ballenberger
[ 2007-04-07 ]
This article describes the top four candidates in the upcoming Presidential election in France and their general political stances, as well as their standings in the latest public opinion polls. by Dale Rogers
[ 2007-03-29 ]
Jimmy Stewart’s character portrayed in “Mr. Smith Goes To Washington” would have been right at home last week in Washington D.C. surrounded by the “Porkmeisters” of the current day. Déjà vu here we go again. Conveniently, the closure rule has been simplified removing the spectacle of a ‘elected citizen’ fighting with the Filibuster Rule. The difference here is that this spectacle occurred in the “House Of Representatives”. The strongest example of an oxymoron if they’re ever was one. by Gabriel Rise
[ 2007-03-29 ]
People’s voices, or public opinion has many definitions which reflect different approaches and society structures appeared through the human history. by Gabriel Rise
[ 2007-03-26 ]
In this new age where democracy is the most popular form of governance, public opinion is of great importance. by Gabriel Rise
[ 2007-03-26 ]
To have an understanding of what constitutes or what defines public opinion, it is necessary to examine the concept as keynoted by two words that form the terminology. by Karen Fish
[ 2007-03-26 ]
Where truth is stranger than fiction. by Michael McNesby McNesby
[ 2007-03-25 ]
The Bush tax cuts have reduced the cost of capital thus enticing many foreign companies to do business in the United States. Millions of Americans have been the recipients of these high paying, insourced, jobs at a time when manufacturing jobs are being lost here, and all over the world. The positives of insourced jobs and the wage gains of workers over the last two years are rarely mentioned in the mainstream media. by Joem Hughes
[ 2007-03-19 ]
The article provides information about the upcoming 2oo presidential race. It also provides the result of the recent election 2008 polls. by Michael McNesby McNesby
[ 2007-03-12 ]
Information is inadvertenly, but legally leaked to the press. A special prosecutor is picked to investigate. The prosecutor learns who did the leaking but that no crime was committed; he still goes ahead with a trial to nail someone for something. There are conflicting recollections all over the place and tapes proving many serious memory lapses and/or contradictions. In all this confusion and he said, she said, Lewis Libby is convicted of perjury. by -- --
[ 2007-03-10 ]
The Arab-Israeli conflict continues to be a current social issue problem in society by Neo Marcos
[ 2007-03-05 ]
Online psychics are very much sought after by presidents, politicians and their families, celebrities, top executives of Fortune 500 companies, and businesspeople wanting to make the right decisions. Throughout history, numerous Presidents have claimed to base their decisions on their consultation with psychics. by Karen Fish
[ 2007-03-02 ]
Castro says “Close but no cigar.” by Jeffrey Junig
[ 2007-02-25 ]
The United States tax code tries to accomplish two things at once: raising revenue, and redistributing wealth. I suggest that we simplify things by replacing it with two systems, each designed to do only one thing. One agency could raise revenue, and the other could make everything fair. I wrote this letter to offer the suggestion to the current House Speaker. by Michael McNesby McNesby
[ 2007-02-25 ]
Bill Clinton’s 1993 tax increase included an increase in the Alternative Minimum Tax. Without action by Congress, millions of middle class taxpayers will pay a hefty tax originally enacted to tax millionaires. by Michael McNesby McNesby
[ 2007-02-23 ]
Recently a small portion of the U.N. report on Global Warming was released. Some of the findings were not convincing for the Global Warming backers. However it did not stop many supporters from largely ignoring the science and just plowing ahead full steam. by Syed Quadri
[ 2007-02-06 ]
Back in the 1930s various socialist and Marxist groups decided that orthodox-Western civilization could only be destroyed from within. Gramsci, the Frankfurt school, Derrida and the post-modernists along with others observed that a flanking movement which took over the media, the political elite and the university system, was the only feasible plan to achieve Marxist domination of the Western nation state. We can see the results of their insight today. A vibrant 5th column of socialistic thought and Marxian analysis dominates the above mentioned sectors of our political-economy. Now we see the same attack from Arabs and Islamic radicals. It is extremely advanced in Europe – but its most vital victim is fast becoming the USA. by Syed Quadri
[ 2007-02-06 ]
Paul Krugman, arrogant heir apparent for the mantle of chief cheerleader for demand-side Keynesian nonsense wrote on December 1 in the New York Times, [also known as the Jihad Guardian]: “The last time things were this confused was early in 2001, when most economists failed to realize that the United States was sliding into recession. If that sounds ominous, it should: the bond market, which has a pretty good record of forecasting recessions, is pointing toward a serious economic slowdown next year…” by Syed Quadri
[ 2007-02-06 ]
The definition of what is a ‘conservative’ and what informs conservative thought covers an incredible range of philosophies. Paleo-cons, neo-cons, libertarians, social conservatives, ‘compassionate’ conservatives, orthodox liberals, free-traders, constitutional conservatives, objectivists and many others populate the conservative ideological continuum. Most of these movements are only partially conservative and some are not conservative at all. So what would a real conservative actually look like? by Dal Hayer
[ 2007-01-28 ]
As the world is continuing to grow and change, it is time to re-identify how the global community perceived nations and what are called world “superpowers.” At the moment, there are two such superpowers in the world. These are the United States of America, and the former Soviet Republic. Both of these countries have a large population, a stable military and economy, and hold a considerable amount of power in the international community. These countries have held their position as superpowers for some time now, and the world has grown accustomed to both of these powers being in such a place in the world. by Allen Richardson
[ 2007-01-12 ]
Small and large countries are weighing the pros and cons of national identification cards. Immigration, border control and economic reasons are just some of the items being debated. It is fairly simple to understand the perceived need to clearly identify an individual’s nationality for reasons such as employment and citizenship benefits. by Eran Siany
[ 2006-11-29 ]
Outline the advantages and disadvantages of public sector planning bodies insulated from politics by Jim DeSantis
[ 2006-11-24 ]
Who really won and lost Election 2006? The Democrats did not win and the Republicans did not lose. The game was rigged, again! by Rahul Rungta
[ 2006-11-02 ]
Summarizes the historical themes of Incantation of the Law Against Inept Critics, a book by Morten St. George. by chad mcdonald
[ 2006-11-01 ]
This is a basic article about public speaking. In it, we'll discover what public speaking is, and some of the preparations for a speech. We'll conclude with a couple of tips to have the most nervous of public speakers looking like a polished speaker even if it's your first time! by
[ 2006-10-20 ]
Indian army is combating terrorism in Kashmir since 1989 Pakistan support, trained and financed terrorist groups like Harakat ul-Mujahedeen, Jaish-e-Muhammad, Lashkar-e-Taiba by
[ 2006-10-12 ]
Should we be focussed on a leadership battle, or on our country? by joseph hanoa
[ 2006-10-08 ]
Government grants aren’t always easy to obtain. There are many qualified and worthy individuals and organizations competing for them. That’s why a well-written and persuasive application can make all the difference. Drafting a grant proposal, however, is no short order. Many organizations turn to professional grant writers when applying for government grants. by John Taylor Taylor
[ 2006-09-25 ]
Fifteen thousand American soldiers, helped by two thousand back-up troops of the allied troops, try, without much success, to ensure a pretence of order in Afghanistan. The presidential election wanted by Washington is quite unable to bring back peace in a country divided between all-powerful lords of the war. Being based on dissatisfaction with the foreign presence and the permanent insecurity, the talibans multiply the armed actions and wait their hour. by Thomas Berten
[ 2006-09-17 ]
Prince Albert of Monaco has stepped up his campaign for the environment by launching a new foundation to stop the rise in global warming. by Jim DeSantis
[ 2006-09-14 ]
Armed militias and death squads roam Iraq as they struggle for political power. Should U.S.-style gun control be instituted in Iraq? by Dottye Blake
[ 2006-09-09 ]
What would happen if the President of the United States resigned this afternoon and Jesus took his place immediately? by Jose de la Serna de la Serna
[ 2006-09-03 ]
Being in college in 1969 meant being in the midst of history as the most charismatic president in Philippine history cemented his hold on the imaginiation of the Filipino people. Ferdinand E. Marcos was idolized and considered a hero by the generation who survived the by
[ 2006-08-28 ]
For the US political system to work for all of its people, those people must choose to be active participants in the system. Why do some people choose to fight for their right to a voice, while others do not? Here is what science fiction and fantasy taught me about our political system. |
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