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? l'attention des gouvernements et organisations r?unies ? Montr?al pour faire face ? la situation en Ha?ti By : Fondation Europatlas A Haiti l'aide internationale Haiti: Cinq lessons ? tirer By : Fondation Europatlas A Aide internationale pour Haiti Haiti: five lessons to ponder By : Fondation Europatlas A International aid and money are essential, but insufficient. The year 2010 will be remembered as the most tragic history of Haiti. But it is also the year in which the largest amount of money will flow into the country. It is impossible to watch images that come from Haiti without feeling an overw The Reign of Khmer Rouge By : Brian Jones A Khmer Rouge was formed because of the resistance against France and was influenced by the Vietnam War. The party wanted to make Cambodia a rural and classless society under the leadership of Angkar Pedavat. The result of the regime was millions of deaths because of massacres, starvation and overwork. Near Earth Objects By : Douglas A. Roehrig A tiny but actually important discovery was made on the night of March 24, 1993. That night, a photograph of the stars was taken by the 0.4 meter telescope on Palomar Mt. in California. Eugene and Carolyn Shoemaker and David Levy studied that photograph of the stars and found an unknown comet. That c When the White House was Created By : Brian Jones A The White House is the building where the presidents of the United States live as well as their families. It was constructed in 1792, and it was finished in 1800. Montana Stands Up Against Federal Government Tyranny By : Roberto Garabell The state of Montana has signed an act into law which is purely constitutional, and by being so flies in the face of eighty years of tyrannical behavior by the federal government. The "Don't Tread On Me" motto has been resurrected By : Eddie Hill The American Flag unmistakably epitomizes the symbol of freedom, however a few feel their freedom, their liberty is being challenged nowadays. Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 Did Not Work By : Roberto Garabell In early October 2008, the Congress passed and the President signed the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008. The purpose of the bill was "to restore liquidity and stability to the U.S. financial system and to ensure the economic well-being of Americans." The law authorized the Secretary of the Treasury to establish a Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to purchase the toxic waste poisoning the balance sheets of lenders and other financial institutions. This measure was passed in response to an unprecedented seizure of the short-term credit markets. Banks quit lending money to other banks once it became apparent that few of them were solvent. This fear spread to all short-term commercial paper and threatened to bring down the entire financial system. It is unclear whether or not this new program will save the institutions holding the toxic waste. The Third Jihad - Exposing the truth about Radical Islam in the US By : Roberto Garabell The Third Jihad is a film that exposes the truth about how the radical Islamists want to take over America from within Radical Islam - You can fight Radical Islam in the US By : Roberto Garabell RadicalIslam.org is an websites that shows people how they can fight Islam terrorism in America Clarion Fund - Fighting Radical Islam in America By : Roberto Garabell The Clarion fund is a non-profit organization that fights radical Islam in America. Multifaceted science of measurement: Economics By : Roberto Garabell The word â€˜Economicsâ€™ has been derived from Greek word â€œoikos nomosâ€ which denotes rules of the house or management of house. Economics is a scientific analysis of products and services with respect to their demand, supply and consumption patterns. These analysis or the economic fundamentals are applicable virtually in every aspect of life today. Political Jokes to Mull Over--And Which May Cost One's Job By : Roberto Garabell Communism, democracy, feudalism, socialism--all these can sound so complicated but, believe it or not, political jokes can make these ideologies sound so simple. If only Stalin and Mao had communicated their ideals through political jokes, the world could have been happier. 'From Awareness to Action' - Islamic Fundamentalism in the US By : Roberto Garabell This article is about the problem with Radical Islam in the United States. The War On Terror (Terrorism) By : Roberto Garabell The war on tear. Tear??? Like, to tear a piece of paper? What would a war on that be like? Things need to be torn sometimes! Why the Strange Spin With John McCain? By : Pi Ba Oh what a difference a month can make in the world of politics. It seems like it was only few weeks ago that we were in the middle of a hotly contested general election contest where Sen. John McCain was the Republican presidential hopeful and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was his choice of VP and both we Sen John McCain And Exxon By : GARKO The “100 years in Iraq Man” let Exxon off the hook for double hulled tanker requirements after the biggest oil spill Senator John McCain And Exxon By : GARKO Mr. Straight Talk let Exxon off the hook for double hulled tanker requirements after the biggest oil spill Spencer on Fire: Why Fireworks are Banned in Iowa By : David Urmann This article provides you with all the details on why fireworks are banned in Iowa. It tells you about the fire accident that took place in Spencer What Do Your Implants Look Like...? Is Your Privacy Exposed? Are Radio Frequency Identification Technologies (RFID) Skin Deep By : David C Ballard I think at first glance most of mankind would think the use of RFID in the medical application of say, an Alzheimer patient for their own protection and well-being would be an acceptable proposition. I don't want to think of my Mom or Dad aimlessly wandering about lost if they suffered from ... State Of The Union Address – Coverup Of Known Alternative Fuel Solutions By : GARKO In the first five minutes of the beginning of Bush’s at his LAST State of the Union presentation to Congress and the world (Thank God!) he is chattering about how America is addicted to oil. Again, he focuses attention on research into coal! Is there more to know about coal? Besides, how would you use coal in a car engine? Would make a helluva a lotta noise huh? Borat Fighting Back Against Western Oil Companies Means Higher Gasoline Prices By : Ozzie Freedom Congressman Ron Paul, the CIA and the 911 Commission have all indicated that the reason why terrorists would attack America is because of “blowback”. A term meaning unintended consequences to America’s foreign policy policies due to our aggressions in all parts of the world including the Middle East. If you have troops in 130 countries, have bombers fly over sovereign countries, exercise antagonistic trade policies, support dictators such as in Pakistan and other places then there will be blowback. Women and Global Leadership By : Cheryl Neithercott Women – who are we? Why are we so unique? Why are we such a powerful and crucial energy force to our ever-changing chaotic, global, political world?Women – who ARE we? We are a complex species of humanity vital to the energy flow of society. Our innate gifts as women – love, wisdom,... Outrageous Fuel Prices And Congressman Ron Paul’s Presidential Campaign Policy Platform By : Ozzie Freedom Want lower gas prices? What Gas Scarcity? Gas Prices Unnecessarily Spiked! By : Ozzie Freedom If you lookonline for information about drastically increasing prices for a barrel of crude oil to over $100 and rising, you find that in 2004 consumers were outraged that the price had risen to more than $50 per barrel! Seems so long ago. Clinton Backing Net Neutrality Once Again By : Jon T Norwood Hillary Rodham Clinton, the current Democratic front runner for the presidential nomination, again spoke out in favor of internet neutrality this month. With a discussed National Broadband Internet System, Senator Clinton claims she can expand the high tech sector and create much needed jobs. Clinton proposes to use government aid to subsidize the private sector with incentives to move into areas that would normally be looked at as cost prohibitive such as poor urban areas... Framing Baby Killers By : Kenrick Cleveland "We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are." - Anais Nin The ability to frame a situation is considered 'spin' by politicians and media pundits. It's the ability to situate your view on an issue to your advantage. There's the 'Nuclear Reduction Treaty' which on it's surface sounds like a pretty good idea. But in the world of 'spin' what something is called is not necessarily what's inside and in a very Orwellian twist, the actual substance of this treaty is... The New Climate Change Juggernaut By : wealthsuccess Climate Change and Global Warming are definately a huge hot topic in all its controversy and media hysteria. Many people are up in arms over the possibility of global warming and indeed they want the United States to sign the Kyoto Treaty and agree to reduce our emissions of greenhouse gases. The New Global Warming Debate By : Micheal Joness Climate Change and Global Warming are indeed a huge hot topic in all its controversy and media hype. Many people are up in arms over the thought of global warming and indeed they want the United States to sign the Kyoto Treaty and pledge to reduce our emissions of greenhouse gases. The Mammoth Global Warming Lie By : Calvin A Leonard Atmospheric Change and Global Warming are definately a huge hot argument in all its opposition and media hype. Many people are up in arms over the thought of global warming and indeed they want the United States to sign the Kyoto Treaty and pledge to reduce our emissions of greenhouse gases. 2012 Predictions By : Kenneth Patrick 12 21 2012 is the last day in the Mayan Calendar. What significances does this have with mankind? Is this really the end of the world? EU Competition Policy Lies In Tatters By : Graham Paul If the U.K. is expected to abide by E.C. Competition rules then why can other member states get away with bending the rules to meet their own national interests? The U.K. has long been following EU Competition rules to the letter allowing fully open opportunities for foreign ownership of its utilities. So much so that there are only two major British owned gas and electricity suppliers left, namely Centrica and Scottish and Southern Energy both of which have not escaped re... Maher O'Donnell Hagee and Hagee - Not the Law Firm By : Rev Michael Bresciani Great American contrasts are produced by controversial figures everyday in the land of the free. Some of them lead to heated verbal responses, while others leave us speechless. Freedom and speechlessness may be the great American non sequitur. U.S. and EU Strengthen Ties - Prophecy Train Tops the Grade By : Rev Michael Bresciani With nearly every major facet of second coming prophecy falling into place in the last forty years, news of new ties between the U.S. and the EU leaves very little yet to be fulfilled. Christians Sleeping - Antichrist Creeping By : Rev Michael Bresciani Christians worldwide are recognizing the errors of the emergent church, cults and pseudo Christian religions. What they seem wholly unaware of is the fact that in America there is a movement to silence the voices that are still preaching the true gospel. Never trust Russia By : In the 19th century before and after the Crimean war [1854-55] quite a few British politicians observed that Russia could be trusted less than the Arabs. Like the Arabs, the Russians were enigmatic, deceitful and unpredictable. As a popular song circa 1878 recorded, "We don't want to fight, but by jingo if we do...We've got the ships, we've got the men, and got the money too! We've fought the Bear before...and while we're Britons true...The Rooshuns shall not have Constantinople..." The song aptly sums up the fear of Russian expansionism. Fast forward to today and the same fears apply. Christians Thrown to the Lions - Not Rome but in America By : Rev Michael Bresciani Yesterday April 25, 2007 one of the most serious threats to religious freedoms and free speech wrangled its way through the Judiciary Committee. It has yet to undergo the scrutiny of the full house but Hate Crimes bill HR 1592 is the most serious threat to religious freedom since this country began. The unbearable stupidity and hypocrisy of Jacques Chirac, Emperor of the French By : That erstwhile contemptible idiot, the Emperor of the French, Jacques Chirac recently criticized US policy in Iraq and the ‘pitfalls of unilateralism’. That is rich. According to Reuters Chirac stated that the Iraq war has now ‘offered terrorism a new field for expansion’, adding later in his speech that he feverishly prays for the day when, ‘Western domination of the world has ended [since international] poverty…is a moral scandal.’ Chirac epitomizes the lazy thinking, the rejection of reality and the anti-Western secularism that is paralyzing and belittling Europe. He is in short just another moronic, hypocritical and corrupt Francophone. Rick Warren's Whole Bird - Why This Bird Can't Fly By : Rev Michael Bresciani When Faith and Family’s Dr. Richard Land was my pastor over thirty years ago he once described his calling to preach the gospel. He said that the call to preach the gospel was a higher calling than becoming the President of the United States. After more than three decades I'm sure he was right. Freudians Catch Up to Pulpiters - Too Little Too Late By : Rev Michael Bresciani In our society we expect preachers and moralists to speak against immorality and licentiousness. Up to now psychiatrists and psychologists have had plenty of the products of media influence to study but have made few recommendations concerning it. That’s changing even though it may be all too late. Disobeying natural law By : Stew Mayers Freedom is a Western concept. Freedom of expression, association, economic choice, and freedom from arbitrary rule and violence is essential. Part of the greatness of civilization is the containment of uncivilized behavior and instincts. Culture, guilt, shame, quality, expectations – all these and more play decisive roles in shaping behavior. Natural law, which few discuss and fewer know about, is a key basis for Western civilization. Yet the media; the elite; the educational experts [an ironic oxymoron there]; and even the church and most parents have no idea what this important concept means. Hence the rise of everything from gay sex in public, to Britney Spears kissing Madonna on stage, to the decline of real ‘Conservatism’ in public affairs. Ignoring natural law and high standards leads to social degeneration. The metamorphosis of Socialism to Populist Statism By : Stew Mayers As welfare demands, reforms and expectations have grown so too has government’s ability to recast political ideology and terms in its own self interested favour. Especially poignant has been government’s reordering of economic, moral and spatial values in the left vs. right terminology. Government reform of its economic philosophy to become more liberal and egalitarian has also instigated a redefinition of socialism’s attitude towards its own populist configuration. Hollywood’s oligopolistic control of low culture By : Stew Mayers In a competitive market Hollywood as an industry would fail. Hollywood is an oligopolistic industry that has excessive power and little restraint. In general Hollywood provides bad product, repetitive models, less than exhilarating and uplifting personalities, and a culture that is extremist in its anti-Western, anti-capitalist and anti-Republican posture. In a normally functioning and competitive market, Hollywood would be dead-wood. But sadly in its oligopolistic position it just accretes more power. Its impact is devastating. An Apology to Every U.S. Serviceman or Soldier By : Rev Michael Bresciani With masks and dark glasses to hide their faces they set fire to a uniformed effigy of a United States soldier. In the frenzy an upside down American flag was lit on fire as well. Was this the Hezbollah or Al Queda, was this Palestine or Syria? No, these were American “peace” protesters in Portland. Victims of Political Correctness By : Rev Michael Bresciani I opened up my e-mail and clicked on a published article that ended with a line that said “I don’t believe that homosexuality is immoral…” It was proudly signed by the author and accompanied with contact information to the authors e-mail. Global Warming and People of Faith By : Rev Michael Bresciani Is Al Gore the political left’s equivalent of Chicken Little or should we all snap to attention and take him more seriously? Is global warming a concern that the church should undertake as its own cause? Let’s see. Exceptions abound but in general women are naturally left wing and Marxist By : Stew Mayers A feminist-marxist magazine sums up some deep reservations I have about women and their massive impact socially and politically, exemplified by this column from March 2006, “..women…struggle to affirm rights and end all forms of exploitation and oppression…[and the] brutality of imperialism to block any such efforts. From the successes of the Palestinian people...to the refusal of the peoples of Haiti, Iraq, Afghanistan, Cuba, Venezuela and other countries to accept U.S. dictate…women have been in the forefront of these struggles.” Sane no. Accurate no. But relevant – incredibly so. The Incredible Speed of Falling - Stand Up America By : Rev Michael Bresciani Recent polls say Americans deal with the ever changing landscape of culture and politics by retreating to the tube with remote in hand. Do we need to be reminded that David Letterman was only joking when he said “Everyone has a purpose in life. Perhaps yours is watching television." Blaring Double Standards in the Cultural Diversity Movement By : Rev Michael Bresciani Proponents of cultural diversity and tolerance are steadily leaving behind a trail of blaring inconsistencies and blatant double standards. Will the age of reason end with technology being the only thing society nearly mastered even while social experimentation lies weak and whimpering in the wings? Natural Law and ‘Conservative’ thought By : Stew Mayers 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? Arab money in the US and a vibrant 5th column By : Stew Mayers 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. CommonSenseGovernment.com: Liberal Bias in Our Communication Channels By : John Eberhard It has become more and more obvious in recent years that there is a strong liberal bias in those who control certain communication channels in American society. I'm talking about the mainstream news media, college campuses, and the entertainment industry. Contrary to What Is Being Said, There Is No Part 135 Sales Tax Exemption for Aircraft By : Thomas Alston During the everyday conversations of aircraft dealers, brokers and prospective buyers the belief is being enforced that a Part 135 exemption exists in California. This belief is dangerous and misleading. Guilt, Winning and Losing By : John Eberhard I recently read a very interesting article entitled “White Guilt and the Western Past” by Shelby Steele. This article came highly recommended by Rush Limbaugh, and I felt like it really helped to explain a lot of things that are going on in politics today. “ Do New Media Technologies Contribute To A More Democratic Polity By : Jonathon Hardcastle Since the introduction of mass media, academic debates in the field of communications and among the everyday discussions of citizens around the world, tend to emphasize on the importance of news and entertainment media as mediums of political discourse, and especially on their role as dynamic forces to nations' democratization. In United States particularly, scholars and observers place considerable responsibility upon the shoulders of new media for the current state of U.S. ... American Sleeping Giant Awakes - But is too Heavy to walk on Islamic Jihadist Eggshells By : Rev Michael Bresciani Shortly after the attack of the World Trade Towers on September 11, 2001 President George Bush said that whoever was responsible for the attack had awakened a sleeping giant. Did the giant hit the snooze button and go back to sleep? Is Peace in the Middle East Possible - History and the Bible Team up to Answer that Question By : Rev Michael Bresciani Asking if there will ever be peace in the Middle East is not a hard question to answer. It does depend on who you ask and your knowledge of both history and the Bible. Lawyers and Lawsuits 101 By : t_lange Lawyers are not just court figures, there are other situations and matters that need lawyers from whose expertise people would benefit. Religion: Institution or Revolution? By : Chris McElroy In writing any article about religion you run the risk of people not agreeing with you or the risk of offending people. Does that mean we should not write about religion? Absolutely not. Should we worry that people might be offended? No. We should not go out of our way to offend people, but as long as you write your true beliefs, then you are doing what is in your heart and should share that with others. Read more . . . ICANN Refuses To Reduce Trademark Infringement Disputes By : Chris McElroy AKA NameCritic When you file a trademark, you must specify the class it will be registered in. You are granted the use of that string of letters for use in commerce within that class. Apple records VS Apple computers my favorite analogy. They each have a trademark, but one is allowed to use theirs with music and the other with computers. ICANN Creating a Monopoly in Domain Names By : Chris McElroy AKA NameCritic When the Internet was very young, all you had to do to get a domain name was call a man named Jon Postel, and ask for it. Things have changed greatly with the popularity of the Internet. Now the competition for a good, short, generic domain name is fierce. If you want a domain name in the popular .com namespace, you have to settle for a long, sometimes confusing, domain name.