Radio Blogger: "Thursday, August 3
Just another propaganda piece from the New Islamist Times
Craig S. Smith pens an article in the Friday morning editions entitled, 'Freeing Prisoners Key Goal in Fight Against Israel.' It is disgraceful.
It explains, along with co-author Steven Erlanger, what Hezbollah's goals are in the current war in which they are engaged with Israel. Here's the first paragraph:
When Hezbollah guerrillas sneaked into Israel last month, killing and capturing Israeli soldiers and setting off the current crisis, their goal was to trade them for a Lebanese man held by Israel. "
The NYT must be on the terrorist Muslim extremist dole. Freeing Prisoners is the Key Goal in the Fight Against Israel. Really!? Nezrahla couldn't have asked for a better mouth piece.
The goal of the Hezbollah (misspelling intentional) is to destroy Western Civilization. READ THIS ARTICLE BY RADIO BLOGGER
Until an real world, ideological love-bomb explodes in the lives of Hezbollah-hate-nurturing Imam's . . . Beware of peace-loving-Chamberlain-like newspapers who say the Hezbollah is simply misunderstood.
August 3, 2006
North Miami Community Planning and Development, Housing and Community Development - City of North Miami
Community Planning and Development, Housing and Community Development - City of North Miami: "The Housing and Community Development Section's overall goal is to assist the City of North Miami in creating a viable urban community by providing decent housing, a suitable living environment and expanding opportunities, principally for very low, low and moderate-income persons/families (with incomes not exceeding 120% of median family income for the Metropolitan Dade County area). To achieve the above, the Section is responsible for the following tasks:
Administering local, state and federal funds designated for housing and community development.
Identifying housing and community development needs within the City.
Working with 'not for profit' organizations to expand opportunities and quality of life for low and moderate income residents.
Planning, developing and implementing programs and activities to meet identified needs in housing and community development, such as homeownership, single-family and rental rehabilitation, public facilities and improvements."
This is one of many ways government helps thos who want to improve the environment and culture for the benefit of the community. Good luck.
Administering local, state and federal funds designated for housing and community development.
Identifying housing and community development needs within the City.
Working with 'not for profit' organizations to expand opportunities and quality of life for low and moderate income residents.
Planning, developing and implementing programs and activities to meet identified needs in housing and community development, such as homeownership, single-family and rental rehabilitation, public facilities and improvements."
This is one of many ways government helps thos who want to improve the environment and culture for the benefit of the community. Good luck.
Evolution’s Backers in Kansas Mount a Counterattack - New York Times
Evolution’s Backers in Kansas Mount a Counterattack - New York Times: "KANSAS CITY, Kan., July 29 — God and Charles Darwin are not on the primary ballot in Kansas on Tuesday, but once again a contentious schools election has religion and science at odds in a state that has restaged a three-quarter-century battle over the teaching of evolution.
Less than a year after a conservative Republican majority on the State Board of Education adopted rules for teaching science containing one of the broadest challenges in the nation to DarwinÂ’s theory of evolution, moderate Republicans and Democrats are mounting a fierce counterattack. They want to retake power and switch the standards back to what they call conventional science.
The Kansas election is being watched closely by both sides in the national debate over the teaching of evolution. In the past several years, pitched battles have been waged between the scientific establishment and proponents of what is called intelligent design, which holds that nature alone cannot explain lifeÂ’s origin and complexity. "
These are families who are determined to let their children learn about the controversy surrounding human originspivotalitol aspect a morality. Why? Origin and Cause equivalentlant. Without a cause there is no purpose of the created. Without purpose there is no right or wrong. Why? With Darwin's accidental existence there would be a universal truth, "You can't tell me this is wrong." With a purpose for creation there are choices which are either more harmonious (good) or more against the the purpose of creation (bad).
Hats off to the families in Kansas for being alert and active in regards to the proper education of their children and future leaders of the world.
Less than a year after a conservative Republican majority on the State Board of Education adopted rules for teaching science containing one of the broadest challenges in the nation to DarwinÂ’s theory of evolution, moderate Republicans and Democrats are mounting a fierce counterattack. They want to retake power and switch the standards back to what they call conventional science.
The Kansas election is being watched closely by both sides in the national debate over the teaching of evolution. In the past several years, pitched battles have been waged between the scientific establishment and proponents of what is called intelligent design, which holds that nature alone cannot explain lifeÂ’s origin and complexity. "
These are families who are determined to let their children learn about the controversy surrounding human originspivotalitol aspect a morality. Why? Origin and Cause equivalentlant. Without a cause there is no purpose of the created. Without purpose there is no right or wrong. Why? With Darwin's accidental existence there would be a universal truth, "You can't tell me this is wrong." With a purpose for creation there are choices which are either more harmonious (good) or more against the the purpose of creation (bad).
Hats off to the families in Kansas for being alert and active in regards to the proper education of their children and future leaders of the world.
August 1, 2006
CSC - Free Speech On Evolution Campaign
CSC - Free Speech On Evolution Campaign: "Join Discovery Now! (Free DVD offer for new members!)
Across America, the freedom of scientists, teachers, and students to question Darwin is coming under increasing attack by what can only be called Darwinian fundamentalists. These self-appointed defenders of the theory of evolution are waging a malicious campaign to demonize and blacklist anyone who disagrees with them.
High school teacher Roger DeHart was driven from his public school simply because he wanted his students to learn about both sides of the scientific debate over Darwinian evolution.
Chemistry professor Nancy Bryson lost her job at a state university after she gave a lecture on scientific criticisms of Darwin's theory to a group of honors students.
A biology professor at George Mason University was recently banned from teaching her students about the theory of intelligent design.
Biology professor P.Z. Myers at the University of Minnesota, for example, has called for 'the public firing and humiliation of some teachers' because they question Darwin.
Free speech and academic freedom are cherished principles in America. They are too important to be sacrificed to the intolerant demands of extremists on any issue.
If you support the right of scientists and teachers to speak their mind about evolution, will you help us? Click here to join Discovery Institute. (Free DVD offer for new members!)
Discovery Institute is the nation's leading public policy center that defends 'teaching the controversy' about the strengths and weaknesses of Darwinian evolution. We have launched a national campaign to defend the rights of scientists, teachers, and students who are being threatened because they dare to raise critical questions about evolution.
Across America, the freedom of scientists, teachers, and students to question Darwin is coming under increasing attack by what can only be called Darwinian fundamentalists. These self-appointed defenders of the theory of evolution are waging a malicious campaign to demonize and blacklist anyone who disagrees with them.
High school teacher Roger DeHart was driven from his public school simply because he wanted his students to learn about both sides of the scientific debate over Darwinian evolution.
Chemistry professor Nancy Bryson lost her job at a state university after she gave a lecture on scientific criticisms of Darwin's theory to a group of honors students.
A biology professor at George Mason University was recently banned from teaching her students about the theory of intelligent design.
Biology professor P.Z. Myers at the University of Minnesota, for example, has called for 'the public firing and humiliation of some teachers' because they question Darwin.
Free speech and academic freedom are cherished principles in America. They are too important to be sacrificed to the intolerant demands of extremists on any issue.
If you support the right of scientists and teachers to speak their mind about evolution, will you help us? Click here to join Discovery Institute. (Free DVD offer for new members!)
Discovery Institute is the nation's leading public policy center that defends 'teaching the controversy' about the strengths and weaknesses of Darwinian evolution. We have launched a national campaign to defend the rights of scientists, teachers, and students who are being threatened because they dare to raise critical questions about evolution.
Senate approves parental consent - Nation/Politics - insider.washingtontimes.com
Senate approves parental consent - Nation/Politics - insider.washingtontimes.com: "Senate approves parental consentBy Amy Fagan
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
July 26, 2006 Republicans last night secured a long-sought pro-life victory as the Senate approved a bill that would protect parents' right to be involved in their pregnant teen's abortion decision.
'I believe this is a significant pro-parent, pro-child, pro-life piece of legislation,' Sen. Sam Brownback, Kansas Republican, said of the bill, which would make it a crime to avoid a state's parental-notification or -consent law by taking a minor to another state to obtain an abortion.
The measure passed, 65-34. Fourteen Democrats voted in favor of the measure, while four Republicans voted against it. "
This is a family friendly bill that allows the parents the proper position in relationship with their children. Look up your legislator and thank or spank them for thier vote on this bill.
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
July 26, 2006 Republicans last night secured a long-sought pro-life victory as the Senate approved a bill that would protect parents' right to be involved in their pregnant teen's abortion decision.
'I believe this is a significant pro-parent, pro-child, pro-life piece of legislation,' Sen. Sam Brownback, Kansas Republican, said of the bill, which would make it a crime to avoid a state's parental-notification or -consent law by taking a minor to another state to obtain an abortion.
The measure passed, 65-34. Fourteen Democrats voted in favor of the measure, while four Republicans voted against it. "
This is a family friendly bill that allows the parents the proper position in relationship with their children. Look up your legislator and thank or spank them for thier vote on this bill.
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