Laura's report on 2nd Gen Education during Sunday Service 9/24/06: A pod cast

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Media alchemists work to transform Foley-Homosexual-pedophile into Hastert-Inept Republicans-More government and laws

Inquiry To Look At House, Not Foley - washingtonpost.com

Homosexuals have a greater tendency to reach into pedophilia. Liberals are quaking in their boots.  This drum-beat article at the W-Post is a cheap parlor trick to throw the public off the real issue; the murder of morality via attacking God, religion and abstinence.  Yes, this is my take on this.  And Hastert's staff hesitation, if any, was induced by fear of the ACLU homophobe inquisitors and their lackey activist judges.

An America beguiled by ACLU-media-alchemy will continue the trip into a Godless, amoral swamp.  Behold Foley.  At least his party is able to still muster a genuine sense of shame and quick action. 

Tags: Hastert, Liberals, Media, Judges, Activist Judges, ACLU, alchemy, alchemists, amoral, godless, swamp, who are you to judge, darwinism, accident, shame, religion, god, country, America

Six dead in one week school related

This article reveals that many think gun control will solve this kind of problem problem.

1. Contol schools . . .  they are the problem or
2. Control students . . .  they are the problem or
3. Control  . . . Control . . . Control and of course that means more government

Thre is an answer.  In every case the perps are the waste left over from families that fell apart due to selfishness or families that languished because the  public was too self consummed to heal and and lead.  Anyway, here is what they have to say:

In less than a week, a total of six students across the United States have been shot and killed. Five girls between the ages of 13 and 7 died after a stranger seized their one-room schoolhouse in a remote area of Pennsylvania. Just days earlier, a female high school student in Colorado was killed after a homeless man took her and several classmates hostage. Between those two incidents, a 15-year-old student gunned down a principal at a small Wisconsin high school.

VOA News - Gun Control Debate Resurfaces in Wake of Deadly US School Shootings

South Korean Ban may indeed become the SG of UN in lightning speed

If Ban does indeed win the race, his selection will have been marked by unprecedented speed, consensus and calm. In the past, U.N. chiefs were often elected as time ran out, after heated negotiations between council nations and numerous rounds of voting.

Annan steps down on Dec. 31.

This looks good.  Who is Ban that he is so favored to become SG?  Worth looking into.

Tags: Ban, Annan, SG, UN, United Nations, Secretary General, South Korea, Election

Living for Others: Oldest of the Amish Students "Kill me, let the others go."

 If there are tears in your eyes too . . . let's change what is happening in America by becoming good, families where children learn true love.  True love like this oldest of the Amish students who said, "Kill me, let the others go".

I was listening to Bill Bennet's Morning in America this morning when I hear this. 

My prayer is that America reclaims is connection with the creator for the sake of other.  Let's start with our daily lives and our families.  

Tags: Amish, students, True Love, Living for Others, Example, America

At the UN, As Next S-G is Touted: Ban Ki-Moon

Byline: Matthew Russell Lee of Inner City Press at the UN

UNITED NATIONS, October 2 -- Ban Ki-Moon appears nearly certain to be the next Secretary-General, it emerged Monday afternoon after a Security Council straw poll. Rather than this month's Council President, Japan's Kenzo Oshima, it was Chinese Ambassador Wang who delivered the news to a crush of reporters, who had assembled to await the equivalent of the Vatican's white smoke signaling a new pope. On the side of the stakeout, the numbers trickled out.

______________________Encourage - Discourage - No Opinion

Ban Ki-Moon ...................9...................4 .........................1

Shashi Tharoor ................10................ 3........................ 2

Tharoor's discouragements reportedly included the veto of China. Soon after Amb. Wang's king-maker announcement, word spread that Shashi Tharoor would come down to deliver his concession. When he did, he declined to comment on Ban Ki-Moon's qualifications, beyond the congratulatory fax he'd sent. He was asked, willl you return to India? "I've had no plan B," he answered. And now the planning starts. Including, some say, for one or more last minute stabs in the coming week.

It was already 5:40 when Kenzo Oshima spoke. By gentlemen's agreement, he said, I cannot give the results. I hope there are many gentlemen. Nor would he confirm the Council confirmation vote on October 9, the date named by Ambassador Bolton. Gentlemen, indeed...

On the day the Security Council decided on its nominee as the next Secretary-General, beginning a five year term on January 1, the spokesman for outgoing Secretary-General Kofi Annan told reporters that it is Mr. Annan's position that he can and will hand out five year appointments even in the less then three months remaining in his term.

http://www.innercitypress.com/unhq100206.html

Tags: Ban Ki-Moon, UN, Secratery General, Korea, Bolton, Kofi Annan

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Straits of Hormuz a video game for terrorists? You decide.

Straits of Hormuz video game for training terrorists.  Check this out.

“In the new computer game… the ways of shutting down the Hormuz strait through exploding a ship will be shown to the users.” 

Production of the game is apparently funded by the Iranian government, which is in the midst of intense negotiations with the global community over its nuclear program. Reuters reports that an eight-member design team created the game in three months’ time. Its launch is designed to commemorate Iran’s bloody 1980-1988 war with Iraq.

Straits of Hormuz a video game for terrorists? You decide.

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Video Games for training Terrorists

Islamic radicals are increasingly using video game technology to spread their message.

The trend continues, according to a Reuters report which describes “Counter Strike,” a game that challenges players to blow up a U.S. tanker in the narrow and strategically critical Straits of Hormuz.

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Definitely. If you have one at home, show them this Post. 

 What do you think?

Tags: terrorists, video game, oil

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Why does the ACLU fight religious expression everywhere?

Why does the ACLU fight religious expression everywhere?   Hat tip: Laura

One reason, MONEY!  They use taxpayers money for this, and this should be protected as religious rights.  Many communities are threatened by the budget concerns of fighting the ACLU and simply give up.  They are INTIMIDATED!~   Let's help protect the expression of religious ideas in America!

see this link -

http://www.reclaimamerica.org/pages/Petitions.aspx?ptid=18&memid=758118

Laura writes: America has changed so much, and how important it is for us to remain aware that God has been at the center of our founding principles, and is still welcome today. 

South Florida Building Project Committee annoucement and agenda

Please go to http:fl_family.livejournal.com .  Read the agenda.  Leave some suggestions for the survey which will be distributed on Wednesday.  It is a better place for community participation. Click here to go there.

Milingo Stands his ground

Milingo stands his ground
ZNBC - Zambia
Archbishop Emmanuel Milingo who was excommunicated, Tuesday has renounced the Vatican's stance on mandatory celibacy for priests. ...