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Would we mourn if Bill Clinton had been killed in a plane crash? You know, the Bill Clinton of 15 felonies fame, the Bill Clinton of giving away nuclear secrets fame, the Bill Clinton who demanded and received "unequal justice under law", the Bill Clinton of "pardon the terrorists" fame, the Bill Clinton who made a mockery of our criminal justice system, . . . Should we mourn the death of traitors to freedom and our nation's founding principles? It is human nature to put aside the left versus right and the Democrat versus Republican battle of beliefs when we think of the loss of any life. But I do not follow the "human nature book of emotional etiquette". Perhaps the reason is I do not give a damn about "left versus right" or "Democrat versus Republican". I fight for our nation's future and I fight to reclaim our founding principles . . . Our men in uniform in Afghanistan do not mourn the loss of dead Taliban—I do not mourn the loss of Paul Wellstone. It is clear from the transcripts and facts presented here that Al Gore is a hypocrite, a liar, and a traitor to principles as the Vice-president to a "Commander in Chief" during time of war and attacks on our nation. A greater shame is the failure by the Republicans to bring forth a loud and clear case to the American media and public about the facts and themes presented here. The debased state of this nation is exemplified when a hypocrite like Al Gore is given major media exposure on a topic that he should be barred from even speaking on, or—at the very least—castigated for. The only explanation for the exposure and lack of stern criticism to Gore's speech is a naive and apathetic American public, a socialist media that never asks the hard questions, and spineless Republicans who refuse to expose the truth.
Just proving once again that there is "Unequal Justice Around Law" for celebrities, athletes, and politicians. The Media Tycoon, The Athlete, The Actress Media Tycoon—ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen, from 30 years in jail down to two years probation.
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And now, without further ado, Sentry Over America's Noble Peace Prize Committee announces the year 2002 recipient of the Noble Peace Prize. . . For your untiring efforts in promoting world peace through strength, for your brilliant diplomacy with your allies in Europe over the Pershing II issue, for your magnificent leadership in reviving a trashed military from your predecessor Jimmy Carter, for your outstanding strategy in reclaiming an economic juggernaut that helped win the Cold War, for your courageous backing of the "Star Wars Program" that played such a major role in killing off the Soviet Empire, for your no-nonsense tactical skill in dealing with Mikhail Gorbachev, for all these efforts and more that helped bring peace and maintain peace . . . and for practically tearing down the Berlin Wall with your own bare hands, the Sentry Over America Noble Peace Prize Committee awards the year 2002 prize to
Read Full Article At The Hall Of Reverence After seeing yet another piece on this fallacy that the president sits at the "master control panel of economy USA", I called Professor David M. Currie, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Economics and Finance at Rollins College, one of the most prestigious universities in the southeast. I asked Dr. Currie to give me a rough percentage of the impact that a president has on the economy. Here is how Dr. Currie broke down the broad impact factors of the current state of an economy at any given time:
If government policies represent only 20% of the drivers of the economy, what percent of that is represented by direct presidential action? Of that 20%, is 50% Congress and 50% the president? If so, now we have a 10% effect. How much of a lag factor is involved in any direct impact? One year? Three Years? Are we now down to 5%. How much of that is indirect, not direct control? Are we at 2% now? Or, maybe zero. If so, this is still Bill Clinton's economy. Thank You! Registered Members and Readers Sentry Over America continues its dynamic growth. We are getting a lot of new followers from the military as well as a large number of international members, including Sweden and Australia, and hits from 22 countries. Please keep passing the link to your friends, family, and associates.
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Care About the DC Sniper Guest Articles PARALYZING AMERICA'S PRODUCERS Democrats bemoan its decline and offer 'solutions' such as repealing Bush's tax cut or extending unemployment benefits--as if taking away more of our money or paying more people to produce nothing will somehow lead to a more productive economy. —Yaron Brook and Alex Epstein of the Ayn Rand Institute on why we have a stagnating economy. THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE SHOULD GO TO THOSE WHO REALLY SUPPORT PEACE In choosing Carter the Nobel Committee has shown yet again that it does not understand the cause of war and so of peace. — Andrew Bernstein of the Ayn Rand Institute says that "statism is the cause of war" and that "Shamefully, the Nobel Committee has repeatedly awarded its Peace Prize to the bringers of war." Sadly, the Bush Administration is mollifying these "multilateralists." Instead of following its own judgment on the military objectives necessary to defend us against terrorism, the Administration has embraced nearly every country on earth--including several state sponsors of terrorism--as an ally, and has tailored its actions to placate a coalition of America-haters and terrorist-appeasers.—Alex Epstein of the Ayn Rand Institute says that to fulfill their responsibility to defend our nation, our leaders must reject the poison of "multiculturalism". THE BETRAYAL OF THE Such shameful actions are a betrayal of the trust President Bush won from the American people a year ago, and a return to the suicidal appeasement practiced by his predecessors.—Alex Epstein of the Ayn Rand Institute shows how Bush is appeasing the very terrorists he targeted in his Bush Doctrine.
Tired of the centrist mumble? Here are some refreshing comments straight from the"tell it like it is" school. On Senator Paul Wellstone's death: A hard-core, unrepentant Marxist. I mourn his passing like the mosquito I squashed against my bathroom wall today.--Todd Brendan Fahey, Editor of Friends of Liberty.com
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