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The Biggest Evil
I believe it is solely the growing size and influence of government. It is causing the tragedy that is befalling the world.
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Friday, November 26, 2004
Jeferson did not believe in the divinity of christ although accepted him as an historical figure
California: School bans Declaration of Independence
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Oakland Tribune
"A Cupertino public school teacher is suing his district and his principal, who banned him from using excerpts from the Declaration of Independence and other historical documents in his classroom because they contain references to God and Christianity. Steven Williams, a fifth-grade teacher at Stevens Creek Elementary School in the Cupertino Union School District, filed the suit in U.S. District Court Monday, arguing a First Amendment right to teach the history of our country and its founding fathers, which includes religious, and specifically Christian, references." (11/26/04)
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Oakland Tribune
"A Cupertino public school teacher is suing his district and his principal, who banned him from using excerpts from the Declaration of Independence and other historical documents in his classroom because they contain references to God and Christianity. Steven Williams, a fifth-grade teacher at Stevens Creek Elementary School in the Cupertino Union School District, filed the suit in U.S. District Court Monday, arguing a First Amendment right to teach the history of our country and its founding fathers, which includes religious, and specifically Christian, references." (11/26/04)
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Monday, November 22, 2004
Drugs, drugs, drugs
Narco-terrorism. The new buzz word for continuing a failed drug policy. Hey, let's throw some more money at it because now it is "funding the terrorists". If by that they mean that terrorists use "illegal" drugs as a commodity/money. Of course, the economics of any prohibition makes more money for them. So, we are really fighting ourselves by not "legalizing" all drugs. There is enough info on the web to tell people about the dangers of any given drug. So that old wives tale that we prohibit drugs because of the addiction it causes. What's left?? Well, everyone we catch using drugs, we can put on an ankle bracelet that monitors drug and alcohol usage for a probationary period--soon to be permanent.
BTW, folks this is actually happening
Soon to be will be every person convicted of any crime will have to wear one. And next...........
They think this will stop the DEMAND. Hah!!!
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Friday, November 12, 2004
more
Subject: Herbal emetic
In addition to Terrill's suggestion - bartenders also use liquid soap
on occasion. A tiny drop in a drink does wonders and works almost
immediately. Don't ask how I know that, okay? Oleander is good -
but sparingly as cautioned.
In addition to Terrill's suggestion - bartenders also use liquid soap
on occasion. A tiny drop in a drink does wonders and works almost
immediately. Don't ask how I know that, okay? Oleander is good -
but sparingly as cautioned.
Thursday, November 11, 2004
checkitout
This is the way it is written
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Hey, Want to Be A Hero at Your Death
Be a murdering, thieving scumbag, like Ya' Sir Ararat. We'll toss in a Nobel Peace Prize on the way. Don't touch Jerusalem though. You will make the story come true.
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PEACE, PEACE--THERE WILL BE NO PEACE
That's not the way the story is written.
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Wednesday, November 10, 2004
News not in the mass media
Firefox ignites demand for alternative browser
USA Today
"Strolling between classes at Stanford University in Palo Alto,
Calif., Blake Ross looks like any other bleary-eyed sophomore. Few
would guess that the laptop-carrying 19-year-old is a tech prodigy
leading a battle against Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser
for control of the Internet. Ross was up until 5 a.m. Tuesday
watching a surge in download requests for the official release of
Firefox version 1.0 -- the red-hot alternative Web browser he helped
create. Early demand strained the Firefox download site to near
breaking." (11/09/04)
http://makeashorterlink.com/?D2D412FB9
USA Today
"Strolling between classes at Stanford University in Palo Alto,
Calif., Blake Ross looks like any other bleary-eyed sophomore. Few
would guess that the laptop-carrying 19-year-old is a tech prodigy
leading a battle against Microsoft's Internet Explorer Web browser
for control of the Internet. Ross was up until 5 a.m. Tuesday
watching a surge in download requests for the official release of
Firefox version 1.0 -- the red-hot alternative Web browser he helped
create. Early demand strained the Firefox download site to near
breaking." (11/09/04)
http://makeashorterlink.com/?D2D412FB9
Sweden prepares for drunken moose
Animal Planet
"Some 300,000 moose, or elk as they're known in Europe, roam Sweden's
woods. But every autumn at least a few of the normally timid animals
end up astray, trudging out of the woods and into cities and suburbs
where they gladly munch on fermented apples that have fallen from
trees. The result is an intoxicated and aggressive brute. ... Traffic
accidents with moose are well documented: there were 4,204 of the
animals killed on Swedish roads in 2003, to be exact. Less
documented, but no less terrifying, are the reports of drunken moose
jumping through living room windows, belly flopping into empty
swimming pools or violently attacking people." (11/09/04)
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Q63521FB9
Animal Planet
"Some 300,000 moose, or elk as they're known in Europe, roam Sweden's
woods. But every autumn at least a few of the normally timid animals
end up astray, trudging out of the woods and into cities and suburbs
where they gladly munch on fermented apples that have fallen from
trees. The result is an intoxicated and aggressive brute. ... Traffic
accidents with moose are well documented: there were 4,204 of the
animals killed on Swedish roads in 2003, to be exact. Less
documented, but no less terrifying, are the reports of drunken moose
jumping through living room windows, belly flopping into empty
swimming pools or violently attacking people." (11/09/04)
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Q63521FB9
Courts at odds in legal battle over felons' voting rights
Christian Science Monitor
"In the final days before last week's presidential election, campaign
operatives in Florida were engaged in a bitter debate over
enforcement of a state law that bars convicted felons from voting.
Republicans urged strict enforcement of the law to prevent some
47,000 suspected felons listed on the state's voter rolls from
casting illegal votes. Democrats charged the effort was a vote
suppression campaign aimed at holding down turnout in minority
neighborhoods. In the end, President Bush coasted to victory in
Florida by more than 380,000 votes, but the preelection debate
highlighted a surprising fact: Some 600,000 Florida residents are
barred by law from participating in the democratic process. One of
every 6 African-American men in Florida is ineligible to vote because
of a prior felony conviction. ... All but two states, Vermont and
Maine, restrict the ability of convicted felons to vote." (11/10/04)
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Z16E21EB9
Christian Science Monitor
"In the final days before last week's presidential election, campaign
operatives in Florida were engaged in a bitter debate over
enforcement of a state law that bars convicted felons from voting.
Republicans urged strict enforcement of the law to prevent some
47,000 suspected felons listed on the state's voter rolls from
casting illegal votes. Democrats charged the effort was a vote
suppression campaign aimed at holding down turnout in minority
neighborhoods. In the end, President Bush coasted to victory in
Florida by more than 380,000 votes, but the preelection debate
highlighted a surprising fact: Some 600,000 Florida residents are
barred by law from participating in the democratic process. One of
every 6 African-American men in Florida is ineligible to vote because
of a prior felony conviction. ... All but two states, Vermont and
Maine, restrict the ability of convicted felons to vote." (11/10/04)
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Z16E21EB9
Oregon: White House takes assisted suicide law to top court
Dodge City Daily Globe
"The Bush administration asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to block
the nation's only law allowing doctors to help terminally ill
patients die more quickly. The appeal from Attorney General John
Ashcroft had been expected since May, when a lower court ruled the
federal government could not punish Oregon doctors who prescribed
lethal doses of federally controlled drugs." (11/09/04)
http://ap.dodgeglobe.com/stories/20041109/2573949.shtml
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Brazil may extend gun buy-back programme
Independent OnLine [South Africa]
"Brazil's gun buy-back programme has been so successful that the
government is considering extending it for another six months,
Justice Minister Marcio Thomaz Bastos said on Monday. Since the
nationwide programme was launched in mid-July, Brazilians have
relinquished 160,000 guns and rifles, Bastos told Agencia Brasil, the
government's official news agency. That number is double the 80,000
the government had originally estimated would be turned in by
December 23, as part of a tough new gun law. ... Under the new law,
gun owners have to reapply for permits and only police, people in
high risk professions and those who can prove their lives are
threatened will be eligible to receive new permits. Those caught
carrying weapons without permits could face up to four years in
prison." (11/09/04)
http://makeashorterlink.com/?P20221FB9
Dodge City Daily Globe
"The Bush administration asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to block
the nation's only law allowing doctors to help terminally ill
patients die more quickly. The appeal from Attorney General John
Ashcroft had been expected since May, when a lower court ruled the
federal government could not punish Oregon doctors who prescribed
lethal doses of federally controlled drugs." (11/09/04)
http://ap.dodgeglobe.com/stories/20041109/2573949.shtml
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Brazil may extend gun buy-back programme
Independent OnLine [South Africa]
"Brazil's gun buy-back programme has been so successful that the
government is considering extending it for another six months,
Justice Minister Marcio Thomaz Bastos said on Monday. Since the
nationwide programme was launched in mid-July, Brazilians have
relinquished 160,000 guns and rifles, Bastos told Agencia Brasil, the
government's official news agency. That number is double the 80,000
the government had originally estimated would be turned in by
December 23, as part of a tough new gun law. ... Under the new law,
gun owners have to reapply for permits and only police, people in
high risk professions and those who can prove their lives are
threatened will be eligible to receive new permits. Those caught
carrying weapons without permits could face up to four years in
prison." (11/09/04)
http://makeashorterlink.com/?P20221FB9
Rape of Fallujah: "Watching tragedy engulf my city"
BBC News [UK]
"US and Iraqi forces are locked in desperate street battles against
insurgents [sic] in the Iraqi city of Falluja. The BBC News website
spoke by phone to Fadhil Badrani, a journalist in Falluja who reports
for the BBC World Service in Arabic.: 'A US armoured vehicle has been
parked on the street outside my house in the centre of the city. From
my window, I can see US soldiers moving around on foot near it. They
tried to go from house to house but they kept coming under fire. Now
they are firing back at the houses, at anything that moves. It is war
on the streets. The American troops look like they have given up
trying to go into buildings for now and are just trying to control
the main roads. I am sitting here on my own, watching tragedy engulf
my city. ... I was with some of the Falluja fighters earlier. They
looked tired -- but their spirits were high and they were singing.'"
(11/10/04)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3996111.stm
BBC News [UK]
"US and Iraqi forces are locked in desperate street battles against
insurgents [sic] in the Iraqi city of Falluja. The BBC News website
spoke by phone to Fadhil Badrani, a journalist in Falluja who reports
for the BBC World Service in Arabic.: 'A US armoured vehicle has been
parked on the street outside my house in the centre of the city. From
my window, I can see US soldiers moving around on foot near it. They
tried to go from house to house but they kept coming under fire. Now
they are firing back at the houses, at anything that moves. It is war
on the streets. The American troops look like they have given up
trying to go into buildings for now and are just trying to control
the main roads. I am sitting here on my own, watching tragedy engulf
my city. ... I was with some of the Falluja fighters earlier. They
looked tired -- but their spirits were high and they were singing.'"
(11/10/04)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/3996111.stm
Tuesday, November 09, 2004
Here we go
Pennsylvania: Court OKs the seizure of weapons
Times Leader
"In a decision that pits the rights of gun owners against domestic
abuse victims, the state Superior Court has ruled a judge acted
properly when he ordered law enforcement to search an alleged
abuser's home and seize his weapons and those belonging to another
family member. The controversial 2-1 ruling, issued Thursday, also
extends the ability of authorities to seek weapons of an alleged
abuser. Previously, a judge could order weapons to be turned over,
but did not have the authority to direct a search to ensure
compliance. The ruling was based on a Montgomery County case, but
will have statewide impact because it expands the interpretation of
the state's Protection From Abuse Act. ... In a dissenting opinion,
Judge Justin Morris Johnson said he believed the ruling went far
beyond the bounds of the PFA Act and equated to a 'gross infringement
on a constitutional right.'" (11/07/04)
http://www.timesleader.com/mld/timesleader/10111154.htm
Times Leader
"In a decision that pits the rights of gun owners against domestic
abuse victims, the state Superior Court has ruled a judge acted
properly when he ordered law enforcement to search an alleged
abuser's home and seize his weapons and those belonging to another
family member. The controversial 2-1 ruling, issued Thursday, also
extends the ability of authorities to seek weapons of an alleged
abuser. Previously, a judge could order weapons to be turned over,
but did not have the authority to direct a search to ensure
compliance. The ruling was based on a Montgomery County case, but
will have statewide impact because it expands the interpretation of
the state's Protection From Abuse Act. ... In a dissenting opinion,
Judge Justin Morris Johnson said he believed the ruling went far
beyond the bounds of the PFA Act and equated to a 'gross infringement
on a constitutional right.'" (11/07/04)
http://www.timesleader.com/mld/timesleader/10111154.htm
Saturday, November 06, 2004
test
Sheldon (Shelly) Waxman, J.D. http://www.thelawyer.info
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Friday, November 05, 2004
Post election trivia
Farmers use Coke to control pests
Ananova [UK]
"Indian farmers are reportedly spraying their cotton and chilli fields with Coca-Cola to protect them from pests. They say it's much cheaper than chemical pesticides and just as effective at controlling bugs, reports the Guardian. Hundreds of farmers are reported to have switched to cola in Andhra Pradesh and Chattisgarh states. Gotu Laxmaiah, a farmer from Ramakrishnapuram, said he was delighted after spraying cola on his cotton crops. 'I observed that the pests began to die after the soft drink was sprayed on my cotton,' he told the Deccan Herald newspaper." (11/03/04)
Ananova [UK]
"Indian farmers are reportedly spraying their cotton and chilli fields with Coca-Cola to protect them from pests. They say it's much cheaper than chemical pesticides and just as effective at controlling bugs, reports the Guardian. Hundreds of farmers are reported to have switched to cola in Andhra Pradesh and Chattisgarh states. Gotu Laxmaiah, a farmer from Ramakrishnapuram, said he was delighted after spraying cola on his cotton crops. 'I observed that the pests began to die after the soft drink was sprayed on my cotton,' he told the Deccan Herald newspaper." (11/03/04)
The Case for Conscientious Non-Voting Part 3
Liberty For All
by Joey B. King
"I am a conscientious non-voter this year because I don't wish to be associated with such an organization as the government. Even casting the 'right' vote feels wrong this time. I have reckoned that if we are to be ultimately successful, we should look into the creation of alternative solutions rather than political participation. In other words, I disagree with the assumption that most things have a political answer. In fact, it should be the last option to solve any issue. By continuously opting towards the political path, it will remain the only (and wrong) choice." (11/04/04)
http://www.libertyforall.net/2004/nov14/Non-Voting.html
Liberty For All
by Joey B. King
"I am a conscientious non-voter this year because I don't wish to be associated with such an organization as the government. Even casting the 'right' vote feels wrong this time. I have reckoned that if we are to be ultimately successful, we should look into the creation of alternative solutions rather than political participation. In other words, I disagree with the assumption that most things have a political answer. In fact, it should be the last option to solve any issue. By continuously opting towards the political path, it will remain the only (and wrong) choice." (11/04/04)
http://www.libertyforall.net/2004/nov14/Non-Voting.html
And Now Comes
"And in that day will I make Jerusalem a burdensome stone for people; all that burden themselves with it shall be cut in pieces, though ALL the NATIONS of the earth be against it." Zechariah 12:3
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