September 28, 2005
On Sept 14, the Orwellian federal “anti-hate” bill, AMDT.2662 (The Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2005), was passed by the House of Representatives. It will establish a “hate crimes” bureaucracy in America, just like Canada’s, ending free speech. This legislation gives special federal protection to select groups including homosexuals. Throughout history, many homosexuals have sodomized underage boys. Incredibly, AMDT.2662 was inserted into the text of the Children’s Safety Act of 2005 (HR3132). Many house members, too busy to read the bill, thought they were protecting children. Actually, they were doing the opposite!
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07:19 AM
Freedom of Speech Now In Jeopardy, Passage of
Thought Crimes Bill Spells Doom To Free Talk Radio
In a surprising move, the House of Representatives on September 14, 2005 approved "The Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2005," HR2662, as an amendment to the Children'S Safety Act, HR3132. It was approved 223-199. The Senate is expected to also approve a similar amendment within a month. This federal legislation, orchestrated by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith will lead to creation of a vast anti-hate bureaucracy in America, similar to what now exists in Canada.
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07:11 AM
"The Real ID bill that has just passed Congress and will establish a national ID card within the next 18 months will transform all state motor vehicle departments into agents of the federal government. They have now been told to install a high tech computer chip into every single drivers license in every single state. That chip will be used to carry either a finger print or voice print. It will be used to track almost every single transaction made by every single American, including buying guns, using credit cards, buying gas, getting on an airplane or a train."
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07:10 AM
Significant Dates in the Creation of the New World Order
Perhaps the best way to relate a brief history of the New World Order, would be to use the words of those who have been striving to make it real throughout the ages. You will be amazed at how far back this grand plan has extended, and how many similarities there are in early Century 21 compared to the 1990's, with two Presidents from the Bush family in power. (
timeline 2.htm).
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07:09 AM
TALLAHASSEE -- Warning that Florida streets have the potential to morph into the O.K. Corral, gun-control advocates will launch an international campaign to alert travelers about a new state law that allows people to use deadly force in self-defense. On Saturday it will become legal to use force on an attacker without first trying to escape the confrontation. Supporters say the measure, which they dub the "Stand Your Ground" law, allows residents to protect themselves by meeting force with force.
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07:09 AM
BEIJING -- China set new regulations on Internet news content on Sunday, widening a campaign of controls it has imposed on other Web sites, such as discussion groups. "The state bans the spreading of any news with content that is against national security and public interest," the official Xinhua news agency said in announcing the new rules, which took effect immediately.
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07:08 AM
Clinton was asked whether she favored curbs on the Internet, after the DRUDGE REPORT made headlines with coverage of her husband's affair with a White House intern. "We are all going to have to rethink how we deal with this, because there are all these competing values ... Without any kind of editing function or gatekeeping function, what does it mean to have the right to defend your reputation?" she said.
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07:08 AM
To help publicize a company that makes microchips that can be implanted in humans for identification purposes, a prominent San Francisco banker got “chipped” Monday so that his living will is just a scan away if he ever becomes seriously ill. Before some 40 investors and entrepreneurs in San Francisco, Jon Merriman, chairman and CEO of investment firm Merriman Curhan Ford & Co., was injected with a rice-sized radio frequency identification (RFID) tag in his upper arm.
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07:07 AM
KTOK radio news in OKC is reporting that a high level DOJ official, John C. Richter, has suddenly been made the “acting” (temporary) US Attorney for all of the Western District of Oklahoma as of September 6, 2005. KTOK cited a White House biography of Richter calling Richter a Chief of Staff of the DOJ. See Acting US Attorney Part Two in OKC.
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07:06 AM
In a ruling with vast implications for basic rights, a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit ruled Friday that the Bush administration can continue to incarcerate Jose Padilla, seized May 8, 2002 at Chicago’s O’Hare airport, in a military prison, without filing any charges against him.
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07:06 AM
Training the kids that it's perfectly happy and normal to be body scanned by the TSA's magic wand.
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07:05 AM
Expelled at age 3 seems a brutal way to start an academic career. But researchers say it's an increasingly common occurrence. Each year, about 5,000 children are asked to leave state-financed preschools, which include some private institutions, a rate three times higher than public school students in kindergarten through grade 12, according to a report by the Yale University Child Study Center.
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07:05 AM
Immigrants fleeing Europe to escape religious persecution, coming to America to find religious freedom — we think of that as an image from our past: the Pilgrims landing at Plymouth Rock, William Penn, Lord Calvert. But it’s happening today. German Christians are trying to find a way to emigrate to the United States to preserve their faith and their families from persecution by an aggressively secular German government.
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07:04 AM
Hundreds of thousands of families have made the decision to homeschool. According to Christine Scheller, an estimated three to four percent of the school age population, approximately two million students, participate in homeschool (Scheller 47). While the reasons for individual decisions to homeschool may vary, many parents cite serious concerns about the academic failures of the public school system and the on-campus social exposure of students to the use of tobacco, drugs, alcohol, and sexually explicit behaviors.
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07:03 AM
What happens when a creationist tries to state his case at a national convention of teachers? Dr. Jobe Martin had that experience at the last National Education Association (NEA) convention, presenting his book, The Evolution of a Creationist, to the nation’s biggest teachers’ union. “They came up to our table and cursed us, gave us the finger, took our books and videos and threw them in the trash. They were as abusive as they could be,” Dr. Martin said. “But as it says in 1 Peter 4:14, ‘If ye be reproached for the name of Christ, happy are ye; for the spirit of glory and of God resteth upon you.’ We got plenty of that spirit at that convention.”
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06:58 AM
How did America’s colleges and universities turn into fortresses of Political Correctness where feminists and neo-Marxists rule and Christians had better keep a low profile? Or is that an exaggerated picture painted by urban legends and the media? Two veteran academics helped me try to find the truth.
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06:58 AM
SAN FRANCISCO -- Google Inc. will stop boasting on its home page about the number of Web pages it has stored in its index, even as the online search engine leader continues a crusade to prove it scans substantially more material than its rivals. The Mountain View, Calif.-based company planned to remove the index size late Monday. It will mark the first time in more than five years that Google hasn't listed the size of its search index on its sparse home page. When Google started the practice in mid-2000, the index spanned 1 billion pages; as of Monday afternoon, Google's home page said the search index contained 8.17 billion pages.
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06:57 AM
U.S. Patriot Act forbids companies from making
disclosures about government requests for information
"The Search" tackles such prickly subjects as the serious privacy concerns raised by the reams of data collected by Google's 175,000 computers about the millions of people who use the company's services each day. At one point, Battelle paints a disturbing picture, sketching out a scenario in which the federal government could demand that Google provide personal information about its users in the name of national security. If that were to happen, Google would have to notify all the affected parties, right? Not under the
U.S. Patriot Act, which specifically forbids companies from making disclosures about government requests for information. Didn't know that? Don't feel bad. Neither did Brin when Battelle asked him earlier this year about the potential perils of Google becoming a secret tool for the U.S. government.
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06:54 AM
Information supplied by the internet giant Yahoo! to Chinese intelligence has resulted in the conviction of a journalist for "divulging state secrets abroad", a respected international press organisation said. Shi Tao, who worked for the daily business publication Dangdai Shang Bao (Contemporary Business News) until he was arrested in November 2004, was sentenced to 10 years in prison last April, in a case underlining the stringent censorship regime which controls the Chinese media. According to Reporters Without Borders (RSF), the text of the verdict on Mr Shi indicated that Yahoo! willingly handed over details which enabled security service investigators to link the journalist's personal e-mail account to to the anonymous message. "Information supplied by Yahoo! led to the conviction of a good journalist who has paid dearly for trying to get the news out," RSF said. "It is one thing to turn a blind eye to Chinese government abuses but it is quite another thing to collaborate."
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