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 | » Mohler Thinks He Knows What Your Career Should Be More Than You Do
by Frederick Meekins
On his 10/8/09 broadcast, Albert Mohler was in a tizzy wondering why fewer young men are going into missions work than women. Since we are going to turn this into yet another opportunity to bash men, a pastime increasingly popular in certain Evangeli... read more
• November 5, 2009 |
 | » Swine Flu or Time To Get a Clue
by Rev. Austin Miles
The growing "plague" of 'Swine Flu' is being pushed exactly like Al Gore's "Global Warming" which can be seen as strictly political. Especially as it is noted that the Obama Adminstration seems intent on making the Swine Flu Vaccine shots mandatory f... read more
• October 23, 2009 |
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| » Healthcare Trickery & Scottish Wimpery
by Frederick Meekins
With Obama seeming to withdraw the so-called "public option" from the healthcare reforms being considered by Congress, many will assume that the battle is now over. However, things may be more dangerous than ever before. Up for consideration are so-c... read more
• August 26, 2009 |
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| » Headline Potpourri #4: Early Marriage High Horse, Healthcare Informants, & Not About Philosophy
by Frederick Meekins
The real victim of the run in between Harvard malcontent Henry Louis Gates and officer James Crowley may actually be the poor woman making the call to police. For her efforts at being a good citizen, she has been labeled a racist and received various... read more
• August 14, 2009 |
 | » Is There A Co-Pay With Forced Abortion?
by J. Matt Barber
The president has more "czars" running around than Mother Russia. It's mondo bizarro. Kind of fitting, though; must be a communist thing. Still, as the debate over Obama's multi-trillion dollar pet experiment in socialized healthcare reaches terminal... read more
• August 12, 2009 |
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| » Is There a Co-Pay with Forced Abortion?
by J. Matt Barber
The president has more "czars" running around than Mother Russia. It's mondo bizarro. Kind of fitting, though; must be a communist thing. Still, as the debate over Obama's multi-trillion dollar pet experiment in socialized health care reaches termina... read more
• August 3, 2009 |
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| » Headline Potpourri #3: Jackson Clones, Radical Profs, & Eldercide
by Frederick Meekins
Barack Obama has taken on the role of chief booze peddler. Hoping to smooth over the controversy that has erupted over the arrest of Henry Louis Gates, the President has invited the professor and the arresting office to the White House for a beer. Gi... read more
• August 3, 2009 |
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| » Minding The Times: An Exposition On Postmodernism, Part 2
by Frederick Meekins
The human mind and spirit cannot endure for very long the chaotic vacillation of such lawlessness before the individual eventually cries out for answers to the extremes of licentiousness and total control. Throughout much of the Modern Era, the Chris... read more
• July 6, 2009 |
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| » Minding The Times: An Exposition On Postmodernism, Part 1
by Frederick Meekins
One might say the future is here --- and we might want to send it back for a refund. Having waited years and wondering at times whether mankind would even survive to see the day, the world now finds itself on the other side of a new millennium. In so... read more
• May 28, 2009 |
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| » Microdictatorships Line The Road To The Future
by Frederick Meekins
In my column "Capital Implements Measures Violating Rights & Property", I warned that a number of steps taken in the name of curtailing crime in a particular Washington, DC neighborhood forbidding entrance to anyone but those whose business and reaso... read more
• February 16, 2009 |
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| » Technological Parking Meters Manifest Statist Mindset
by Frederick Meekins
One of the simple delights in the age of vehicular travel is coming across an empty parking space that still has time on the meter. Since the beast --- namely the municipalities obtaining revenue from the meter --- is still getting the amount of mone... read more
• December 29, 2008 |
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| » Nation's Capital Implements Measures Violating Rights & Property
by Frederick Meekins
As the nation's capital, Washington DC is often looked to for various approaches on how to handle a number of growing issues around the country. Usually government eggheads like to formulate their grandiose schemes from their comfortable halls of pow... read more
• November 24, 2008 |
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