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The
Bible Says that the Serpent deceives the
whole world.
Yet, Few believe that, people simply go
along with everyone else never
questioning where they god their beliefs
or where they came from.
Did you know, that the customs of Palm
Sunday never existed in the Bible?
This is true,
this custom was gradually incorporated
in worship because of a misunderstanding
of scripture. Over the centuries, it
gradually became a part of worship in
the Catholic Church.. Today we are
seeing this come to pass.
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On Thursday,
Nov. 19, a hacker broke into the computers at
the University of East Anglia's Climate Research
Unit (CRU) and released 160 megabytes of
confidential files onto the Internet – including
1,079 emails and 72 documents.
Over the past 10 days, those materials have now
been posted all over the Internet and reveal
what most rational people have thought all along
– that anthropogenic (man-caused) global warming
is perhaps the biggest scientific hoax in the
past 150 years, or since publication of Charles
Darwin's treatise on evolution, "The Origin of
Species" (1859).
Read the full story
University
outlines 're-education' for
those who hold 'wrong' views
A program proposed at the
University of Minnesota would
result in required examinations
of teacher candidates on "white
privilege" as well as "remedial
re-education" for those who hold
the "wrong" views, according to
the Foundation for Individual
Rights in Education. The organization, which promotes civil liberties on the campuses of America's
colleges
and
universities, has dispatched a letter to
University of Minnesota
President Robert Bruininks asking him to intervene to prevent the
adoption of policies proposed in his
College
of
Education and Human Development. "The
university's general counsel should be asked to comment as
soon as possible," said the letter from Adam Kissel, an officer with FIRE. "If
the Race, Culture, Class, and Gender Task Group achieves its stated goals, the
result will be political and ideological screening of applicants, remedial
re-education for those with the 'wrong' views and values, [and] withholding of
degrees from those upon whom the university's political re-education efforts
proved ineffective."
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full story
Measure fails by
wider-than-expected margin, falling 12 votes short
New
York lawmakers rejected a bill Wednesday that
would have made their state the sixth to allow
gay marriage, disheartening advocates already
stung by a similar decision by Maine voters just
last month.
The New
York measure failed by a wider margin than
expected, falling 12 votes short in a 24-38
decision by the state Senate. The Assembly had
earlier approved the bill, and
Gov. David
Paterson,
perhaps the bill's strongest advocate, had
pledged to sign it.
New
York also doesn't allow civil unions, but has
several laws, executive orders and court
decisions that grant many of the rights to gays
long enjoyed by married couples.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Tehran is reviewing the option of decreasing cooperation with the U.N. nuclear watchdog after it issued a resolution critical of Iran last week.
Speaking in a live television interview late Tuesday, Ahmadinejad said "friendly relations with the agency are over," adding that they while they were still cooperating with it for now, that policy was under review.
He said in the past Iran had cooperated with the agency beyond what was required by international law, but now they would review restrictions on its access.
In its resolution Friday, the agency urged Iran to stop its uranium enrichment activity, which many Western countries worry is connected with producing nuclear weapons. Read the full story
Official: U.S. troops will start leaving Afghanistan in July
2011 President Barack Obama is sending 30,000 extra U.S. troops to
Afghanistan on an accelerated timetable that will have the first Marines there
as early as Christmas and all forces in place by summer. But he'll also declare
Tuesday night that troops will start leaving in 19 months.
In a prime-time speech to the nation from West Point, N.Y., that ends a 92-day
review, Obama will seek to sell his bigger, costlier plan for the 8-year-old
stalemated war to a skeptical public in part by twinning it with some specifics
about an exit strategy, said two senior administration officials. They spoke on
condition of anonymity because the president had not yet laid out his plans.Read the
full story
