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- 2006: Hate at the Movies. - Michael Novak, NRO
- 2009: ACORN: The Pretense of Caring -- Anita Moncrief
- 2009: Conscience Protection Update: What Might Happen Next and Why You Should Care -- Catherina Favazza
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Government Relating to Nature —
Examples of the State interacting with Creation
Category Archives: Government Relating to Nature
Election Day (United States) — Wikipedia
I found myself wondering a few days ago why Election Day is when it is in the United States, and the answer is pretty interesting: it’s to accommodate farmers and Christians. Check it out.
N. Korea Appears to Be Preparing for Nuclear Test
Jonathan Karl, ABC News
Instapundit reacts: “An impending North Korean nuclear test? A distraction that’s part of the Iran/North Korea shell game, I suspect.” RightWingBob asks: What if North Korea performs a successful nuclear test in the coming days, and, on August 22nd, Ahmadinejad announces that, hey, that was our test too! We are now a nuclear power. What [...]
Aiming to catch criminals red-footed
S. Tendler & L. Bannerman, London Times Online
“A computer system can spot those who are guilty by the way they walk…”
Special forces to use strap-on ‘stealth wings’ – Matthew Hickley, Daily Mail
This is so freaking cool.
Military Plans Tests in Search for an Alternative to Oil-Based Fuel – New York Times
Disclaimer: This article is in the NYT. Trust but verify.
N-R-G.
Caspar Weinberger outlines the federal government’s attempt at a comprehensive energy policy in Forbes magazine.
Population Growth Requires More Water, More Leadership – Matt Rosenberg, RedState
See also: New Water Supplies, Conservation Key To Metro Atlanta Growth – Matt Rosenberg GE Desalination Project To Expand Algiers Water Supply – Matt Rosenberg http://www.redstate.org/story/2005/9/12/13034/4851
We’re protecting them to death.
Dimitri Vassilaros writes about the people who fall through the cracks of our drug approval system.
If you can’t beat ‘em, bug ‘em.
“A group of Colombian scientists believe they’ve found a way to wipe out cocaine production: unleash an army of hungry moth caterpillars…”
