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WASHINGTON TIMES
May 31, 2005
Drift to world government?
By Richard W. Rahn

What do you call someone who believes Jesus was only a person and could
not perform miracles and was not reborn, as opposed to most Christians,
who believe he performed miracles and was reborn?
Can you be a Christian if you only think Jesus was a teacher and not a

I've been hired to write an interpretive manual for a local museum.
I'm having a hard time finding examples of one on the net though - can
anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks in advance!

This article in the NYT arts section about a museum exhibit offers some
interesting details/dynamics about refugees from Recife who were
descendants of refugees from the Spanish Inquisition.
See article for the Dutch-appointed Governor's un-enlightened attitude

Was WWII Worth It?
For Stalin, yes
by Patrick J. Buchanan
Bush told the awful truth about what really triumphed in World War II

Pauvre Jacques Chirac finds himself slogging through deep kimchee?
Say, it's not so, Gaston!
Magnifique!
Vivian, it shouldn't get any better than this -- but it always does.

Analysis: Comparing Hitler and Stalin
By Robin Shepherd
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Bratislava, Slovakia, May. 9 (UPI) -- Amid all the chitchat, commentary

For those who think Muslim are being irrational about Koran
desecration:  please remember how irrational "the Constitutional
Amendment to Protect the American Flag" was.

WASHINGTON TIMES
Editorial
May 23, 2005
PA hate speech and Mideast peace

In the sixties a battle developed, between the most powerful nation on earth
and a small nation on a continent on the other side of Earth, and between an
Israeli-American and an African-American, here in America.
Those women shared one song in their vying for the hearts of America ...

Analysis: Germany drifts into crisis
By Martin Walker
UPI Editor
Washington, DC, May. 23 (UPI) -- For Gerhard Schroeder's Social

Report: U.S. arms prop up dictators
Washington, DC, May. 24 (UPI) -- Most U.S. arms sales to the developing
world still go to help dictatorial regimes, a new report says.
The New York-based World Policy Institute found a majority of U.S. arms

http://tinyurl.com/bf5nz
Was World War II Worth It?
by Patrick J. Buchanan

Outside view: Buy security through aid
By Gregory F. Treverton and Robert Klitgaard
Outside View Commentators
San Diego, CA, May. 21 (UPI) -- A decade ago, corruption was a taboo

Article from the World and I magazine:
http://www.worldandi.com/subscribers/feature_detail.asp?num=24439