Articles Posted by Eastbound
-
The August 21, 2007 Security and Prosperity Partnership (SPP) summit in Montebello, Quebec with U.S. President Bush, Canadian Prime Minister Harper and Mexican President Calderon was held behind closed doors. Nothing of substance has been reported by the press, even though several major media outlets attended the event. To understand what might have happened, we can turn to an August 13 policy conference that was held in Washington, DC. Titled "The Montebello Summit and the Future of North America," the conference presented three panels of global thinkers, including Dr. Robert A. Pastor, to prognosticate on the past, present and future...
-
Kansas City, MO gearing up for North American Union super corridor, Mexican consulate, etc.
-
THUNDER BAY, ONT. - A man convicted of forging a prescription in Thunder Bay, Ont., made a fatal mistake, a court heard this week: He wrote too legibly.
-
(Excerpt:) "Kerry is an odd mix. There's Kerry the Eliot Ness crusader who takes on tough cases to serve justice. There's Kerry the dispassionate policy advocate who can appear more intrigued with issues than with making contact. His politics bounce between the two. He assails the flow of private money into campaigns; he sides with portions of the corporate political agenda. He hews to the liberal line on universal healthcare and increasing wages, but he has displayed more interest in the subject of international crime--hardly an unimportant topic, but one that does not stir many souls. Does that indicate he's...
-
THE CAIN SANCTION It is logical It is necessary It is compassionate It is Biblical It is the right thing to do BEFORE things go postal and civilization perish It is now or never
-
In a recent discussion on a 'right to marry' thread, a new poster made the statement that the Mass. supreme court was in the process of 're-defining' the word, 'marriage'' to include homosexual unions. Throughout the history of the human race, the word, 'marriage,' always referred to the union of a man and a woman. In fact, the legal dictionary specifically defines 'marriage' as pertaining to a man and a woman. The question I would like to address is not whether homosexuals do or do not have the 'right' to marry, but more importanty, does a supreme court have the...
-
In a recent thread on the gun control issue, someone made the following statement: "While the debate has strong arguments on each side, virtually every federal court in the country has held for over six decades that there is no personal, individual right to own a gun. " That was a startling statement to me, so I decided to search through my books to find the antecedents and justification for that statement, and by gum, lo and behold, I found it! Right there in Article 2, section 2(b): "There is no personal or individual reason or right for the people...
-
-
In Defense of the 2nd Amendment; the Right to Bear Arms The following article was taken from questions and answers written back and forth between Jay Glickman and Kenny Schultz, a Grant County resident. Mr. Schultz manages a website, a section of which is devoted to the theme of the defense of the 2nd Amendment http://www.apachego.com/rights ). I asked Mr. Schutlz for a short description of himself: Ken Schultz: I am what our administration fears the most, an informed citizen who believes solidly in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. I am a member of no 'organized militia', nor ...
|
|
|