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  • Big Green’s untold billions

    05/21/2014 6:01:03 AM PDT · by Mozilla · 3 replies
    Cfact.org ^ | May 14 2014 | Ron Arnold
    The “Kill Keystone XL” crowd isn’t little David up against a Big Oil Goliath. As usual, conventional wisdom isn’t wisdom when the mainstream media ask all the wrong questions with commensurate answers. Behemoth Big Green outstrips Big Oil in expendable revenue by orders of magnitude — if you know how to follow the money. The mainstream media don’t know how. Like most liberals, their staffs are afflicted with what 20th century futurist Herman Kahn called “Educated Incapacity” — the learned inability to understand or even perceive a problem, much less a solution. They’ve been taught to be blind, unable to...
  • Meet the Major US Philanthropy Financing an Israeli-Designated Terror Group

    10/29/2023 5:02:26 PM PDT · by Mariner · 5 replies
    The Washington Free Beacon ^ | October 23rd, 2023 | Andrew Kerr
    The Rockefeller Brothers Fund touts its commitment to advancing "social change that contributes to a more just, sustainable, and peaceful world." It also bankrolls an Israeli-designated Palestinian terror group and has given millions more to groups that fund Hamas or have justified the terrorist group’s attacks against Israel.
  • Three Cheers for the Syrians (...the ones who just left the National Council of Churches)

    08/30/2005 8:58:12 PM PDT · by Valin · 5 replies · 366+ views
    OrthodoxyToday.org ^ | 8/29/05 | Mark Tooley
    LAST MONTH, FOR THE first time in years, a member denomination withdrew from the National Council of Churches (NCC). The spunky, 400,000-member communion is the Antiochian Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of North America, and its decision to quit the reflexively left-wing NCC was based on a unanimous vote of clergy and lay delegates. According to one church spokesman, a recent NCC fundraising letter helped spark the departure. It asked supporters to fight "right-wing attacks" on the controversial church agency. The letter named President Bush, Rush Limbaugh, James Dobson, and the Heritage Foundation as insidious forces that must be opposed. "It got...