re-volution

https://www.aynrand.org/medialink/reconstructionofiraq.shtml I'll write some stuff of my own as well as post my personal thoughts on certain essays when I have more time.  At the moment, I just wanted to get a few things posted.  An array of news stories... Estimated to cost as much as $200 billion, the plan for rebuilding post-war Iraq is astounding in its scope—from repairing roads and sewer systems to revamping the Iraqi government payroll system and printing school textbooks. Yet no one is paying attention to the deepest foundations needed to support a free and prosperous society. What the Arab world really needs is not a transfusi

© 2003 WorldNetDaily.com A daily newspaper published a fake story at the request of law enforcement officials, helping prosecute a man but also raising ethical red flags among journalists. Editors at suburban Seattle's Eastside Journal, now the King County Journal, said they cooperated with prosecutors and sheriff's detectives who asked them to run a false article to catch convicted murderer Steven Sherer in a plot to burn down the home where his teenage son lives with the mother of his slain wife, the Seattle Times reported. "Journalistically, we'll probably take some heat for it, but we have a responsibility to the community, and th

www.wnd.com I think that these pro-life demonstrators strategized this thing cleverly, and not only is it funny, it's a "score one" situation for the rising demographics of pro-life and relatively conservative pro-choice crowd. A pro-life display at a college in New England has prompted vandalism, violence and threats at the hands of abortion supporters, say students who sponsored the exhibit. According to a report in Massachusetts News, members of the campus Republican Club at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst this week erected 160 white crosses in the lawn next to the Student Union, meant to represent the number of unborn babies ki