Peace Now US

The Defense Department according to the Washington Post has blocked Myspace and twelve other popular sites that our children (U.S.Troops) use when they are off duty and want to communicate with their friends and family back home. A lot of these soldiers feel

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Science that heretofore seemed hard connected to empirical gathering of data and basic protocols of discovery seems to be losing its subjectivity. Darwinists are taking to active social protesting. Will they next try to make their views the law?

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If it were possible to hear her voice, we would hear the earth herself crying out in protest at the slaughter of innocents in Iraq – at the flimsy justification of the destruction of one group by another, at the action of Cain against Abel. For the earth carries our pain, just as we carry it. She carries the energies of destruction that we inflict upon each other, trying all the while to cleanse them from her heart.

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The battle over La’au Point in Moloka’i is a microcosm of the ongoing battle between the forces of economics and politics versus that of conservation and culture. Why is La’au Point so important and what does this mean for the island of Moloka’i as well as the rest of the Hawaiian Islands? Read on to find out…

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Although there are many articles published about World War II in Germany, not too many touch on the personal aspect of what it was like growing up as a child during the war. For those of you that are interested, this article may be for you.

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