Today NPRI ran a full page ad in the Nation Magazine (see page 13 on the June 16th 2003 edition) addressing the credibility gap between what the Pentagon says about depleted uranium, and what the science says. Please pick up a copy. If you have Adobe Acrobat reader, you can also view the ad on-line here:
Liberalism is the main feature for the change that is underway in our present world. And unless the Arabs realize that fact, they will not be able to accompany time.
It seems that the U.S. government has become the expert on regime change. The problem is that they have ignored some of the worst examples of bad regimes because of valued trade status, being allied in the war on terror, and economic importance.
from the herald:
Bay state students who hail from seven terrorism-sponsoring nations would be summarily ejected from public colleges and universities under a new Republican bill that sparked accusations of a witch hunt from Islamic activists and civil libertarians.
Last year MADD ranked Massachusetts as one of the three worst states at fighting drunken driving and underage drinking, mainly because its laws do not mandate that blood alcohol levels above the legal limit are proof of intoxication.
Jim Orton is a tough kid who pissed off the wrong cops and wound up getting framed for a crackhead robbery. His conviction was overturned but he still remains behind bars.
Today's Patriot Ledger featured Jim's story on the front page click the link below to read it.