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Opinion
Mark
Smith , editor
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Two million Brits
demonstrate for peace
If love is peace as St. Paul once told the Corinthians,
then Britons agree. Despite a terror alert (400 armed soldiers
were placed at Heathrow last week and are still there “to
prevent terrorism”), more than a million English men and women
(organizers claimed the crowd was two million) descended on
Hyde Park the day after Valentine’s Day to chant, as many
a protester’s posters stated, that there should be “No blood
for oil.”
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North
Korea poses 'imminent danger' U.S. must start talks now - East
West Center
HONOLULU (Feb. 14) — William J. Perry, the secretary
of defense under the Clinton administration who led a review
of U.S.-North Korea policy, said today that North Korea poses
an “imminent danger” to the world because it has the capability
of producing five to six nuclear bombs by summer.
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Total
Inofmation Awareness: An invasion of privacy
The hot issue today is Total Information Awareness.
This is a global project created as a way to follow terrorist
activities. However, many people are skeptical as the project
is also viewed as an invasion of privacy and tends to focus
more on American citizens than it does on suspected terrorists.
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Not
going to hell! Not self-destructing! In control!
My mother made it seem that we were preparing
for a battle between good and evil. We were the good, and those
baby killers were the evil (that’s what she called them).
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Women's
right to abortion is pro-life
Thirty years after Roe V. Wade, no one defends
the right to abortion in fundamental, moral terms, which is
why the pro-abortion rights forces are on the defensive.
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