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Archive for March, 2007

Mar 15th 2007

Judea and Samaria (the “West Bank”): To whom does it belong? Is it “occupied territory”?

Many even otherwise well informed people believe that the turmoil in the Middle East is due to the Israeli “occupation” of Judea and Samaria, also known as the “West Bank” — a territory less than half the size of Los Angeles County.

What are the Facts?

Mar 14th 2007

“The Palestinian Problem”: Is it the cause of unrest in the Middle East?

There are those who think that the so-called “Palestinian problem” is the cause for unrest, turmoil, and slaughter in the Middle East. They believe that if this problem could be solved, peace and tranquility would prevail in this troubled area.

What are the Facts?

Mar 14th 2007

Those “Palestinian Refugees”: Who are they, what is the real story?

The major and perhaps only sticking point in negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians is that of the “return of the Palestinian refugees.” It sank the Camp David conference that President Clinton had arranged, even though Mr. Barak had made unprecedented concessions for the sake of peace. The new man, Mahmoud Abbas, who routinely refers [...]

Mar 14th 2007

Aid to Israel: Does the U.S. get its money’s worth?

Israel and Egypt are the two largest recipients of U.S. aid. For its“participation” in the Gulf War, Egypt was forgiven its indebtedness of $9 billion. Israel pays its bills. It receives $2.8 billion every year. Of that amount, $2.0 billion is for military aid and $0.8 billion for economic aid. It’s fair to ask whether [...]

Mar 14th 2007

The PLO: Is it a force for peace in the Middle East?

The skilled public relations apparatus of the PLO has lulled many into the belief that this organization could possibly be a force for peace in the Middle East. Some believe that there is a certain amount of “grandstanding” on the part of the PLO, mostly for internal consumption, but that essentially the PLO is searching [...]

Mar 12th 2007

Will we ever have a Chavez-style president?

We are very blessed here in the US to have strong institutions that would probably prevent such an outcome.

Nevertheless, listening to this clip of FDR lament the power of the Supreme Court (and the principle of private contracts) makes me wonder if the next collapse of our economy will give rise to a power mad [...]

Mar 12th 2007

daylight savings time

we know daylight savings is useful. studies have shown it reduces US electricity consumption by 1% per day. but how complicated is it?

“inside the Navajo Reservation, there’s a Hopi Resolution. The Hopis follow Arizona and don’t have daylight-saving time. They’re surrounded by the Navajo that have daylight-saving time, which is surrounded by [...]

Mar 7th 2007

alessandro mancini’s goal

here is a sweet highlight from the champions league. ESPN’s description:

….a piece of individual brilliance by Mancini.

The Brazilian forward received a David Pizarro crossfield pass 30 yards out on the left.

He befuddled Anthony Reveillere with numerous stepovers before finally rounding the right-back and thrashing a left-foot shot high to Gregory Coupet’s right [...]

Mar 6th 2007

hearsay exception

take the video with a grain of salt. according to one law professor i talked to, “res gestae” is never the correct answer (at least on his exams).

Mar 5th 2007

mitt romney’s successful marriage: a subtle swipe at….everyone?

richard miniter weirdly reports on CPAC:

Everyone loves Rudy [giuliani].

Well, not everyone.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, who also packed the hall [at CPAC], took a subtle swipe at Giuliani. [mitt] called [mrs. romney] up to the podium, who announced that the couple was about to celebrate their 38th wedding anniversary. No one missed that the thrice [...]

Mar 3rd 2007

Mormon Religion

This article was recently submitted to all-encompassingly for publication. It is one of a series of informational posts intended to address widely-held misconceptions about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. –Admin

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS), or as it is often called, the Mormon Church, is the restored Church [...]

Mar 3rd 2007

Anti-Mormon

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Almost from the time Joseph Smith left the grove of trees after his First Vision, he faced persecution. Almost since the [...]

Mar 3rd 2007

Chastity

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Mormon doctrine teaches that sexual intimacy should take place between a man and a woman only when they are legally married; adultery, [...]

Mar 3rd 2007

The Book of Abraham

This article was recently submitted to all-encompassingly for publication. It is one of a series of informational posts intended to address widely-held misconceptions about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. –Admin

In 1799, near Alexandria, Egypt, Napoleon’s men found the soon famous Rosetta Stone. The stone provided a way to translate ancient Egyptian [...]

Mar 3rd 2007

Polygamy

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The practice of polygamy, or plural marriage (one man taking more than one wife), by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day [...]

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