 "Pythagorean theorem: 24 words. The 10 Commandments: 179 words. The Gettysburg Address: 286 words. The Declaration of Independence: 1300 words. Federal regulations on the sale of cabbage: 26,911 words."
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-- From "Inside the Beltway," item submitted by Stuart Miller, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, September 11-17, 2000, page 6. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website. Posted here 9-25-00.
"Medicare has actually complained that some seniors in hospice care are living too long. The program needs seniors to die on time so that it can balance its books."
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-- From "Trust-Busting for Seniors," The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, September 11-17, 2000, page 36. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website. Posted here 9-25-00.
"The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) may ban all real cheese in America, that is, the kind made from raw milk instead of manufactured and vacuum-packed using pasteurized milk. . . Despite the fact that not a single outbreak of illness in the United States has been linked to raw milk cheese -- which has been regularly consumed in Europe for centuries by everyone from kings to peasants -- federal regulators may intervene anyway because pasteurization makes the growth of microorganisms in cheese less likely. . . ."
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-- From "The Right Ear," Human Events, September 22, 2000, page 28. Address: 1 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001. Phone: 202-216-0600. Posted here 9-25-00.
"In the 1960s, World Health Organization authorities believed there was no alternative to the overpopulation problem but to assure that up to 40 percent of the children in poor nations would die of malaria. As an official of the Agency for International development stated, 'Rather dead than alive and riotously reproducing.'" [Note that "since January 1, 1999, 624,833,875 people have been afflicted by malaria" and "of these, 4,217,628 have died." The WHO people must be proud.]
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-- From "The Lies of the Environmental Movement Can Kill You," by Steve Milloy and J. Gordon Edwards, The DeWeese Report, September 2000, page 3, published by the American Policy Center, 13873 Park Center Road, #316, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Phone: 703-925-0881. Fax: 703-925-0991. E-mail. Website. Junk Science Website. Posted here: 9-18-00.
"In 1990, the federal government completed a 10-year, $537 million study to determine whether or not acid rain posed a threat to the environment and human health. The study found that special interest scare-mongering was not based on facts and that acid rain caused very little damage to the environment and it posed virtually no risk to human health."
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-- From "Acid Raid -- Headline or Hoax?" excerpted from a report by Citizens for a Sound Economy in Freedom Alert, August/September 2000, page 10. Address: Citizens for Constitutional Property Rights, Incorporated, PO Box 757, Crestview, Florida 32536. Phone: 850-682-6156. Posted here 9-18-00.
"According to Judge Ira DeMent, school children need to be monitored by government-approved guards [prayer police] -- to make sure they never pray! . . . Judge Ira DeMent ordered that public school students could not pray, could not talk about their faith in graduation speeches, could not quote the Bible (let alone read it), could not express their religious faith in any way." [Is this what the First Amendment means when it says, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. . . ." Emphasis added.]
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-- From an August 25th solicitation letter from Jay Alan Sekulow, The American Center for Law & Justice, PO Box 64429, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23467-4429. Website. Posted here 9-18-00.
"'What do we need to do to shut down uncooperative Christian churches and groups and put them out of business forever.' This was the question that high-level Clinton Administration bureaucrats posed at a super-secret conclave at the White House in late October, 1998."
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-- From "Uncooperative Churches and Groups targeted by Feds," by Texe Marrs, Power of Prophecy, August 2000, page 1. Address: 1708 Patterson Road, Austin, Texas 78733. E-mail. Website. Posted here 9-18-00.
"Historians well know that all lawful operations of the congress ceased when the legislators from the southern states walked out in 1861 and congress adjourned sine die, i.e., with no time set to reconvene. This effectively ended the constitutionally established Congress of the United States."
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-- From "Federal Officer Forced into Seclusion," by Pat Shannan, Media Bypass, August 2000, page 35. Alternative Media, Incorporated, 4900 Tippecanoe Drive, Evansville, Indiana 47715-3234. E-mail. Website. Posted here: 9-18-00.
"Janet Reno has only prosecuted 4 people under the Brady laws out of thousands of people having 'illegally' applied to buy a firearm."
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-- From "The Revolution Has Started: Here Are Your First Orders," by Liz Michael, Free American Newsmagazine, August 2000, page 23. Address: US Highway 380, Box 2943, Bingham, New Mexico 87832. E-mail. Website. Posted here: 9-18-00.
"During this [Clinton] administration's first six years in office federal firearms law prosecutions brought by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms -- the law enforcement organization charged with enforcing federal gun laws -- plunged an incredible 44 percent!"
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-- From "Red Tape: The Gore Game Plan for Gun Control," by Dawson R. Hobbs, America's First Freedom, September 2000, page 31. Address: National Rifle Association of America, 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-9400. Phone: 703-267-1000. Website. Posted here: 9-11-00.
"A government that already has 20,000 gun laws on the books, neglects their enforcement, then clamors for MORE! clearly has an agenda beyond simple saving lives."
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-- From "Parting Shot," by Barbara Curtis, America's First Freedom, September 2000, page 72. Address: National Rifle Association of America, 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-9400. Phone: 703-267-1000. Website. Posted here: 9-11-00.
"We have the capacity to squeeze [gun] manufacturers like a pincers and hurt them in the marketplace. We are bigger than the NRA." [They are also powerful enough to destroy any industry, manufacturer, business, or individual at whim.]
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-- Quoting Elliot Spitzer, Democrat Attorney General of New York in "Stupid Quotes," The Limbaugh Letter, April 1999, page 12. Address: 2 Penn Plaza, 17th Floor, New York, New York 10121. Show phone: 800-282-2882. Fax: 212-563-9166. E-mail. Website. Posted here 9-11-00.
"Tony Martin's rundown estate called Bleak House [in England] was targeted by three burglars who knew his home contained silverware and other easy-to-carry antiques. It looked like easy money, with the older gentlemen's apparent inability to defend himself -- thanks to England's gun ban -- against the younger, stronger thieves. But Martin had stashed away a Winchester pump-action shotgun, which is illegal in England, and used it. When the smoke cleared, one young robber lay dead on the lawn, while another was hit in the legs by 196 shot-gun pellets. . . . One of the dead robber's accomplices was jailed for three years, the other for two-and-a-half. Martin, the homeowner, wasn't as lucky. He received a mandatory sentence of life in prison for killing the intruder."
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-- From "First Things First," America's First Freedom, September 2000, pages 17-18. Address: National Rifle Association of America, 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-9400. Phone: 703-267-1000. Website. Posted here: 9-11-00.
"[Y]ou should know that under our government's definition of 'poor,' you can have a $5 million net worth, a $300,000 home and a new $90,000 Mercedes (completely paid for), a maid, cook, and valet, and $1 million in your checking account, and you can still be officially defined by our government as 'living in poverty.' . . How does the government pull this one off? . . . [T]he government measures one thing. Just one thing. Cash income. It doesn't matter one bit how much you have, how much you own, how many cars you drive or how big they are, whether or not your pool is heated, whether you spend the winters in Aspen and the summers in the Bahamas, or how much is in your savings account. It only matters how much income you claim in that particular year."
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-- From The Terrible Truth about Liberals, by Neal Boortz, Longstyreet Press, Incorporated, a subsidiary of Cox Newspapers, a subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, Incorporated, 2140 Newmarket Parkway, Suite 122, Marietta, Georgia 30067, 1998, page 43. Posted here: 9-11-00.
"The government's own statistics show that people who are said to be 'living in poverty' spend more than $1.70 for each dollar of income they claim."
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-- From The Terrible Truth about Liberals, by Neal Boortz, Longstyreet Press, Incorporated, a subsidiary of Cox Newspapers, a subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, Incorporated, 2140 Newmarket Parkway, Suite 122, Marietta, Georgia 30067, 1998, page 44. Posted here: 9-11-00.
"[T]he U.S. is seriously considering a $3 billion-a-year global 'school lunch' program. The brainchild of crackpot left-wing former Sen. George McGovern, the idea has lured support from fellow has-been pol Bob Dole, and is backed by President Bill Clinton. . . ."
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-- From "Newsbriefs," Middle America News, September 2000, page 4. Address: We the People Institute, Incorporated, PO Box 17088, Raleigh, North Carolina 27619. Phone: 919-839-1001. Fax: 919-839-2181. E-mail. Website. Posted here: 9-11-00.
"A 72-year-old man who killed a timber rattlesnake after it bit him narrowly escaped a fine of $1,000 for killing a member of an endangered species [near Cameron, New York]."
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-- From "The Right Ear," Human Events, September 1, 2000, page 28. Address: 1 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001. Phone: 202-216-0600. Posted here 9-4-00.
"A new congressional report shows the Clinton-Gore administration racked up $292 million in air-travel costs on 159 foreign trips since 1997."
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-- From NewsMax.com, August 18, 2000. Posted here 9-4-00.
"In Michigan a bill was introduced that would grant each black American living in the state a $16,500 annual tax break for the next 20 years." [If this bill is passed, guess where every black in America will wish to live.]
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-- From a solicitation letter from J. A. Parker, president, The Abraham Lincoln Foundation, PO Box 96724, Washington, DC 20090-6724. Posted here 8-28-00.
"A parrot who could say 'hello' but not 'bonjour' meant a fine for the Quebec resident who failed to produce a bilingual parrot, according to a 1998 '60 Minutes' broadcast."
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-- From "Canada's Mandatory Multilingualism Extends to House Pets," English First Members' Report, August 24, 2000, page 3. Address: 8001 Forbes Place, Suite 102, Springfield, Virginia 22151. Phone: 703-321-8818. Fax: 703-321-8404. Website. Posted here 8-28-00.
"In mid-June, the Brazilian government decreed an immediate ban on all firearm sales in the country, and by year-end lawmakers hope to pass legislation that would impose a total ban on firearm ownership by anyone other than military, police or security forces. . . ."
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-- From "Brazil Bulldozes Gun Rights," America's First Freedom, August 2000, page 18. Address: National Rifle Association of America, 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-9400. Phone: 703-267-1000. Website. Posted here: 8-21-00.
"Not content with having sent six-year-old Elian Gonzalez back for brainwashing in Fidel Castro's Communist dictatorship, the Clinton Administration this week is going to honor the heavily armed immigration agents who forcibly snatched the child from the Miami home of his unresisting, unarmed relatives. . . . They will all receive a plaque 'for a job well done,' says the INS, and a few -- presumably those who actually seized the child -- will get bonus vacation days."
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-- From "Capital Briefs," Human Events, August 18, 2000, page 2. Address: 1 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001. Phone: 202-216-0600. Posted here 8-21-00.
"A Boston court ruled last week that a child, born to one lesbian woman from an egg donated by her girlfriend, has two mothers and no father. . . ."
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-- From "Capital Briefs," Human Events, August 18, 2000, page 2. Address: 1 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001. Phone: 202-216-0600. Posted here 8-21-00.
"[P]ublic school[s], child protective services, and courts are finding parents who refuse to put their children on Ritalin guilty of child abuse. . . ."
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-- From "The Right Ear," Human Events, August 18, 2000, page 24. Address: 1 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001. Phone: 202-216-0600. Posted here 8-21-00.
"[T]he last thing Clintonites want is for unsuspecting drivers to learn that U.S. autos carry 5 million+ kilograms of highly toxic sodium azide (a key chemical element in mandatory air bag crash systems). This acid compound is described in the April edition of Science News as 'an explosive, broad-spectrum biocide with toxicity comparable to sodium cyanide's . . . lethal to practically all forms of life.'" [If the crash doesn't kill you, maybe the sodium azide will.]
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-- From The American Sentinel, August 2000, page 4. Address: 10660 South Tryon Street, Suite 16, Charlotte, North Carolina 28273. Phone: 704-504-1899. Fax: 704-365-1845. E-mail. Posted here: 8-21-00.
"[T]he White House . . . has enacted regulations to ban new SUV's within three years."
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-- From The American Sentinel, August 2000, page 9. Address: 10660 South Tryon Street, Suite 16, Charlotte, North Carolina 28273. Phone: 704-504-1899. Fax: 704-365-1845. E-mail. Posted here: 8-21-00.
"[T]he Florida Supreme Court has held that judges, lawyers, witnesses and parties are absolutely immune from civil prosecution for perjury, slander, libel, defamation, fraud or "other tortious behavior" committed during the course of litigation."
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-- From The Corruption Chronicles, August 30, 1995, page 1. Address: PO Box 1230, Tallahassee, Florida 32302. Phone: 904-643-5983. Posted here: 8-21-00.
"A group of congressmen . . . [has] written to Atty. Gen. Janet Reno asking her to suspend the FBI's Carnivore Internet-monitoring system. 'Carnivore, it has been reported, enables the federal government to scan all of the traffic on an Internet Service Provider's network,' said [a] congressman." [Related article.]
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-- From "Capital Briefs," Human Events, August 4, 2000, page 2. Address: 1 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20001. Phone: 202-216-0600. Posted here 7-17-00.
"You, as a taxpayer, paid $300,000 to show members of the Makah Indian Tribe how to use automatic weapons to kill gray whales and then you helped pay $435,000 to show them how to eat the whales." "As a taxpayer, you have paid nearly $5,000,000.00 to date to help the Makah tribe use automatic weapons to kill two whales, the first one of which sunk to the ocean depths because they didn't have a clue what they were doing."
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-- From a solicitation letter by Thomas A. Schatz, president, Citizens Against Government Waste. Address: 1301 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 400, Washington, DC 20036. Posted here 8-14-00.
"Now, the scarcity of another of God's creatures -- the Southwestern arroyo toad -- has prompted the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to declare over 478,000 acres of sunny Southern Cal to be 'critical habitat' for its survival. . . But, this anointed amphibian's hopping grounds may well curtail many housing construction projects from Monterey to the Mexican border. Seems that Homo sapiens shelter is way down the Washington priority list of critical habitats."
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-- From "Toads and Congressmen," The John Birch Society Bulletin, August 2000, page 10. Address: The John Birch Society, Inc., 770 Westhill Boulevard, Appleton, Wisconsin 54914-6521. Phone: 920-749-3780. E-mail. Website. Posted here 8-14-00.
"Using antimycin, a poison, National Park Service bureaucrats are planning to exterminate -- yes, kill -- all rainbow and brown trout in as many as ten streams. . . It's because they consider the indigenous brook trout, which now inhabit streams at higher elevations, to be a superior race of fish. And they are determined that the noble brook trout reclaim their rightful habitat."
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-- From "News Digest," The Limbaugh Letter, May 2000, page 4. Address: 2 Penn Plaza, 17th Floor, New York, New York 10121. Show phone: 800-282-2882. Fax: 212-563-9166. E-mail. Website. Posted here 8-14-00.
"The NTUF [National Taxpayers Union Foundation] figures the cost of the CHIMP [Chimpanzee Health Improvement Maintenance and Protection] Act to be about $27 million a year." "'[T]his act would benefit about 600 chimpanzees, roughly $45,000 per chimpanzee paid for by Homo sapiens taxpayers,' says the NTUF's Tom McClusky."
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-- From "Inside the Beltway," by John McCaslin, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition, July 24-30, 2000, page 6. Address: 3600 New York Avenue, NE, Washington, DC 20002. E-mail. Website. Posted here 8-14-00.
"Under a bill signed by Maine Gov. Angus King, all communities and natural landmarks containing the work 'squaw' must now be renamed. The word, you see, is offensive to Native Americans -- and to women. . . . The new Maine law affects about two dozen mountains, waterways and other locales. . . Other states have similar laws. In Colorado, even the endangered squawfish was renamed."
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-- From "News Digest," The Limbaugh Letter, May 2000, page 4. Address: 2 Penn Plaza, 17th Floor, New York, New York 10121. Show phone: 800-282-2882. Fax: 212-563-9166. E-mail. Website. Posted here 8-14-00.
"[T]he ninth circuit has just ruled that -- while employers can still refuse to assign disabled employees to jobs in which they may pose a significant risk to the lives and safety of others, it's now illegal to refuse to give a disabled person a job assignment, even if you know the job may kill him. If epileptics want to work building skyscrapers, employers are now instructed to say, 'Ok, honey, Congress wants you to have that opportunity.'"
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-- From "I Want that Deadly Job!" by Vin Suprynowicz, Media Bypass, July 2000, page 21. Alternative Media, Incorporated, 4900 Tippecanoe Drive, Evansville, Indiana 47715-3234. E-mail. Website. Posted here: 8-14-00.
"A provision buried in S. 486, the 'Methamphetamine Anti-Proliferation Act of 1999,' would allow the Justice Department to secretly search any residence without notification. The bill was passed by the Senate without this provision being challenged. The House version of the bill, H.R. 2987, sponsored by Rep. Chris Cannon (R-UT), contains the same provision."
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-- From "Sneak Attack on Fourth Amendment," The New American, July 31, 2000, page 8. Published by American Opinion Publishing Incorporated, 770 Westhill Boulevard, Appleton, Wisconsin 54914. Phone: 920-749-3784. Fax: 920-749-3785. E-mail. Website. Posted here 7-31-00.
"A recent directive proposed by the European Union's European Commission (EC) . . . would compel Christian charities and schools to employ nonbelievers and practicing homosexuals. . . ."
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-- From "EU's Stealth Attack on Religion," The New American, July 31, 2000, page 6. Published by American Opinion Publishing Incorporated, 770 Westhill Boulevard, Appleton, Wisconsin 54914. Phone: 920-749-3784. Fax: 920-749-3785. E-mail. Website. Posted here 7-31-00.
"Police recently seized 3,200 plastic guns from a gift shop in Oakville [Canada]. Usually, plastic guns aren't considered replicas, which are prohibited, but merely toys. However, police say they were worried the toys could be mistaken for real guns."
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-- From "Toy Guns Make Headlines," The Gottlieb-Tartaro Report, June 2000, page 4. Address: Second Amendment Foundation, 12500 NE 10th Place, Bellevue, Washington 98005. Phone: 425-454-7012. Fax: 425-451-3959. Website. Posted here 7-24-00.
"Public school children in Denver and Jefferson County, Colorado, were given time off from classes and bused by school officials to beef up attendance at an anti-2nd Amendment rally in April where speakers denounced the National Rifle Association and called for passage of legislation to restrict private firearms ownership."
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-- From "Newsbriefs," Middle America News, June 2000, page 3. Address: We the People Institute, Incorporated, PO Box 17088, Raleigh, North Carolina 27619. Phone: 919-839-1001. Fax: 919-839-2181. E-mail. Website. Posted here: 7-24-00.
"The Clinton administration is planning to ban most public use of five million acres of federal land in six states to placate environmental voters before the 2000 presidential election."
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-- From "Amazing facts & Quotes," Range, Fall 1999, page 17. Address: Purple Coyote Corporation, 106 East Adams, Suite 201, Carson City, Nevada 89706. Phone: 755-884-2200. Fax: 755-884-2213. E-mail. Website. Posted here 7-17-00.
"[I]n the San Bernardino area of California . . . wildlife officials suggested that traffic on Interstate 10 be slowed down to 15 miles per hour to protect a species of fly."
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-- From "Amazing facts & Quotes," Range, Fall 1999, page 17. Address: Purple Coyote Corporation, 106 East Adams, Suite 201, Carson City, Nevada 89706. Phone: 755-884-2200. Fax: 755-884-2213. E-mail. Website. Posted here 7-17-00.
"[T]he Army Corps of Engineers . . . can rule [any property to be] a wetland based on the depth of the water table below ground. In other words, a wetland doesn't have to be wet." [First emphasis added.]
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-- From "Army Corps of Engineers vs. Private Property Rights, Freedom Alert, June/July 2000, page 8. Address: Citizens for Constitutional Property Rights, Incorporated, PO Box 757, Crestview, Florida 32536. Phone: 850-682-6156. Posted here 7-17-00.
"[T]he Education Department paid $7,500 to a well-known 'diversity trainer' [Jane Elliot] to deliver a speech on 'diversity' in which she told an audience of federal employees how to vote in the upcoming presidential election and denounced candidates she doesn't like as 'racists.'" She advised her audience "not to vote for any Republicans in the next election."
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-- From a June 20, 2000 solicitation letter from Sylvia Crutchfield, executive vice president, the Foundation Endowment, 611 Cameron Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314. Phone: 703-683-1077. Fax: 703-683-1272. Posted here 7-17-00.
"Investor's Business Daily reports that from 1993 to 1997, federal officials requested 2,686 wiretaps through Janet Reno's Justice Department -- which approved all but one of the requests. The sole wiretap denied to agents turns out to have been in 1996, on the phone of Wen ho Lee . . . a major suspect in the theft of nuclear secrets from the Los Alamos National Lab."
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-- From "Clinton's Criminal Manipulation of Wiretaps?," The American Sentinel, July 2000, page 7. Address: 10660 South Tryon Street, Suite 16, Charlotte, North Carolina 28273. Phone: 704-504-1899. Fax: 704-365-1845. E-mail. Posted here: 7-17-00.
"The June 5th report of the National Commission on Terrorism 'raises questions about how long Americans can remain free of a ghastly police state,' opined left-wing commentator Carl Rowan in his June 7th syndicated column. To deal with the threat of terrorism, the report demands 'a substantial surrender of [individual] freedoms and . . . protections against the state,' Rowan summarizes."
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-- From "Selectively Lamenting Lost Liberties," The New American, July 17, 2000, page 11. Published by American Opinion Publishing Incorporated, 770 Westhill Boulevard, Appleton, Wisconsin 54914. Phone: 920-749-3784. Fax: 920-749-3785. E-mail. Website. Posted here 7-17-00.
"British politicians are now calling for all air rifles to be licensed, and children under 14 will be prohibited from handling them."
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-- From "Is that Red Ryder Registered?," America's First Freedom, July 2000, page 18. Address: National Rifle Association of America, 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-9400. Phone: 703-267-1000. Website. Posted here: 7-17-00.
"Democratic City Alderman Cynthia Carter of Annapolis, Md., is pushing a buy-back program for water pistols and cap guns. She's apparently convinced these toys foster violent behavior, and would like to see them banned outright."
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-- From "Is that Red Ryder Registered?," America's First Freedom, July 2000, page 18. Address: National Rifle Association of America, 11250 Waples Mill Road, Fairfax, Virginia 22030-9400. Phone: 703-267-1000. Website. Posted here: 7-17-00.
"[Zimbabwe's president, Robert] Mugabe . . . made the bold statement that he would take over all the white-owned farms in the country before the June 25 elections. He promised that if the blacks voted for him, he would help them to start buying out white businesses. He has already revoked the citizenship of all whites with British passports."
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-- From "The Boer Prophet -- Was Mugabe's Behavior Foretold?," by Jan Lamprecht, WorldNet, July 2000, page 28. Address: PO Box 2450, Fair Oaks, California 95628. Phone: 916-852-6300. Fax: 916-852-6302. Website. Posted here: 7-17-00.
"The People's Republic of China (PRC) has long used mass executions for political and criminal justice purposes, but it now appears that there is another purpose to mass executions: to bring in revenue for the Chinese government through the harvesting and sale of the organs from executed 'criminals.'"
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"A book launched by Britain's Labor government now urges teachers to ban the game of musical chairs on the grounds that it encourages aggression. . . ."
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-- From "'We Don't Make This stuff Up' Department," The DeWeese Report, July 2000, page 7, published by the American Policy Center, 13873 Park Center Road, #316, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Phone: 703-925-0881. Fax: 703-925-0991. E-mail. Website. Posted here: 7-10-00.
"Teachers in Chicago will send home a new type of progress report next year -- one that evaluates Mom and Dad on their parenting skills. . . [It] will tell parents whether they're helping enough with homework or getting their children to school on time. Parents with low marks could be referred to a parent-training academy."
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-- From "'We Don't Make This stuff Up' Department," The DeWeese Report, July 2000, page 7, published by the American Policy Center, 13873 Park Center Road, #316, Herndon, Virginia 20171. Phone: 703-925-0881. Fax: 703-925-0991. E-mail. Website. Posted here: 7-10-00.
"[S]enators worked out a deal before the [Senate impeachment] trial ever started that allowed Bill Clinton to remain in office." [Thus, they violated their sacred oath to hear all evidence and adjudicate the matter without prejudice.]
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-- From Liberty Ledger, 1H00, page 1. Liberty Lobby, 300 Independence Avenue SE, Washington, DC 20003. Posted here: 7-10-00.
"John Posgai, a self-employed truck mechanic from Morrisville, Pennsylvania, thought he was improving his land when he removed 7,000 used tires and rusting car parts left by a previous owner. Unfortunately, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) didn’t agree. For the 'crime' of cleaning up his own property without a federal permit, the EPA charged him with 41 violations of the Clean Water Act. According to the EPA, water retained in decaying tires and rusty ditches made Posgai’s land a federally-protected 'wetland.' Posgai was sentenced to three years in a federal prison and fined $202,000.
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-- From the Green Gestapo Website. Posted here: 7-10-00.
"This is the first time in the history of the United States that federal agents used machine guns to settle a custody case [seizure of Elian]."
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-- From "Analysis: Why Elian Lost," by Christopher Ruddy, Internet Vortex, June 2000, page 3. Address: Sequoia Digital Corporation, 224 Datura Street, West Palm Beach, Florida 33401. Website. Posted here 7-3-00.
"In recent years several United States islands have been ceded to Russia and other countries, without congressional approval or public debate." [Some of the islands -- Wrangell, Herald, Bennett, Jeannette, Henrietta, Cooper Island, Sea Otter Rock, and Sea Lion Rock -- off the coast of Alaska, contain valuable mineral, gas, and oil potential and fishing rights.] "These islands together have more square mileage than the states of Rhode Island and Delaware combined."
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-- From "Quietly, State Dept. Turns Over American Islands to Russia, Others," by Stephan Archer, Internet Vortex, June 2000, page 3. Address: Sequoia Digital Corporation, 224 Datura Street, West Palm Beach, Florida 33401. Website. Posted here 7-3-00.
"The Department for Culture, Media and Sport in Britain has told museums and galleries that unless they can show that at least 12 percent of their visitors are non-white, they could lose government funding."
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-- From "Yet More British Insanity," American Renaissance, July 2000, page 13. Address: PO Box 527, Oakton, Virginia 22124. E-mail. Website. Posted here 7-3-00.
Government Run Amuck items for the first half of 1999. The second half of 1999. The first quarter of 2000. The second quarter of 2000.
 The way back home.
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