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Posted at 11:59am on Jul. 8, 2008 That's not the Arctic that I know
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I am shocked and dismayed that perhaps the most important find to argue against man-made global warming has escaped this site. I have waited for someone with better linguistic skills than me to report on this, however, I cannot wait any longer. Is RedState part of the conspiracy to squash anti-global warming rhetoric because the presumptive nominee, (heh, Maverick), believes wholeheartedly in AGW? Not sure, however, I’m presuming he doesn’t believe in Science since Scientists made up only 15 percent of the global warming proponents. The remaining 85 percent included politicians, celebrities, other journalists and even ordinary men and women. There were more unidentified interview subjects used to support climate change hype than actual scientists (101 unidentified to just 71 scientists). And let’s not forget that real scientists cannot get any traction with the media and therefore, the American people being brainwashed into believing in this scam. There's more....
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Posted at 8:26pm on Feb. 26, 2008 There's still time - YOU can make a difference
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in the lives of those who have served our country and their families. I have given in the past to the Yellow Ribbon Fund. I was shocked and amazed when I received a letter the other day, NOT asking me for another donation, but to solicit what I would like to have engraved on a paving stone that will be laid in the courtyard of the Mologne House. Man. Having served in the military during peacetime, the words I have for these men encompasses more than the stone can hold. Consequently, I will inevitably be donating again in order to get a larger stone to convey my thoughts and prayers to these heroes. Read on...
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Posted at 12:59pm on Jan. 20, 2008 How we save America and win the election
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I am not a literary giant, however, here goes…
My ancestry has been American for numerous generations. The Great Depression forced my great grandfather to sell his farm and move his family into a small town in Indiana. Prior to that, his grandfather grew tobacco in Kentucky and we lose track in the Pennsylvania Dutch era. I was born in Iowa and now live in New Jersey. We have all pledged allegiance to the same flag and have served our country when needed. The most important thing that has been handed down, generation to generation, was the reliance on oneself and God to secure all the blessings and rewards of life. Now, in order to be self reliant, we have had to think. And not just think, but reason out problems as they arise and resolve them justly, on our own and utilizing a logical thought process. That logical thought process, which we think is normal, is the scientific method. It has lead to the greatest discoveries by mankind and allows us to explore God’s laws and divine the truth. The scientific method, however, is under attack and unless we make a stand for it now, our future generations will suffer. We see it in our daily headlines: Man-made global warming, fiscal policies,