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UN: Aid convoys to Gaza don’t help, by Emet Report Aid convoys like the May 31 Gaza flotilla “are not helpful to resolving the basic economic problems in Gaza and needlessly carry the potential for escalation,” according to a briefing the UN under-secretary-general for political affairs presented to the Security Council on Wednesday. The briefing report also called for...
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DRUG SMUGGLERS & BLAME PUSHERS Last week, before a joint session of Congress, Mexico’s President Felipe Calderon twisted the illegal-immigration-slash-drug-war debate into a little tighter knot of complexity, taking the opportunity...
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MOSQUE BUILT AT GROUND ZERO The following is a statement by former Islamic terrorist Walid Shoebat, who has converted from Islam to Christianity and has a lot to tell about his old lifestyle and the mindset of Muslims trying to build a mosque at ground zero in New York...
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| Is Obama Winning the Hearts and Minds of the Arab and Muslim World? by Larry Elder“It’s conceivable,” said then-presidential candidate Barack Obama in 2008, “that there are those in the Arab world who say to themselves, ‘This is a guy who spent some time in the Muslim world, has a middle name of Hussein, and appears more worldly and has called for talks with people, and so he’s not going to be engaging in the same sort of cowboy diplomacy as George Bush.’”... |
The ‘Persistence’ Of an Oncologist Discovered Pastor Chuck Smith’s Lung Cancer Brian Brodersen, the son-in-law of Pastor Chuck Smith, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa, California, has revealed that it was the persistence of an Oncologist that finally discovered that Chuck Smith has lung cancer. |
Kazakhstan and Neighbors Earn a Spot on the World Watch List Kazakhstan has experienced a lot of religious firsts over the last year, including the introduction of two new restrictive religion laws. The start of 2012 has thrust them into another one: a spot on the Open Doors World Watch List.
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Seven Arrested in New York for Protesting a Ban Against Churches Police arrested a New York City Councilman and Pastor Fernando Cabrera, Pastor Bill Devlin, and five others Thursday morning on charges of “criminal trespassing.” Their alleged trespass was kneeling and singing two hymns outside the doors of the New York City Law Department.
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More than 35,000 Americans Reject President Obama's "Recess Appointments" More than 35,000 Americans have signed on to a petition opposing President Obama's recent "recess appointments" - an unconstitutional move that bypassed the Senate. The opposition from the American people comes as a growing number of Senators are expressing concern about the appointments and want to know what input, if any, Attorney General Eric Holder had concerning these flawed appointments.
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Chinese Prison Isn't Allowing Brother of Human Rights Lawyer to Visit Him The prison in remote western China where Christian human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng is now imprisoned has refused to let his older brother meet him. Accompanied by Gao Zhisheng's father-in-law and two sisters-in-law, Gao Zhiyi arrived at the prison after an arduous overland journey from inland China only to learn that no visits were permitted. |
New Constitution in Hungary Decertifies Major Christian Denominations More than 300 religious groups – including several Christian denominations – have lost official recognition in Hungary under the country’s controversial new constitution, reports Barnabas Aid.
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After 60 Years, Burma Agrees to Ceasefire with Karen Rebels Yesterday, over six decades of conflict were concluded with the signing of one ceasefire between Burma's government and the Karen National Union (KNU). Peace talks have been held multiple times over the last 63 years between Burma and the Karen, a group made up mostly of Christians who have been at the wrong end of genocide for years. |
New Bill Would Allow Government to Strip Citizenship without Conviction First, Congress considered the National Defense Authorization Act, sections of which gave the President the authority to use the military to arrest and indefinitely detain Americans without trial or charge. The language was revised because of strong condemnation from the American people. But now a new bill has emerged that poses yet another threat to the American citizenry.
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Byzantine-Era Bread Stamp Discovery Sheds Light on Jewish Life A small ceramic stamp used to mark bakery produce may not seem like a significant archeological find, but Israeli archeologists are rather excited by such a discovery made near the northern coastal town of Akko. In previous eras, Akko was known as Acre, and was a major Christian stronghold in the Holy Land. |
Indiana Issues 1st 'Gay' License Plate Homosexual activists are celebrating Indiana becoming the first state in the nation to approve a pro-homosexual specialty automotive license plate. $25 of every plate sold goes to the Indy Youth Group. |
Remembering R.W. Schambach Every weekday morning in the late 70s I pulled the lever on an Ampex recorder and the voice of R.W. Schambach thundered across the thousand watts of WBZQ in Greenville, North Carolina. I am saddened to hear of the famous evangelist’s passing this week of heart failure. |
Congressman Lamar Smith Kills SOPA After Massive Internet Outrage In an announcement on Friday, Congressman Lamar Smith, the author of the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) officially killed the bill after a day of massive protests that saw Wikipedia and Reddit go dark. Google announced that over 4 million people signed their petition against the bill and Wikipedia inspired millions more to search for their representatives and senators in Congress in order to contact them in protest of the bill. |
TSA Directly Violated US Constitution by Detaining Senator Rand Paul In preventing Kentucky Senator Rand Paul from flying to Washington this morning, the TSA directly violated the law as written in the US Constitution. The Constitution specifically protects federal lawmakers from being detained while en route to Washington DC. |
Richard Roberts Charged with DUI It was the car’s speed that caught Trooper Jacob Smith’s attention. The officer reports clocking the 2006 Mercedes at 93 miles an hour in a 65 mile an hour zone. It happened early today just after midnight near Tulsa. Smith says he detected “the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage around Richard Roberts breath and person.” |
Parliamentary Assembly of Council of Europe Resolves Euthanasia Must Always Be Prohibited This is the first time, in the past decades, that euthanasia is so clearly rejected by a European political institution. This Resolution is a major victory for the protection of life and dignity; it comes a year after the European Court asserted that there is no right to euthanasia or assisted suicide under the European Convention |
Forest Service Allows Jesus Statue to Remain at Ski Resort The statue of Jesus was put in place on Big Mountain at the Whitefish Mountain Resort in Montana in the 1950's by WW II veterans who were also members of the Knights of Columbus. The veterans were inspired by monuments they saw in the mountains of Europe during the war. |
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