Added by Dr. Najma Sadiq on June 24, 2010 at 4:00pm — 1 Comment
Audience Generated Content: The Weapon of Great Social Rennaissance
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Reintegration of Former Combatants
By Krishnahari Pushkar
The reintegration issue of ex-Maoist combatants has become one of the most confrontational issues of the ongoing Nepal peace
process.…
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ISLAMIC BANKING RECONSTRUCTED
Erle Frayne D. Argonza…
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BAILING OUT AILING BANKS IS IMMORAL/CRIMINAL
Erle Frayne D. Argonza…
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SCUTTLE EU NOW, BEFORE 4TH REICH OPTION AWAKENS!
Erle Frayne D. Argonza…
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Welcome to TechChange
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US Hikers: No more lies - the truth about this case
hostages in Iran

Sarah Shourd (with her mother), one of the 3 US hikers held in Evin Prison,…
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US Supreme Court Upholds Broad Interpretation Of Anti-Terrorism Law That Inhibits Work Of Humanitarian Groups
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Hoyer Can't Handle Questions
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer spoke Tuesday morning in a large private room (the Columbus Room) at Union Station in Washington, D.C. and took questions. He had no answers for the questions I put to him.
Hoyer's topic was fiscal responsibility, and he said that his proposals -- which were all pure vagueness -- would be appropriate to enact "as soon as the economy is fully recovered." Don't hold your
breath.
Hoyer, as is the custom, bragged about cutting and trying to…
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An Easy Way to Dramatically Change Congress
There are lots of ways to change Congress that falsely appear easy, that would alter the rules and patterns of behavior if only Congress were already fixed and willing to make the changes, or if we owned the
television networks, or if people could suddenly hear what they're paid
good money never to hear. But I've got a way to change Congress that is
actually easy.
Congress lacks leadership. There is a progressive caucus, but it has never fought for anything. It doesn't…
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Haiti Sings Music Contest
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46: For me, it is worth it
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One Pair of Shoes, One Life: A Step Toward Accountability for Genocide
Friends in Peace:…
Added by Christina M. Morus on June 19, 2010 at 4:00pm — 2 Comments
The Middle East Crisis In My Backyard
Middle East Crisis In My Backyard
Anastasia Rosen-Jones Special to the Jewish Times
(copyright Anastasia Rosen-Jones, 2008 from a work in progress, The Middle East Crisis In My Backyard)…
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The Latest Book by Sohail Mahmood
amazon.com
Growing Influence Of Evangelical Christianity on the Policies of USA: Growing Influence Of Evangelical Christianity on the Policies of the USA and their Implications for the Islamic World [Paperback]
Sohail Mahmood…
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For those who may be "historically challenged", the late, great Dr. Albert Schweitzer was not only a man of science and medicine, but also a renown "thinker", Theologian and Philosopher of his day (early to mid-20th Century).
He was also very concerned with archaic & even absolute lack of basic health services of the times; particularly for those most at risk/in need. So he established what was to become the first "bush" clinic in Central Africa; a primitive clinic that grew into…
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