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Family Research Council’s “Values Voters Summit” 2008 Go To: www.frcaction.org and liveactionfilms.org
In this presentation, G. Edward Griffin, author of World without Cancer; The Story of Vitamin B17 and founder of the Cancer Cure Foundation, addresses the following topics: * Two opposed views of cancer. * Pancreatic enzymes and food factors in the control of cancer. * How the pharmaceutical cartel captured the medical profession. * How (and why) Sloan Kettering falsified research to discredit Laetrile. * Is there a conspiracy to withhold a control for cancer?
Clay Ramsay of worldpublicopinion.org discusses their new poll out about world public opinion on torture, how only 53% of Americans oppose torture in all circumstances, the vast politicization of the torture issue in America, how most Americans would rather conform with the law than basic morality, American opinion in favor of talking with Iran over war and Iranian perspectives on their own regime. Clay Ramsay, Director of Research at PIPA and a CISSM fellow, co-founded PIPA in 1992. He regularly appears in the US and international media providing analysis of public opinion. With a background in history and psychology, he has focused on the study of ideology and mass psychology. He received his Ph.D. in History from Stanford University, has taught at Oberlin College, and is the author of The Ideology of the Great Fear (Johns Hopkins University Press). He is a faculty member of the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland.
Political education; Part 2 of 3
The season premier of awesomeness
These are supposed to be prisoners. I dont know their crimes, physical or political? Is it right to treat another human being like this? What happens to the guards mentality after doing this repeatedly?
Australia's leading radio program for fathers, Dads on the Air (dadsontheair.net), has slammed the Australian government's family law reforms as an abject failure. They argue that by flirting with the separated dad vote, by raising the possibility that distraught separated men could get their children back, the Howard government committed emotional abuse on a massive scale. Addressing the Lone Father's Association conference at Parliament House in Canberra titled "The New Family Law Amendments: Are They the Turning Point?", the DOTA team said separated fathers were once staunch supporters of the Prime Minister John Howard and the Liberal National Party coalition, believing that they would reform those despised institutions, the Family Court and the Child Support Agency. The DOTA team said the Howard government's wishy washy "shared responsibility" bill was not strong enough to change the Family Court's entrenched single mother bias; and by ignoring all the latest sociological data detailing the importance of fathers in children's lives, had failed a generation of parents and children. "Instead of listening to the people, to the massive support for joint custody aka shared parenting as the norm post divorce, instead of listening to the strong support in the media for ending the rotten debacle of family law and remedying the harm being done to this country's children, the Howard government chose instead to listen to the elite "liberal" opinion of the so-called experts, who have always been ideologically opposed to fathers, believing they are unnecessary in the modern family. John Howard blew an historic opportunity to fix this problem once and for all."
Institute for Local Self-Reliance Vice-President David Morris speaks with New York Times columnist Paul Krugman in Minneapolis, November 6, 2007. In part 4, Krugman speaks of conservative politics and ideology.
opening remarks for the upcoming massena town supervisor race in massena, new york for 2009. joe gray running against gary edwards. october 2009