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AT WAR

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The famous battle offers lessons for us 60 years later. BY ARTHUR HERMAN Saturday, February 19, 2005 12:01 a.m. EST Sixty years ago today, more than 110,000 Americans and 880 ships began their assault on a small volcanic island in the Pacific, in the climactic battle of the last year…

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The Tree Becomes a Forest

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Recently, several military vets and social workers went to the San Diego Mosque to enlighten themselves about Islam by having a discussion with the Imam.  Their goal was to gain some insight into the current Religious/Political aspects of Islam; where they are separate, where they coincide, and how do Muslims…

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It Was Terror

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I am not politically correct.  I refuse to be intimidated.  I am not scared of Islam, Muslims, or any other group that exists on this earth.  It was an act of terror and he was a Muslim.  Are they related?  You’re damn right they are.  And I don’t need all…

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I Stand With Israel

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Where is the rest of the world?  Where is our administration? I am willing to bet Israel feels pretty alone right now.  What the hell is wrong with this picture? We need to stand with our ally, the only democracy in the Middle East.  Instead our administration takes the non-committal…

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Hope and Change?

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In this edition of “The Way I See It,” I will simply ask this question. Do you think humankind would be better off if Western, Judeo-Christian values prevailed in the world or, do you think humankind would be better off if the world were ruled by the values of Islam?…

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Surviving the Deadly Attack

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“One who stands with his convictions never stands alone” The Twelve Principles and Strategies That Will Save Your Life   Over the next 12 weeks I will be discussing 12 basic principles applied to the most intimate and deadly of all human interactions, Hand-to-Hand combat.  These principles are distilled from…

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