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Monday, January 31, 2005
'Crazy' teddy not intentional disrespect
House Editorial
Crazy in love this Valentine’s Day? Some mental illness advocacy
groups wish you weren’t.
Truth of abortion tragic
Of My Worldview
About 100,000 champions of life gathered in Washington, D.C., to remember
the 32nd anniversary of the fateful Roe v. Wade decision which opened
the door to 45 million abortions since 1973. A placard seen there insightfully
read, "Our sin was paid for with the blood of Christ; our freedom
with the blood of patriots; our silence with the blood of the unborn."
United States rushes elections
Of My Worldview
When the election results are known in a few days, the sovereign nation
of Iraq will usher in a new era of freedom and prosperity. Half a century
of bloodshed, turmoil and tyranny will fade away under the righteous authority
of democracy.
Expatriate voter welcomes election
Breeze Reader’s View
The Iraqi people, excluding probably the Kurds, have not seen democracy
for a long time. The election yesterday was a chance for Iraqis in Iraq
and abroad to raise their voices and be heard.
Protests show need for unity, dialogue in second Bush term
Breeze Perspectives
"And I’m a terrorist and you’re a terrorist and he’s
a terrorist and she’s a terrorist — it’s terror! AHHH!
But what is a terrorist?"
Darts & Pats
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