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If your objection is that we are being ruled by the wrong people, or by the right people ruling the wrong way, you've already lost. You've accepted that you can or should be ruled. At this point, it is up to your masters’ masters to decide who will rule you.

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"Among the natural rights of the colonists are these: First a right to life, secondly to liberty, and thirdly to property; together with the right to defend them in the best manner they can." Samuel Adams

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Ralph Klein was a shit disturber Penny Mikoula. He walked into the DI, once drunk threw a bunch of money at some homeless people and told them to go get a job. Some ways he was right and some ways he was wrong. However he did give serious cuts to a whole bunch of Corporations who are getting way too much money for taking care of Alberta for the Government. That I agree on should happen even more. They are all mis spending our tax money and lining their own pockets. I think Ralph would smile down at the people of Alberta, if they turned his funeral into a shit show. Ralph fixed this Province, they screwed it up again, after all his hard work. Ralph was for the people first. Corporations second.

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Did I hear right ... Airlines are going to charge over weight people extra (fat tax for over weight fliers ) ... Was listening to gold radio ...
I must of heard wrong !!!

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So the SPL has no sponsors for next season for the first time since commercial sponsorship starred in Scottish football... Mmmmmmmm...thoughts on that situation people??? (no brainer if you ask me)

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RULE OF LIFE #3 NEVER EVER give up on something thats hard, because we all need something that we can accomplish!
thanks to domino for help with rule # 3

Clarke

TO LEARN TO LOVE

BY

GERRY ALAN LINDGREN

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Foreword

1. To Learn to Love
2. Freedom
3. Leadership
4. What is an Oath?
5. Morals and Values
6. A Look at Leviticus
7. What is Sin?
8. Did God entrap the human species into sin?
9. The Biblical Truth of Sodom and Gomorrah
10. Saul of Tarsus VS. Jesus’ 12 Apostles
11. Infant Baptism: What did Jesus believe?
12. The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: A Brief Synopsis
13. The Solution to Terrorism
14. Social Evolution or Social Revolution
15. Auspices of Armageddon
16. What is Heaven?
17. Freeing Ourselves from Ourselves
Acknowledgments
Notes

Powell

From The Columbus Dispatch, an article by Cal Thomas.

“If there is anything that links the human to the divine, it is the courage to stand by a principle when everybody else rejects it.”

— Abraham Lincoln

History is full of warnings about what happens when people follow public opinion instead of standing by their principles. In its most extreme manifestation, public opinion might well become mob rule when vigilantes take the law into their own hands.

Major media have whipped the crowd into its latest frenzy over same-sex marriage, or should I say “marriage equality,” the latest euphemism, likely intended to make the masses more accepting of what was once unacceptable. And the masses, which increasingly answer “none” when asked about any religious affiliation or moral code, appear ready for it. The U.S. Supreme Court, not the Supreme Judge, now rules supreme.

But there are consequences for living as one pleases. Look at the fallout that our culture continues to experience from the 1960s generation and its throwing off of the ideals and structures of mainstream society. The “Age of Aquarius,” and its countercultural revolution, has given way to an increase in drug use, no-fault divorce, cohabitation, out-of-wedlock births and abortion. Everything’s fair game. Nothing’s off limits. Anything goes.

Now, we are about to witness the latest cultural domino to fall. Imagine states without boundaries and speed without limits. What same-sex-marriage proponents seem to be asking the court to do is to remove ancient boundary lines for human relationships based on what they wish to do. That opens the door to anything and everything else, depending on how well-organized they are and what clout they can muster.

Personal experience, like that of Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, who announced recently that his son is gay, is now supposed to trump Scripture and the will of California voters? While most politicians take their oaths of office on the Bible, many of them prove by their actions that they don’t believe, or follow, what’s in it. Better they should place their hands on Rolling Stone or People magazines, which more accurately reflect the direction and attitude of contemporary culture.

Some liberals believe the Constitution is a “living” document that must constantly evolve to fit the times. It is not. Some liberal theologians believe the same about the Scriptures. They believe these, too, must evolve, because serving God no longer is the standard; serving Man is.

Suzanne Collins, author of The Hunger Games trilogy, has observed: “Collective thinking is usually short-lived. We’re fickle, stupid beings with poor memories and a great gift for self-destruction.”

In his 1882 play, An Enemy of the People, Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen wrote, “Public opinion is an extremely mutable thing.”

Indeed it is, and the fickle public, relying on the opinion of others, instead of eternal truths, to shape beliefs, is treading on very thin ice.

Following public opinion can, and usually does, lead to moral, social and political anarchy. I give you the Roman Empire and the ancient city of Corinth, in the event that anything about history and how it can repeat itself, absent immutable principles, is being adequately taught in schools today.

Cal Thomas writes for Tribune Media Services.