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Escape
My days are long, and they are full of busy-ness and chaos. I go to the gym, I then spend quiet time at home. The past couple of days I haven’t turned on the television, I’ve not paid al… more →
Maggie Without Borders
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hlfrgrfx wrote 1 week ago: SUCK UK, the United Kingdom’s Premiere Retailer of functional art, gifts and accessories, has … more →
Armistice
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The Amoeba wrote 1 month ago: On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of the year 1918 of the Common Era (there having … more →
An Imperial Strategy for the New World Order : Origins of WW3 ( part 1)
yahstruthseeker wrote 1 month ago: Source: Andrew Gavin Marshall ~ Global Research.ca Introduction In the face of total global economi … more →
2009 Yearbook on Peace Processes
apeaceofconflict wrote 4 months ago: I just came across this document and thought I would pass it along because it is a fairly thorough r … more →
Lest We Forget
week2week wrote 9 months ago: **Scroll to the bottom of this post to read an edit and update – March 23, 2009 The following … more →
UK survivor of WWI trenches given French honor
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The Center for Global Leadership wrote 9 months ago: Remembering those who came before. This article honors Harry Patch, the United Kingdom’s sole … more →
What Does The Bible Say About The Thousand Year Reign?
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breakthroughtogod wrote 10 months ago: https://www.zbsports.com/CategoryImages/lion-and-the-lamb.jpg God’s 1,000-year millennial rule … more →
Escape, then Back to Reality
Brian Battle wrote 10 months ago: It has been a LONG time since I reported about our Peace Corps friend Adam, all is relatively well a … more →
Iran and the Last Days
Adam Gislason wrote 10 months ago: Published February 11, 2009 by Dennis Lingo Many of you have heard us talk about the shiite belief t … more →
Escape
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Maggie wrote 10 months ago: My days are long, and they are full of busy-ness and chaos. I go to the gym, I then spend quiet tim … more →
Mr. Grist, the OSCE, and South Ossetia
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Maggie wrote 11 months ago: I read an interesting news piece in the Wall Street Journal December 19th, 2008 about Ryan Grist, fo … more →
Confirming my place in the world
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Maggie wrote 11 months ago: Have you ever felt like you were just tired of learning, tired of teaching, tired of…well, jus … more →
Blind Spot: When Journalists Don't Get Religion
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Maggie wrote 11 months ago: Vincent Carroll reviewed a new book in the Wall Street Journal last month entitled Blind Spot. What … more →
Global Conflict and Inter-Religious Dialogue: The Importance of Understanding Others
bootaka wrote 1 year ago: As is learned in the study of Comparative Religion, the Avitars (Moses, Muhammad, Jesus, Buddha, Con … more →
under pressure
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C. wrote 1 year ago: Sorry for the lapse in posting — I just got back from Maui. So, to make up for it, here’ … more →
TC AIRSOFT presents GLOBAL CONFLICT
cptlemi wrote 1 year ago: TC AIRSOFT PRESENTS REGISTER HERE **reviews to follow the event!** … more →
Religion and Human Rights
jebsharp wrote 1 year ago: I’m off to an intriguing conference at the Nieman Foundation at Harvard today called Reporting … more →
PJB: Should We Fight for South Ossetia?
John wrote 1 year ago: In echo of Warren Harding’s “A Return to Normalcy” speech of 1920, George Bush last week declared, “ … more →
Elephant Dung, Opium and The Hood
lhowell wrote 2 years ago: This is my last post for the week as I will be taking off for the holidays. What’s important … more →
