Free Republic 3rd Qtr 2026 Fundraising Target: $81,000 Receipts & Pledges to-date: $1,097
1%  
Woo hoo!! And our first 1% is in!! Thank you all very much!! God bless.

Latest Articles

Brevity: Headers | « Text »
  • Marx library spruced up for the new century: London keeping Communism alive

    12/05/1999 10:24:45 AM PST · by Thanatos
    Nando Media ^ | 12/5/99 | SUE LEEMAN
    Marx library spruced up for the new century Copyright &copy 1999 Nando Media Copyright &copy 1999 Associated Press By SUE LEEMAN LONDON (December 5, 1999 12:07 p.m. EST http://www.nandotimes.com) - The Soviet Union and the Cold War may be just memories, but London's Marx Memorial Library is keeping the flame of communism alive. One of the world's leading repositories of radical, socialist and communist writing, the library named for Karl Marx reopened this fall after extensive refurbishment, paid for partly by the National Lottery. "The library provides an important socialist critique of modern capitalism - the arms trade, genetically ...
  • 82ND AIRBORNE: Why are we using crack troops for 'day care'?

    12/05/1999 10:15:00 AM PST · by Fie~on~Feminism! · 22+ views
    The Chicago Tribune ^ | December 5, 1999 | James O'Shea
    82ND AIRBORNE, UNITED STATES ARMY WHY ARE WE USING CRACK TROOPS ON SAFETY PATROL? By James O'Shea. James O'Shea is the Tribune Deputy Managing Editor/News. December 5, 1999 MOGITA, Yugoslavia -- Cpl. Joseph Cooper is a paratrooper, one of the U.S. Army's best soldiers, trained to jump from airplanes and fight the toughest fights. But on a recent sunny Saturday the Sacramento paratrooper had a different sort of mission in the sector of Kosovo patrolled by U.S. forces: Tactical day care. Each school day soldiers such as Cooper show up at the local grade school to guard kids from potential ...
  • Ousted Teamster(John Morris) fights for his return:Hearing 15 Dec, 1999:he's talking to Republicians

    12/05/1999 10:12:04 AM PST · by Thanatos
    Philadelphia Inquirer ^ | 12/5/99 | Karen E. Quinones Miller
    Ousted Teamster fights for his return John P. Morris Sr. in Mayfair. By Karen E. Quinones Miller INQUIRER STAFF WRITER He still holds court every day, a king in exile. "Sit down," John P. Morris Sr. says with a gracious smile and a slight wave of the hand. "Thank you for coming to see me." The deposed leader of Pennsylvania's Teamsters is in the living room of a two-story brick twin close by the Mayfair union headquarters he ruled for nearly 50 years. This has been his base of operations, his bunker, since he was stripped of his Teamsters ...
  • Pair arrested in alleged Y2k terror plot

    12/05/1999 10:09:02 AM PST · by Patriot76
    Sacramento Bee | 12/4/99 | Sam Stanton and Gary Delsohn
    sacbee Local News: Pair arrested in alleged terror plot: Sources say Elk Grove propane facility targeted var axel = Math.random() + ""; var ord = axel * 1000000000000000000; document.write (''); document.write (''); document.write (''); var axel = Math.random() + ""; var ord = axel * 1000000000000000000; document.write (''); document.write (''); document.write (''); 49&deg Forecast See an index of allof today's Bee stories. Get your news to gowith sacbee Bulletin. Get your news updatesautomatically. BY KEYWORD: Advanced search. Search tips. document.write (''); function make_window () { mac_comm = "width=400,height=385"; mac_msie = "width=400,height=250"; win_comm = "width=400,height=455"; win_msie = "width=400,height=485"; if (navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Mac") ...
  • Is It O.K. to Be a Luddite?

    12/05/1999 10:08:04 AM PST · by Voevod · 2+ views
    Internet ^ | October 28, 1984 | Thomas Pynchon
    The New York Times Book Review pp. 1, 40-41 As if being 1984 weren't enough, it's also the 25th anniversary this year of C. P. Snow's famous Rede lecture, "The Two Cultures and the Scientific Revolution," notable for its warning that intellectual life in the West was becoming polarized into "literary" and "scientific" factions, each doomed not to understand or appreciate the other. The lecture was originally meant to address such matters as curriculum reform in the age of Sputnik and the role of technology in the development of what would soon be known as the third world. But ...
  • State of Vermont Wants To Cut Deal With Jailed Homeschooler!

    12/05/1999 9:58:52 AM PST · by Truant Mom · 62+ views
    Self | 5 Dec 99 | Truant Mom
    The state of Vermont's Department of Education is trying to cut a deal with Karen Maple, the homeschooling mom who spent 14 days in jail back in September. The state refers to it as a 'global settlement' which basically means they're trying to climb out of the hole they dug for themselves when they denied Karen her constitutional and God-given rights as a U.S. citizen and mother. The state of Vermont is still holding Karen's son and her rights for ransom. If this is the case Karen shouldn't settle for anything less than $500,000.00 for damages (including false imprisonment), PLUS ...
  • Hillary Debating to ask Bill Clinton to release American Traitor Jonathan Pollard for Jewish Vote

    12/05/1999 9:53:22 AM PST · by Thanatos
    Reuters ^ | 12/5/99 | Reuters
    Sunday December 5 1:42 PM ET Group Demands Mrs. Clinton Speak Out on Israel Spy Group Demands Mrs. Clinton Speak Out on Israel Spy By Grant McCoolNEW YORK (Reuters) - Hundreds of mostly Jewish demonstrators on Sunday rallied on the doorstep of Hillary Clinton's U.S. Senate campaign headquarters, demanding the first lady use her influence with the president to win the release of a convicted Israeli spy.The rally of rabbis and community leaders was the second in recent months calling on Clinton to state her position on whether former U.S. Navy intelligence analyst Jonathan Jay Pollard -- who has served ...
  • Wireless Internet Access Coming Soon

    12/05/1999 9:50:32 AM PST · by Patriot76
    Boston Globe via "sightings" ^ | 12/4/99 | Alex Pham
    Wireless Microwave Internet Access Coming Soon SIGHTINGS Wireless Microwave Internet Access Coming Soon By Alex Pham Boston Globe Staff http://www.boston.com/dailyglobe2/336/business/ 12-4-99 SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Microwaves, best known for their use in the kitchen, are poised to become the latest wireless technology for beaming Internet and phone service into homes and small businesses.   In a briefing for reporters yesterday, Cisco Systems Inc. of San Jose outlined what it says will be the next generation in Internet and phone access, which it will debut next year.   Using low-frequency microwaves, Cisco executives say their equipment can deliver high-speed Internet ...
  • Saying No to W.T.O.

    12/05/1999 9:49:02 AM PST · by SatherGate
    New York Times ^ | December 5, 1999 | Michael Kazin, Ph.D.
    Following are excerpts for free fair discussion. The entire editorial  is available for free public viewing at the New York Times  here . December 5, 1999             Saying No to W.T.O.           By MICHAEL KAZIN                The protests against the World Trade Organization in                Seattle last week may seem like a postmodern update           of the 1960's. "Whose streets? Our streets" was the chant as           young demonstrators dared the flak-jacketed police to drag           them away. But the antic style of the loose coalition of           environmentalists, unionists and others obscures an earlier           and more ...
  • A double standard on the first two amendments

    12/05/1999 9:43:24 AM PST · by Jean S
    Providence Journal ^ | December 5, 1999 | Col. Theodore L. Gatchel (USMC, ret.)
    A FOREIGNER in the United States who was following such disparate events as recent school shootings and New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's feud with the Brooklyn Museum of Art might be excused for failing to understand that the First and Second Amendments to the Constitution are part of the same Bill of Rights. The problem is not that people disagree over the meaning of the two amendments. The problem is that many influential Americans, including no small number of politicians and members of the media, apply wildly different standards in interpreting the two amendments. The individuals in question interpret ...
  • Who's That White House Blonde?

    12/05/1999 9:39:59 AM PST · by Doctor Raoul
    NewsMax.com ^ | 12/5/99 | Carl Limbacher and the NewsMax.com Staff
      Reaching MillionsNewsMax.com's TV "Special Report" Airs Around Nation Advertise Your Banner Here With Carl Limbacher and NewsMax.com StaffFor the story behind the story... Sunday December 5, 12:12 PM Who's That White House Blonde? Who was that dazzlingly attractive twenty-something blonde seen leaving the northwest gate of the White House Saturday afternoon? Starr report connoisseurs may recall that particular portal as "Monica's gate", the entryway used by the former Clinton intern to visit Bill Clinton after she was banished from the White House. Protestors from the website Free Republic regularly monitor White House comings and goings and tell NewsMax.com ...
  • Free Republic an OBSESSION? I think not!

    12/05/1999 9:33:20 AM PST · by AKA Elena · 17+ views
    Self | 12/05/99 | Self
    Since I am always a day late and a dollar short in responses...I have to make a response to the real issues adressed here on Free Republic...probably not to be read by many, but I think, intrinsic to our Family. Some pure speculation and some impressions of my own.About the conflict about Connie...I saw her picture at the first meeting of Freepers in Fresno at JR's house, way back when, BEFORE so many of us were first involved in any big active way with an alternative action to flush out Clinton.Next, not in a particular order...but not out of sequence, ...
  • Top Ten "Gumbel Stumbles" [with video clips]

    12/05/1999 9:27:53 AM PST · by
    Media Research ^ | unclear | not noted
    Bryant Gumbel Videos The October 26, 1999, issue of USA Today reported on Media Research Center (MRC) Chairman Brent Bozell's letter to CBS News, commenting: "One of Bryant Gumbel's frequent critics is after him again, less than a week before the former Today anchor returns to morning TV on CBS' The Early Show. In a letter to CBS News president Andrew Heyward, Brent Bozell, head of the conservative watchdog group Media Research Center, warns that the new show could be a vehicle for 'liberal propaganda.' CBS dismissed Bozell's comments, calling Gumbel 'fair and tough.'" Bryant Gumbel will retake a ...
  • Clinton just looted your retirement funds again.

    12/05/1999 9:26:06 AM PST · by Michael Rivero
    Well, the Congressional Budget Office report is out on the new spending package Clinton just signed, and once again, you all got robbed. Despite election year rhetoric about protecting Social Security and balancing the budget, once again the White House dipped into the Social Security trust funds set aside for the retirement of the baby boomers in order to pay for their social programs right now. Current estimates are that the Baby Boomers will receive back about 9 cents for every dollar paid into Social Security. At the rate the fund is being looted, it will probably be worse ...
  • Character Does Matter

    12/05/1999 9:25:13 AM PST · by logician2u
    Free Congress Foundation ^ | November 16, 1999 | Paul M. Weyrich
    Once in a great while something you read just leaps off the page. Such is the case with an opinion piece by Rod Dreher of the New York Post. Commenting on the unfortunate revelations concerning former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich's personal life, Dreher recalls the days when Newt was first sworn in as Speaker. "Washington was a sweet place for conservatives in the first days of the 104th Congress. I remember taunting my Capitol Hill housemates, all Democrats, by uttering the words 'Speaker Gingrich' as often as I could," said Dreher. "One day a housemate who worked ...
  • Greece Deports US Doomsday Suspects

    12/05/1999 9:24:32 AM PST · by Joe Montana
    AP ^ | 12/5/99 | AP
    Greece Deports US Doomsday Suspects The Associated Press Dec. 5, 1999 ATHENS, Greece –– Suspected members of an American doomsday cult were deported to the United States on Sunday amid fears they were planning to mark the new millennium with mass suicide. Under heavy police guard, the 16 members of the Denver-based group Concerned Christians were put on a plane to New York at Athens international airport, police said. The detainees, all U.S. citizens, were expelled after their residence permits expired, police said. The suspects were living in towns near Athens, where the group is believed to have settled after ...
  • If they get your guns, you better hide your Bible!

    12/05/1999 9:19:52 AM PST · by waonkon
    If they get our guns, the 1st Amendment will go away FAST! The NWO doesn't take kindly to Christianity. So, after the gun police go door to door, the next sweep will be to eliminate Bibles.
  • Congressman Tom Lantos on Gun Control

    12/05/1999 9:15:33 AM PST · by Bob Evans
    Congressman Tom Lantos's news letter
    In his latest bulletin, Tom Lantos (D)Ca. 12th says "Longtime opponents of effective gun control have used every conceivable excuse in the book to prevent the enactment of legislation tightening our nation's gun control laws. I urge them to stop these irresponsible and dangerous political games. The lives of innocent Americans are at stake - from children in our schools to older Americans, who daily become victims of a mindless culture of guns and violence."
  • Plant closing will cost 400 jobs

    12/05/1999 9:13:06 AM PST · by Duane_Allman11
    Savannah Morning News ^ | Dec. 4, 1999 | By Caitlin Cleary
    GLENNVILLE, Ga. -- Nearly 400 factory workers will lose their jobs when the Ithaca manufacturing plant in Glennville goes dark Feb. 11, in the latest of 13 Ithaca apparel plant closings since 1995. The announcement came Monday: Ithaca Industries Inc., one of the biggest employers in Tattnall County, will close its doors and lay off its workers to cut costs. For the last 12 years, workers at the Glennville plant made T-shirts, undershirts, and men's and women's underwear on the factory floor, earning an average of $7 an hour. Jan. 28 will begin the "phase-out" process, which will gradually pare ...
  • Downside Legacy on Judge Robertson (Rev 12/5/99)

    12/05/1999 9:10:58 AM PST · by Alamo-Girl
    Various FR Posters | 12/5/99 | Various FR Posters
    DOWNSIDE LEGACY AT TWO DEGREES OF PRESIDENT CLINTON SECTION: STRANGE JUSTICE SUBSECTION: Judge James Robertson Revised 12/5/99   Current Information: Foxnews.com AP Philip Brasher "…..A Tyson Foods executive convicted of giving illegal gifts to former Agriculture Secretary Mike Espy was granted a new trial on Friday. U.S. Judge James Robertson said that Archie Schaffer III probably would have been acquitted had Espy been available to testify in his behalf. Espy refused to testify at Schaffer's trial while his own case was pending but has since been acquitted of corruption charges. …… Robertson last year overturned a jury verdict against Schaffer, ...