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  • Which Was Worse: Watergate or Operation 'Fast and Furious'?

    07/07/2011 11:43:20 AM PDT · by paul in cape · 68 replies
    Big Government ^ | 7/7/2011 | AWR Hawkins
    After The Washington Post broke the news of the Watergate break-ins in 1972, the Nixon administration circled the wagons. And in 1997 – a full 25 years after the fact – Katherine Graham, who was with The Post in 1972, vividly recalled how “Nixon began making threats of economic retaliation against the paper.” According to Graham, Nixon bullied the paper, sought to silence it, and launched a “campaign to undermine public confidence in [it].” Judging from what Graham said, it appears that Nixon wanted to be sure people understood that if they continued to pry into Watergate or talk about...
  • Islam and the Textbooks (The Enemy Is Attacking Us by Brain Washing Our Children!)

    12/20/2005 12:37:33 PM PST · by SteveSpeaking · 33 replies · 1,331+ views
    Islam and the Textbooks The American Textbook Council examined the coverage of Islam in seven widely adopted world history textbooks used in grades seven through twelve. In February 2003, it published its findings in a review, Islam and the Textbooks. To go directly to the original report, Islam and the Textbooks: To go to Islam and the Textbooks: A Reply to the Critics, December 2003: During the last two years, beginning with the American Textbook Council report, Islam and the Textbooks, several reports have documented bias and evasions in world history textbooks on the subjects of militant Islam and Islamic...