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A Seattle area bar association is apologizing after publishing an article calling for a genocide of Jews in its newsletter. The King County Bar Association Board of Trustees apologized after printing an article from one of its members and former director, Dua Abudiab, entitled From The River To The Sea, a phrase that calls for the destruction of Israel and the ethnic cleansing of its residents. Abudiab’s antisemitic screed was printed on the front page of the King County Bar Bulletin above the fold. Abudiab equated claims of "white nationalism" occupying North America to justify Palestinian claims to Israel despite...

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A newsletter posted on the University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) campus is starting to make the rounds on social media and it states veterans should be banned from four-year universities. Several viewers asked 11 News to look into the origin of the newsletter. The letter states military veterans should be banned from classes and compares the military culture to white supremacist groups. The newsletter is titled "Social Justice Collective Weekly" and says it is the first issue. A spokesperson for UCCS said the newsletter has nothing to do with the school and does not represent the institution's views. However,...

The Praise and Worship Club at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, has been told that it cannot use the word "Jesus" in meeting announcements placed in the JSC Today email newsletter, because it violates the Establishment Clause of the Constitution's First Amendment. The warning given to the club by the JSC Today legal team in May 2015 has recently picked up national attention, with the Liberty Institute attorneys sending a demand letter to NASA threatening a lawsuit on Feb. 8 and the CitizenGo website launching a petition drive on Feb....

A youth magazine associated with the Palestinian Authority has published a list of "words of wisdom" - courtesy of none other than Adolf Hitler. Palestinian Media Watch (PMW), an NGO which monitors incitement and hate-speach in Palestinian Authority media, said that Zayzafuna - which previously lost UNESCO funding after publishing an essay glorifying the Nazi dictator - attributed a list of short quotes to Hitler in order to present him "as a sharp-witted and wise person." The one-liners attributed to Hitler include: "If you were stabbed in the back, know that you are in front"; "Don't challenge a man who...

Those decades old newsletters just seem to keep following Ron Paul around like a bad penny or a stalker ex-girlfriend. And while it sometimes gets the Texas congressman peeved to the point of walking out of interviews when asked about them, it looks like the questions won’t be stopping any time soon. Three people, including one of Paul’s former secretaries, have come forward to tell the Washington Post that Congressman Paul was actually quite hands on when it came to the publication. Ron Paul, well known as a physician, congressman and libertarian , has also been a businessman who pursued...

Ron Paul, well known as a physician, congressman and libertarian , has also been a businessman who pursued a marketing strategy that included publishing provocative, racially charged newsletters to make money and spread his ideas, according to three people with direct knowledge of PaulÂ’s businesses. The Republican presidential candidate has denied writing inflammatory passages in the pamphlets from the 1990s and said recently that he did not read them at the time or for years afterward. Numerous colleagues said he does not hold racist views. But people close to PaulÂ’s operations said he was deeply involved in the company that...

(The following is a transcript of a Ron Paul article from 1990 in his newsletter, The Ron Paul Survival Report. Links to the scanned copies are here: http://i43.tinypic.com/2rylfv7.png http://i44.tinypic.com/wgqgeh.png David Duke received 44% of the vote in the Senate primary race in Louisiana, 60% of the white vote and 9% of the black vote!. This totaled 100,000 more votes that the current governor when he won. Duke lost the election, but he scared the blazes out of the Establishment. If the official Republican hadn’t been ordered to drop out, he might have won. Certainly there would have been a run-off....

Mitt Romney can breathe a sigh of relief, because Andrew Kaczynksi has shifted his attention to Ron Paul this week. Andrew dug up a 1995 interview with C-SPAN, a year before running for Congress after a decade out of office. Paul tells C-SPAN that he was ready after the long hiatus to return to Washington, but that’s not the big catch in this clip. Starting at 1:45, Ron Paul explains that his private sector efforts are keeping him too busy — and starts plugging his newsletters:CLICK ABOVE LINK FOR THE VIDEO [1:10] So, I was always very active in both...

Texas congressional candidate Ron Paul's 1992 political newsletter highlighted portrayals of blacks as inclined toward crime and lacking sense about top political issues. Under the headline of ""Terrorist Update," for instance, Paul reported on gang crime in Los Angeles and commented, ""If you have ever been robbed by a black teen-aged male, you know how unbelievably fleet-footed they can be." Paul, a Republican obstetrician from Surfside, said Wednesday he opposes racism and that his written commentaries about blacks came in the context of ""current events and statistical reports of the time."... ...Paul continues to write the newsletter for an undisclosed...

I just started a small business and I put out a monthly newsletter. The first 4-pager (last month) I wrote in Word, converted to pdf and took the pen drive to Kinko's. They printed out 100 on glossy paper and it looked great (the bulk go out by email to my list, but I need about one hundred hard copy anyway).Now this would be fine, except Kinko's charged me 455 bucks for the 100 copies. They printed it on 11 x 17 paper and folded it (so pages 4 and 1 were on one side, and 2 and 3 were...

I received this in an email this morning. Sounds like Chet wants to ride the fence as long as he can. American Health Care Stories Require American Solutions A column by Congressman Chet Edwards

Parents' fury after school's politically correct online newsletter covers up pupils' faces with 'cartoon smileys'Last updated at 15:49pm on 5th March 2008 Furious parents today attacked a "politically correct" primary school for covering pupils' faces on their website with "cartoon smileys" - to protect their identities.  Teachers took the bizarre decision after deciding mothers and fathers would not want their children being recognised on the internet. But parents described the decision as "PC gone mad" and demanded the "raver-style" faces be removed. Scroll down for more...Smiles all round: Cann Hall Primary deciced to cover pupils' faces online with 'smileys'  However,...

DSCC - Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee Dear Rick , You can't deny the excitement and the electricity in the Democratic Party. We had hundreds of thousands more voters on Super Tuesday than the Republicans, an advantage that was especially pronounced in the battleground states. In all the hubbub, you might have missed Senate Democrats defeating the roadblock Republicans in the Senate - Republicans who were trying to derail an economic stimulus package that will help over 130 million households. Radical right-wing Republicans opposed adding rebates for seniors and disabled veterans but Democrats overcame their obstruction and pushed through a bill...

Oregon Republican Party Capitol Watch 2007 UNIONS GONE WILD! The first two weeks in May were landmarks for the Union's agenda.  Again, they have proven that they run the show in Salem.  Here is what they've been up to: SB 400         Stacks the deck in favor of unions during collective bargaining – Signed by the Speaker and Senate President last Friday, on the Governor's desk SB 788         Forces child care providers to unionize – Passed the Senate last Friday SB 858         Forces adult foster care providers to unionize – Sent to Senate Rules on May 2, for end-of-session...

WEST PALM BEACH -- Palm Beach Atlantic University has given toilet paper a whole new meaning. Blue-colored newsletters called Stall Talk hang above urinals and on stall doors in most campus restrooms. LocalLinks Administrators at the Christian-based school searched for an unconventional way to get news and information out to students. E-mails, posters and campus bulletin boards were just too easy to ignore. After all, the 3,100 students are saturated with countless media images every day, including TV, newspapers, Internet and billboards. Sheena Cunningham, 21, a senior at Palm Beach Atlantic, loves the idea. She said the potty rag helps...

I would like to send a newsletter to people who "opt-in" to receive it. I'd like specifically for people to be able to opt in by going to my web site and filling out a form. I have no intentions of sending "spam," in other words. I've looked at information about G-Lock Easymail (yes, the company does have an interesting name, but it's not what you think lol) and Savicom. What is your experience or impression of these products? Do either or both allow for automated sign up? What is the signficance of the featuer that a user can send...

Tammy Bruce said today on the Fox News Channel that there's a quote in a small circulation newsletter that will soon be out and that she'll be using it.

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<p>Shannon Reeves, secretary of the California Republican Party, called the article "hateful bigotry."</p> <p>Charges of racial bigotry are made over an article added to a state party e-mail in '99.</p> <p>An article suggesting the United States would have been better off if the South had won the Civil War has surfaced in the race to lead the California Republican Party, prompting intraparty furor and comparisons to U.S. Sen. Trent Lott's recent racially charged missteps.</p>