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It seems there are more and more religious posts every day on Free Republic. Posts bashing this belief or that one...posts on Mormons, on Catholics, who's going to Heaven...who's going to Hell...theology, etc. Has the site turned into "Free Religion?" There are hardly any conservative topics in News anyore. It's degenrated into a bunch of religious people trying to convince others whose beliefs are best. Why is that?

All the time I think about how they have dogged President Bush to DEATH about his National Guard service...look at the lengths Rather went too...Look at Kerry that lying traitor hollering "I WILL NOT HAVE ANYONE WHO DIDNT SERVE WHEN THEY WERE CALLED, QUESTIONING MY PATRIOTISM" or some such nonsense....AND YET, we know Kerry hasnt signed the 180 or whatever that number is to release his full miltary records.. Dan Rather has openly lied about his military record.. Harkin, made that HATEFUL, MEAN, OUTRAGEOUS speech calling our President everything but a human being and we know his military rant is...

May 31, 2004: Yes, you read the title correctly. We're celebrating, because we're helping to take them on. While the day is usually greeted by an annual flood of orchestrated media events and press conference strategies that demonize, not only smoking, but smokers, World No Tobacco Day 2004 offers something new: a competitor with teeth. FORCES is pleased to be part of the proud announcement by AEthna Press of the publication of "Dissecting Antismokers' Brains" by Michael J. McFadden on World No Tobacco Day. Memorial Day is the "unnoffical" start of summer in the USA, let us make it the...

Univ. of Minn. Study 1st to Detect Tobacco-Specific Carcinogens in Nonsmokers in Public Setting; Environmental Tobacco Smoke Significantly Affects Nonsmokers 12/22/03 7:00:00 AM -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To: National Desk, Medical Reporter Contact: Brenda Hudson of the University of Minnesota's Academic Health Center, 612-624-5680 MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 22 /U.S. Newswire/ -- University of Minnesota researchers found that levels of a tobacco-specific lung carcinogen increased in nonsmokers when they visited a public setting where smoking is allowed. The carcinogens, metabolites of NNK, could increase their risk of lung cancer. The study is published Dec. 22 by the American Association for Cancer Research. This study...