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FEATURE | On this day: 78 years ago

JUNE brings back many awesome memories of WWII. June 10, 1944. I distinctly remember what happened.  The United States Task Force 58 began the invasion of Saipan and Tinian.  U.S. aircraft began bombing Tinian and Saipan night and day.  Five days later, June 15, 1944, the western seaside of Saipan …
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Variations | Maybe don’t ‘do something’ for a change

IT is usually “painful” to watch politicians talk — interact, I believe is the word — with voters. Like other members of the public, many voters lead busy lives. They have jobs, families or other more immediate, more pressing concerns. Hence, the main point of having a representative democracy is t…
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BC’s Tales of the Pacific | Alistair’s War

I WILL never say I am having a bad day again.  I just finished the autobiography of Alistair Urquhart, a Scottish soldier in the Second World War.  What he experienced went beyond anything you have heard before, and we may never have heard his story, but as he neared the end of his life, he purged …
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OPINION | Choosing Sides — Dilettantes or the People Party?

PEOPLE are always asking “which side are you on” but Rev. Al Sharpton posed the real question which is “not about choosing a side, but ASKING who is on YOUR-Side,” the Dilettantes or the People’s Party?  WE the People are living under a “Constitutional Democracy” that is designed to “keep ALL peopl…
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Variations | Everything that can go wrong, will

WRITING for the Foundation of Economic Education, Joseph Kast of the Pacific Legal Foundation asked, “Can society be designed? Can an expert engineer alleviate people’s pains and struggles with a good-enough central plan and blueprint?” The most popular answer, throughout the ages, has been, “Yes w…
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