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I am praying in response to the story below – 22 vets a day committing suicide in America.

This is way beyond what we have the power and money to do. However, my God is…

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When the U.S. Navy christens the first of its newest class of destroyers this month, it will launch the first ship with a brain of it…

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One of the most amazing things to watch these days is the building of a FOR PROFIT surveillance state.

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The United States and its closest allies on Monday cast Russia out of the Group of 8 industrialized democracies, their most exclusive club, to punish President Vl…

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I first noticed Etsy when the Mayor of Rockville, Illinois invited the artisan commerce website to help rebuild their local economy.

After trolling around Etsy for a whi…

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Last night I had a life changing moment.

Thanks to Michael Salla’s new book, Kennedy’s Last Stand, I learned two things that I did not know. First, that President Eisenho…

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Money makes the world go round. For the trillions of annual dollars transacting through illegal activities, financial fraud or simply transferred illegally or engaged in t…

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