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USA Talk Show Host Roger Hedgecock Arrives in Israel to See for Himself
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_42gGAd1QQ&feature=player_embedded
http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/154338
Roger Hedgecock: the case for Israel is never presented in American media. Arab violence is not reported.
USA talk show host Roger Hedgecock is in Israel for the first time since the 1990s. He toured Judea with Minister of Public Affairs and the Diaspora.

Hedgecock told Arutz Sheva that the case for Israel is never presented in American media and the story of Arab violence is never told. “People have got to start reaching out and telling their story,” he added.

Hedgecock is one of the leading broadcasters in the United States and an occasional commentator for CNN, FOX news and the Washington Journal.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/03/30/connecticut-condo-owner-told-to-remove-jewish-religious-ornament-or-face-fines/ Barbara Cadranel, an internationally-renown harpsichordist living in Stratford, Conn., contacted the Connecticut Regional Office of the Anti-Defamation League earlier this month to report that she had been told by the California Condo Association to remove her mezuzah. A Connecticut condominium owner has been told by the complex’s management association that she must remove a […]

http://maggiesfarm.anotherdotcom.com/archives/19465-Important-Report-On-The-Sinkhole-That-Is-Higher-Education.html
The huge investment by students, parents and taxpayers made in colleges providing a foundation of knowledge and critical thought has already or is in process of sinking into the hole of politicized instruction that is one-sided indoctrination. The California Association of Scholars details this in a just published 87-page report, A Crisis Of Competence:The Corrupting Effect of Political Activism in the University of California.

The specifics describe the University of California but, also, uses broader principles and statistics that apply nationally. The report to the Regents of the University of California cites its own policies that are being ignored by passive or activist administrators, allowing or furthering a lack of academic standards, yes also of academic freedom, that is digging a deeper hole under our society and prosperity.
In recent years, study after study has found that a college education no longer does what it should do and once did. Whether these studies look directly at the capabilities of graduates, or instead at what employers find their capabilities to be, the result is the same: far too many college graduates have not learned to write effectively, they can not read and comprehend any reasonably complex book, they have not learned to reason, and their basic knowledge of the history and institutions of the society in which they live is lamentably poor….

http://amilimani.com/2012/03/truth-be-told/#more-1665 Are you fed up with numerous daily horrific acts that are clearly committed under the banner of Islam throughout the world? Are you tired of hearing it? Well, so am I. However, I have to inform you that it is only going to get worse before it finally disappears into the dustbin of history. […]

http://www.timesofisrael.com/the-worst-man-ever-to-win-the-nobel-peace-prize/

I THINK THAT JHIMMI CARTER IS RIGHT UP THERE ALONG WITH THE PLANET’S DR. GORE AND THE LIAR RIGOBERTA MENCHU…..THE WHOLE THING IS A JOKE…..BUT NORDLINGER’S BOOK SOUNDS INTERESTING…..RSK

The worst man ever to win the Nobel Peace PrizeThere have been many controversial awards in Nobel history, but Yasser Arafat’s 1994 award is right up there. When I told people I was writing a history of the Nobel Peace Prize, they had a common reaction: “Didn’t Arafat win that?” (I am speaking primarily of Americans.) He did win it, yes, in 1994. For some, that’s all you need to know about the Nobel Peace Prize. Elena Bonner, the widow of Andrei Sakharov, said that she could not “understand or accept” the fact that her late husband and Yasser Arafat shared membership “in the club of Nobel laureates.”

It’s well to remember, though, that Arafat did not win the prize by himself. He won it in concert with two Israeli statesmen: the prime minister, Yitzhak Rabin, and the foreign minister, Shimon Peres. They were happy to go to Oslo to share the prize with Arafat, or at least willing to do so.And one of them, the foreign minister, went so far as to say in his Nobel lecture that Arafat’s share in the prize was “fitting.”