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George W. Bush�- George W Bush's Inauguration�- snowblind
America has never been united by blood or birth or soil. We are bound by ideals that move us beyond our backgrounds, lift us above our interests and teach us what it means to be citizens. Every child must be taught these principles. Every citizen must uphold them. And every immigrant, by embracing these ideals, makes our country more, not less, American. Downloaded 12 times Size : 7 Kb (RocketBook) �- English 
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http://www.federalist.com�- Federalist Brief #01-42�- snowblind
"The fact is that this country is hurting and grieving. It is perplexed, frustrated, and confused about what needs to be done next. This is the time that we can come alongside and offer compassion, mercy, understanding, and good instead of evil. And we can contribute to the public debate that will inform our nation's actions in a way that reflects God's standards of justice." --Charles Colson Downloaded 21 times Size : 16 Kb (RocketBook) 45 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com�- Federalist Digest #01-41�- snowblind
"We asked them to turn over Osama Bin Laden. They said no. This is our answer." And with that, President George Bush launched the first conventional military assaults of Operation Enduring Freedom on Al Qaeda targets in Afghanistan. Mr. Bush added, "There is one way to shorten the campaign in Afghanistan, and that is for Osama bin Laden and his leadership to be turned over so they can be brought to justice." Downloaded 19 times Size : 22 Kb (RocketBook) 53 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Brief #01-30�- snowblind
"Decisions about the morality of human embryo research and human cloning are not for a few scientific elitists to make. This is about the future of humanity as we know it. This is about our children being used as research subjects. This is about our human progeny being used as guinea pigs in someone's big summer science project. The stakes are gargantuan, and together we have to decide how we will regulate this kind of research." --C. Ben Mitchell Downloaded 19 times Size : 15 Kb (RocketBook) 45 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Brief #01-31�- snowblind
"Americans need to be especially on guard against moves against free speech and their right to keep and bear arms. The purpose of passing hate-crime legislation is simply to lay the predicate for passing hate-speech laws. ...Freedom and compulsion are contradictions. ...What the present generation must do is guard against the growing trend toward more authoritarian government. Government is never static. Its tendency is always to move toward more power that means less freedom. But to do that, the present generation must have more faith in itself than it does in government. You can't have a free society unless you trust the people." --Charley Reese Downloaded 12 times Size : 16 Kb (RocketBook) 42 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Brief #01-40�- snowblind
"One widespread and pernicious illusion died a fiery death on September 11: The notion that America -- the 'world's only superpower' -- was invulnerable and its people secure within their own borders against foreign attack was vaporized along with the World Trade Center towers, portions of the Pentagon and the hijacked jet aimed at the Capitol." --Frank Gaffney Downloaded 31 times Size : 20 Kb (RocketBook) 48 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Brief #01-41�- snowblind
"What opponents of the Second Amendment have never understood is that the prime benefit of the right to bear arms is now and always has been reaped without a shot being fired. The main benefit does not lie in the occasional person who shoots an attacker in self-defense. It doesn't lie in the many attacks that are stopped by warning shots or the brandishing of a weapon. The main value of the Second Amendment is that anybody who considers attacking a home, a business, or a community, has to fear one thing above all -- the people there may be armed." --Glenn Sacks Downloaded 27 times Size : 17 Kb (RocketBook) 60 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Brief #01-43�- snowblind
"Temporary deviations from fundamental principles are always more or less dangerous. When the first pretext fails, those who become interested in prolonging the evil will rarely be at a loss for other pretexts." --James Madison Downloaded 42 times Size : 19 Kb (RocketBook) 64 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Chronicle #01-30�- snowblind
"A federal marriage amendment would have several advantages over the national marriage policy we are likely to suffer in its absence. It would be more likely to embody sound moral principles; it would be less radical in character; and it would reflect the consensus of the people rather than the whims of the judges." --National Review Downloaded 7 times Size : 17 Kb (RocketBook) 49 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Chronicle #01-41�- snowblind
"Courage is what happened when the New York firefighters and policemen ran into the burning World Trade Center; cowardice is what set it aflame." --Gregg Easterbrook Downloaded 33 times Size : 17 Kb (RocketBook) 64 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Chronicle #01-42�- snowblind
"Just saying what is true is the most powerful weapon in the history of liberty. It is what terrorists and despots fear, and it is ultimately the very basis of freedom itself." --Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr. Downloaded 40 times Size : 19 Kb (RocketBook) 52 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Digest #01-29�- snowblind
It's too late for Oregon's Klamath Basin farmers to get crops underway, after the government cut off their annual water supply, claiming sucker fish habitat might suffer. However, consistent with the "law of unintended consequences," it now appears that California's Tulelake Wildlife Refuge will suffer from the irrigation shutoff, and biologists for the area now estimate that up to a thousand American Bald Eagles and 25,000 waterfowl will perish due to disease and starvation. Downloaded 4 times Size : 30 Kb (RocketBook) 66 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Digest #01-30�- snowblind
"A free and virtuous society, which America aspires to be, must reject practices that devalue and violate human life at any stage, from conception to natural death. ... Experience is already showing how tragic coarsening of consciences accompanies the assault on innocent human life in the world, leading to accommodation and acquiescence in the face of other related evils such as euthanasia, infanticide, and, most recently, proposals for the creations for research purposes of human embryos destined to destruction in the process." --Pope John Paul II Downloaded 10 times Size : 18 Kb (RocketBook) 52 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Digest #01-40�- snowblind
Top of the fold this week, the spear's tip has been honed to a fine point and is now pointed at the throat of our adversaries on the first offensive military front in the war against the Al Qaeda faction of Jihadistan. The aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt has arrived in the Eastern Mediterranean, joining other ships gathering in the region around Afghanistan, and over 300 warplanes are ready to strike, not to mention the U.S. Special Forces already on the ground conducting their third week of reconnoitering enemy targets in Afghanistan. (You will recall "The Big Stick" left Norfolk last month to the strains of "New York, New York.") And now it's a waiting game, with frayed nerves and false starts. Downloaded 32 times Size : 21 Kb (RocketBook) 53 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Federalist Digest #01-42�- snowblind
[T]he war against terror will be prosecuted fully. President Bush noted, "[Terrorists] have struck us. They've tested our mettle and tested our character. This nation understands we've reached a pivotal moment in history, where we will plant our flag on the ground -- a flag that stands for freedom -- and say to anybody who wants to harm us or our friends or allies, 'You will pay a serious price.' They are learning that anyone who strikes America will hear from our military, and they're not going to like what they hear." Downloaded 46 times Size : 24 Kb (RocketBook) 59 Kb (Acrobat) �- English
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http://www.federalist.com/�- Mitigating the Effects of Terrorism�- snowblind
While the attacks of 9-11-01 were devastating, they were very limited in their scope. As weapons, fueled commercial aircraft are capable of killing only those citizens who are within a perimeter of a few hundred yards from the point of impact. The attacks were not a threat to lives across the nation or even in a major region. However, as we have noted, intelligence supports the assumption that far more devastating weapons are, or soon will be, at the disposal of terrorist cells of Islamic extremists. Specifically, we are referring to nuclear, biological and chemical (NBC) weapons of mass destruction. Downloaded 14 times Size : 8 Kb (RocketBook) �- English
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Rev Martin Luther King Jr�- I Have a Dream�- snowblind
One of the most famous speeches given by Rev King. Delivered on the Capitol Mall in Washington, DC on August 28, 1963. Downloaded 29 times Size : 5 Kb (RocketBook) �- English
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Rev Martin Luther King Jr�- Letter From a Birmingham Jail�- snowblind
A letter to fellow clergymen from Reverend King as he stays in the Birmingham Jail after being arrested. Downloaded 15 times Size : 22 Kb (RocketBook) �- English
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Snyder, Jeffrey�- A Nation of Cowards�- snowblind
A brief look at gun control and issues that everyone needs to think about. Downloaded 11 times Size : 19 Kb (RocketBook) �- English
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