Osama Drama

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September 11, 2001 – Terrorists attacked our unsuspecting country, murdering thousands of men, women and children.  What was our country’s reaction?  Shock, sorrow and anger – and two wars that have lasted over a decade.  These wars were initiated with the intent to destroy those who had attacked us, and protect our citizens from further [...]

Appreciating bin Laden’s Demise Is Okay

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I’ve had a lot of strong Christian friends really disagree on how to approach Osama bin Laden’s death. Read Kristina’s mixed feelings on the fallen foe here. Many of them don’t feel comfortable celebrating any death – not even that of a mass murderer – and particularly someone who dies without knowing Jesus. They’ve pointed [...]

Mixed Feelings for a Fallen Foe

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Thanks to modern technology, when the Japan earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis occurred, the world knew within minutes, even seconds. Thanks to modern technology, millions all over the globe watched Kate Middleton walk down the aisle of Westminster Abbey, and watched Prince William kiss his bride. Thanks to modern technology, when President Obama announced an [...]

On Obama’s March Madness & Lybia

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The very latest GooseRadio Podcast looks at the angst in some realms of Conservative-dom – particularly from such as Newton Gingrich – on Prez Obama’s March Madness bracket. We say that our fellow GOPers should be focusing their fire on Obama’s dithering on Lybia instead. Listen below…

Freedom, Democracy, & the Middle East

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One of the major distinctions of a libertarian is his separate treatment of liberty and democracy. Modern American political thought tends to blur the lines between these concepts, but libertarian political philosophy treats them as quite separate. A state is democratic if government obeys the people, or at least a majority of the people. A [...]