By Chuck Baldwin

December 30, 2010

NewsWithViews.com

As surely as William Barret Travis drew a line in the sand at the Alamo, a line is being drawn in the hearts of men today. By the time it is

over, every man and woman in America will…

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44 Minutes of Jessie Ventura's 2012…

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A “perfect storm” of circumstances is coming together that is leading many agriculture experts to predict that we will soon be experiencing a

worldwide food crisis of unprecedented magnitude.  Will 2010 be the year

that the world runs out of food?  Record setting droughts, exploding

populations and crippling crop failures all over the world are combining

to set the stage for a potentially devastating…

Oh boy is 2011 going to be an exciting year! Some things that I think might happen:

-Volatility is going up across the…

Ethnic cleansing 2010



 Hey, it's sunset in the solstice; that's the right time of year for this. (Dang, missed the eclipse.)



 It's ethnic cleansing time out there on the web, folks. Batten down the hatches and open a few more ports,  darn the spammers and charge up the hill of beans.



  I wonder of Palestine counts here. Or gays in the military. Or the more quiet and reasonable…

The U.S. Department of Justice has rejected a request from prosecutors in Warsaw for assistance in the investigation into the alleged CIA prisons in Poland, where captives claim they were tortured.



On 18 March, the Prosecutor’s Office of Appeal in Warsaw filed a motion for legal assistance from the US Department of Justice into the probe.



On 7 October, reports the PAP news agency, the US informed prosecutors that the motion had been rejected on the basis of the…

Nearly 60 Florida State University graduate students in computer science will serve on America's front line of defense in protecting the nation's information infrastructure from cyberterrorism.



The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a $1.85 million grant

to FSU's Department of Computer Science to provide funding for

scholarships for about 15 students each year for the next four years in

exchange for paid employment at a federal agency following…

Citing the need to curb border violence, under the pilot program that could start as soon as next month, dealers in Texas, California, Arizona and New Mexico would have to inform the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco,

Firearms and Explosives of any sales of two or more rifles, including

assault weapons.



The Feds say this will allow them to track any weapon that may be

falling into the wrong hands, but dealers, like Jim Pruett of Jim

Pruett’s Guns and Ammo, call the…