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| Sacré bleu! What are those French up to? |
| Paris
is in the business of generating business, and that includes its
involvement in the attempt to oust Syrian President Bashar al-Assad ...
dittos for the successful defeat of Libya's Gadhafi.
Forget all the noble talk about democracy, removing oppressive dictators and Arab Spring. This report reveals it's all about the bottom line and regaining influence in its old colonies ... |
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| It's
going to be a once-in-a-lifetime pilgrimage to Israel – and you don't
want to miss it, say organizers Jonathan Cahn, author of the No. 1
bestseller "The Harbinger," and Joseph Farah of WND and producer of "The
Isaiah 9:10 Judgment."
Did you know that nearly 3,000 years ago, King Solomon -- anticipating future pilgrims -- prayed for you? You can read his prayer in 1 Kings 8: “Moreover, concerning a foreigner, who is not of Your people Israel, but has come from a far country for Your name’s sake (for they will hear of Your great name and Your strong hand and Your outstretched arm), when he comes and prays toward this temple, hear in heaven Your dwelling place, and do according to all for which the foreigner calls to You, that all peoples of the earth may know Your name and fear You, as do Your people Israel, and that they may know that this temple which I have built is called by Your name." Those are words to remember as you pray before the ancient stones of the Western Wall. This tour is expected to be a sell-out, so make your reservation now. |
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The Cowboy Byte
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| December 8, 2012 News and Thoughts for the day |
Latest Headlines from the Daily News
| Today's Top Stories Sunday, December 09, 2012
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| Crime |
| • | Giant NYPD hero Kevin Brennan lives, thrives |
| • | A year of danger for NYPD officers |
| • | Elizabeth Johnson sentenced in Baby Gabriel case |
| • | Jurors split on sexual assault trial of Hasidic counselor |
| • | Alaska serial killer |
| • | Twins buried a man in concrete, stole his card collection |
Editors Picks
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Wendy Williams bashes Beyonce Wigged-out talk queen Wendy Williams put her big foot in her big mouth Thursday when she bashed Beyoncé during a taping of Fox’s “The Wendy Williams Show,” making fun of the “Single Ladies” singer’s speaking voice and stating that Bey doesn’t sound like a D student. Don’t expect her to apologize. |
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Going nowhere fast It was a status quo jobs report at a time when the status quo is no way, no how good enough to rescue the American workforce. Employers created 146,000 jobs in November, right in line with the painfully slow growth of the past year. |
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Minority report The agreement that gave control of the state Senate to Republicans and a handful of breakaway Democrats has touched off charges that the deal will rob minority lawmakers of power they should have. |
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Words to the wise In 2009 and 2011, students across the country were given vocabulary questions by the National Assessment of Educational Progress. |
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Reggae promoter donates for UWI scholarships Education will be taking center stage with Beres Hammond, Maxi Priest, Shaggy and UB40’s Ali Campbell at Wednesday’s Biolife “Sounds of Reggae” show because the concert’s producer will be donating to help needy Caribbean students attend college. |
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Dec. 9: Pearl Harbor, the Sandy aftermath and calendars Manhattan: “Dec. 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy.” Irony, anyone? Voicer Paul Falabella’s letter lamented that Pearl Harbor will soon be forgotten. Outside of a small squib on page 3 and a sign in “Gasoline Alley,” you forgot. |
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Republicans: We blew it with Latino electorate To John McCain, Marco Rubio, Lindsay Graham and all those other Republicans who went along with their party’s strategy of adopting an extreme anti-immigration stance during the Presidential primaries season, but now are admitting the stupidity of their ways, I can only say: We told you so. |
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The state Senate Democrats deserve Adams: Sadly, New Yorkers have grown used to the dysfunction in Albany. But whereas in recent years it was merely individual bills that were sidelined by its power struggles, now it’s entire groups being marginalized as well. |
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