Submitted by Alan Stewart, Ontario, CanadaForeword: I just finished re-reading for the 5th or 6th time a book by William Manchester entitled “Goodbye Darkness.” (still available) and a passage near the end is reprinted below. I felt this was apropos as a counterpoint to the youth of America in the 1940s and those of today.…
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Judge blocks offshore drilling
Good grief! Yet another bold initiative by the President to strengthen American energy security is thwarted by a liberal judge legislating from the bench. This happened last Friday when U.S. District Court Judge Sharon Gleason (an Obama appointee) slapped down President Trump’s move to open up the Chukchi Sea in the Artic, as well as…
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Let them eat bugs
Save the planet … eat bugs! This was the long and short message of a recent article posted at wired.com — a feature story that touted the consumption of those lovely critters we typically swat as being a key to improving our environment. O.K., admittedly the authors weren’t saying it’ll “save the planet” per se,…
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Letter-to-the-Editor Priorities for the Bush
The enemies of the bush (resident in green-and-pleasant Brisbane) want to close the Queensland pastoral colleges in droughty Longreach and Emerald. It’s time for the Feds to act – slash spending on the climate alarm and climate tourism industries and use the money to save these threatened colleges. For too long tax payers have watched…
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Port de Marseilles, Dec. 8 2018
Hundreds of French people in yellow vests advanced along the Marseilles waterfront. As CFACT covered the march, two armored cars approached from the opposite direction. A lone woman ran forward and situated herself in between, waving a yellow kerchief which smartly coordinated with her yellow vest. The Berliet VXB-170 twelve ton behemoths continued…
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Veterans Day 2018
Dear Friend of CEAI, Today marks the 100th anniversary of an unusual day—at 11:00 am on the 11th day of the 11th month of 1918, the guns stopped firing in World War I. Of course, this is why November 11 was chosen as Veterans Day. While not my typical before-church Sunday selection, this morning I…