Democracy By Dr George Benson on Founding Politics
Dr George Benson argues democracy as a form of government faced by the Founders during the American Revolution. He cites Madison and Franklin warning that democracies are unstable and often violent, contrasting democracy with republics and stressing the need to “keep” a republic.
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George Benson
National Education Program
Washington
James Madison
United Wing
Benjamin Franklin
The Tricycle as a Time and Space Teacher
Growing Child explains how a first tricycle teaches a child about left and right, inside and outside, and the concept of time through pedal motion. It suggests wheel sizes by child height, a squatlock base for stability, and hands on guidance, inviting readers to write for more developmental guidance.
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Love and conversion through Christian dialogue in Algeria
A non-Christian man in Algeria is moved by a Christian worker's Arabic discussion of Jesus divinity and salvation. He observes a tearful reaction to divine love, converts, and becomes a pastor. The piece emphasizes authentic religion as loving, self giving, evidence of the Holy Spirit, ending with a prayer and a prompt to care for others knowing Christ.
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Algeria
Jesus
View from Washington Tax cut is a real tax cut
Congressman Lyle Williams argues the recently passed House measure provides real tax relief for Ohio, calling it bipartisan and superior to an alternative plan that would only slow tax increases. He cites a billion-dollar benefit to Ohio, urges constituents to contact his district offices in Warren and Youngstown or his D C office with questions.
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Lyle Williams
Ohio
House of Representatives
York
Ways and Means Committee
Williams
Youngstown Rd
Warren
Federal Plaza East
Youngstown
Washington, D.C
Nazism on rise in West Germany? A reading from wartime echoes
Two historians describe lingering nostalgia for Hitler among some Germans, the rise of right wing attitudes, and the Bonn government's concerns. They note 13 percent with extreme right views, 5.5 million with such leanings, and discuss foreign workers, economic growth, and democratic resilience amid tensions.
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Susan G. Figge
Heidelberg
West Ger
Germany
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der Spielgel
Bonn
Democratic
Munich
Bundestag
National Democratic Party
NPD
Turkey
Italy
Greece
Federal
E Community
East
Reich
Spiegel
Illegal aliens Curse or blessing by Dr Gann
Dr Gann argues the illegal immigrant is a market-driven element, not a burden, noting most work in varied sectors, pay taxes, and contribute to the economy. He compares past immigrant waves to modern arrivals, calls for free-market immigration policy, and cites 1961 INS figures alongside broader demographic impacts.
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Volga
Tartar Steppes
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Europe
East Asia
Aldrich
USA
Mexico
Immigration and Naturalization Service
U.S
Vietnam
Haiti
Francisco Lopez
Mexico City
Yesteryear
John Smith
London
Padraig O’hara
Cork
Hans Muller
Tubingen
Isaac Greenberg
Lodz
Benito Fellini
Palermo
America
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