Beatles nostalgia trip reveals four ordinary kids behind legend
A six hour program on the Beatles shows they were naive Liverpool lads with a mischievous streak who reshaped music. Hidden messages in songs sparked debates as fans speculated about Paul’s death. The era’s tech later revealed backward snippets and double entendres in tracks.
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Debate over government size and a balanced budget
The piece argues the 1994 shift to a Republican Congress and a Democratic president marks a real debate about federal government size and cost. It praises checks and balances, notes the CBO backing of a seven year plan, and urges recognition that government limits reflect public choice. Thomas represents the 21st Congressional District.
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Between faith and common sense an encore from history
Faith and reason swing through church history from fanaticism to rationalism and back. By 1906 tongues revival at Azusa Street revived old denominations, yet the current century tempts to swap reason for faith. Jesus resisted both extremes and urged steadfast scripture.
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Dole Wilson Alliance Deepens GOP Rift in California
The piece recounts Pete Wilson switching support to Bob Dole amid a retired CRA endorsement culture. It notes tensions within Kern County Republican circles over shifting loyalties, the fate of Wilson supporters at a Dole event, and the CRA’s history of backing losing candidates. It highlights questions of loyalty, appointments, and the tricky endorsement game in California politics.
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A Skeptical Take on Climate Alarm and Ozone Claims
The article critiques scholars and institutions that secure grant money through alarming media about population resources and the environment. It cites Robert Balling Jr of Arizona State University disputing apocalyptic forecasts, arguing against global warming narratives and highlighting satellite data suggesting cooling since 1979 and little Arctic warming in recent years.
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