Mullen urges closing Guantanamo as legal steps unfold
Admiral Mike Mullen said on Guantanamo Bay that closing the prison soon would help U.S. image after widespread criticism of detainee treatment. He stressed decisions require legal moves, movement of prisoners, and noted current high security trials may proceed in a spring court.
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Bush urges reform while labeling Iran a terror sponsor
In Abu Dhabi President Bush urged Arab allies to adopt democracy in the Middle East and warned Iran as the world’s leading state sponsor of terror. He pressed for unity against Tehran’s threats, while avoiding direct censure of any single autocratic ruler. In Columbia the Clinton Obama clash over civil rights remarks drew sharp criticism from Bob Johnson, BET founder, amid forum comments on King and Johnson’s Civil Rights Act-era credit. South Carolina churchgoers favor top GOP candidates McCain Romney Huckabee and Thompson as they seek a matching answer to prayers.
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Born Again Access Through Christ’s Name Faith
William D Curtis argues that genuine Christian worth comes from the righteousness of Christ not works. Prayers for self are permitted in Jesus name, with Christ as mediator, and direct access to God replaces priestly mediation. He critiques confessional practice and asserts scripture clarifies personal prayer and salvation.
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Tens of thousands protest Georgia election amid fraud claims
Tens of thousands of Georgians protested President Mikhail Saakashvili's election victory in Tbilisi, demanding a recount and runoff. Demonstrators criticized media access and called for fairness, with OSCE observers noting violations but deeming the vote a democracy milestone.
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