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"Enough twists and turns
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AMERICA'S TROJAN HORSE: POLITICAL CORRECTNESS It’s time to bring excellence back to the military, most pointedly in the army. Advancement should be for no other reason than merit. ... Continue Here. |
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BOB’S NEW BOOK ON THE SHROUD
An updated, revised version of Bob’s 1977 work, Shroud, about the amazing Shroud of Turin, is scheduled for publication next Easter by Regnery ... Continue Here. |
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The Shroud of Turin is inexplicable. Those who have actually studied the cloth and its mysterious images of a dead and crucified man knows this. Despite what has been written in the largely clueless press, no one, not even with space-age technology, has ever duplicated the images. Without question, they are not the result of painting or a contact print. For lack of a proven explanation, they are best described as photographic-like. Yet the cloth can be traced back absolutely at least to 1354 - some 600 years before photography was invented.
Now a Vatican researcher has unearthed lost documents concerning the Knights Templar. The documents move the ancient relic’s age back to at least the 6th Century A.D. – because that’s how far back the Shroud’s history can be documented with this new link filling a gap. Continued here. |
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F-22 CONTROVERSY
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EAGLES" DILEMMA
In the late 1960s, US flyers in Vietnam realized a tragic mistake. Their planners had erred. The dogfight weapons and tactics devised for them had serious problems. Aviators were dying and becoming prisoners of war as a result. In a larger war, control of the skies might have been lost, which would be a national disaster. Today, the decision about America’s newest front-line fighter, the F-22 Raptor, threatens to cause a similar tragedy. We could again lose control of the skies which is a must for victory. Continued Here. |
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