Ahmadinejad's South American Caracstan
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Iran has recruited Venezuela’s Hugo Chavez to its Islamic revolution. Tehran is working with Chavez to militarize that country, grow terrorist groups, Islamitize indigenous tribes, develop a nuclear program, spread corruption, and do whatever possible to hurt the US.

Ex-Gitmo Detainee Believed Responsible for Homicide Bombing In Iraq
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Three years ago, Abdullah Saleh al-Ajmi, a Kuwaiti soldier who deserted to fight in Afghanistan alongside the Taliban, sat in a detention cell at the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, while lawyers argued whether he was an "enemy combatant." Last week, a Dubai-based television channel reported that al-Ajmi was killed carrying out a homicide bombing in Mosul, Iraq. Anyone arguing against Gitmo now?

Windfall Profits Tax is a bad idea
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Fast becoming an official communications appendage of the Barack Obama campaign, the New York Times editorializes today on the “petty pandering” of Hillary Clinton’s and John McCain’s call for a suspension of the federal gas tax over the summer. Noting that the policy would not deliver lower prices for consumers, the Times asserts that “their demagoguery is growing into a real problem.” The New York Times is at least half right; demagoguery is a real problem that is threatening to significantly worsen our nation’s energy policy. But it is the Obama/Clinton oil profit windfall tax that would be damaging to most Americans.

Senators call for EPA to reconsider ethanol output mandate
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Senate Republicans have asked environmental regulators to use their power to halt the country's plans to expand ethanol production amid rising food prices. Twenty-four Republican senators, including presidential candidate Sen. John McCain of Arizona, sent a letter Friday to the Environmental Protection Agency suggesting it waive, or restructure, rules that require a fivefold increase in ethanol production over the next 15 years. "This subsidized (ethanol) program - paid for by taxpayer dollars - has contributed to pain at the cash register, at the dining room table, and a devastating food crisis throughout the world," said McCain, in a statement.

McCain promises to appoint Strict Constructionist Judges
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John McCain promised on Tuesday to nominate conservative judges to the Supreme Court and for other judicial vacancies, seeking to quash doubts among some Republicans about his conservative credentials.

Navy Records Say North Vietnamese Tortured McCain
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McCain was awarded a Silver Star Medal for resisting "extreme mental and physical cruelties" inflicted upon him by his captors from late October to early December 1967, the early months of his captivity, according to the citation. The North Vietnamese, according to the Navy, ignored international agreements and tortured McCain "in an attempt to obtain military information and false confessions for propaganda purposes."

Obama Church just as bad as Rev. Wright
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Articles published in the Trinity United Church of Christ bulletin in 2007 carried controversial comments written by people other than Jeremiah Wright. Those comments included the claim that Israel worked with South Africa to build an "ethnic bomb" that would kill blacks and Arabs, that the Pentagon was training Latin Americans to be terrorists, and that the TV networks are run by right-wing racists.

Student senate leader tells pro-lifers to censor their message
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A student senate leader at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point has told pro-life display supporters they have no right to express their opinion on the volatile issue of abortion. "[Abortion] is a right. You don't have the right to challenge it. Write a paper. Do NOT! Do NOT put this in front of all of us. This is not your right," he hollered, grabbing crosses with both hands, yanking them from the ground and throwing them to the side. Campus police tell him to stop but continue to let him commit vandalism.

Babies From Abortions, Records Found in Second Michigan Center Dumpster
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Local pro-life advocates in the Detroit area have found the bodies of babies killed in abortions and patient medical records in another Michigan abortion center's dumpster. The finding comes on the hells of one abortion facility that ran afoul of illegal dumping laws and was investigated by the state. "When found these aborted babies in the trash," Miller continued. "They shared what could have been their final resting place with the most despicable waste--the bloody canulas, the bloody surgical paper, bloody gauze and gloves, half-eaten McDonald's food, pop bottles and juice box containers." "This is abortion in America, human beings killed under the law and treated like trash," she concluded.

United Methodist Church Takes Pro-Life Steps to Oppose Abortion
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The United Methodist Church is finally getting some praise from the pro-life community for its recent steps in promoting a pro-life position on abortion. The Protestant denomination has long come under criticism for its involvement in a pro-abortion coalition for religious groups. Conference delegates voted for a resolution to "Respect the sacredness of the life and well-being of the mother and the unborn child," and voted to urge parental notification and consent when a teenager is seeking an abortion. The UMC delegates also voted to promote the work of crisis pregnancy centers and to encourage local churches to get involved in supporting them. And on end-of-life issues, the conference participants affirmed a statement saying the church "rejects euthanasia and pressure upon the dying to end their lives."

Archbishop of Washington DC says politicians’ support for abortion is wrong
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The archbishop reiterated Catholic teaching on abortion, saying, “The teaching is clear. Abortion and support for abortion are wrong. No informed Catholic can claim that either action is free of moral implications, and certainly no one should be led to believe, because of someone else's voting record, that this teaching about abortion is uncertain.” The archbishop said Catholics’ political actions must be based on the natural moral law and respect for “the most basic of all human rights,” the right to life.

Poll: Catholics will vote pro-life
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There is no more pressing evil facing the United States than the deaths of 40 million or 50 million unborn children in the abortion industry since the 1973 Roe v. Wade Supreme Court opinion, according to a new poll that also reveals Catholics are being prompted by the recent visit of Pope Benedict XVI to vote their life issue opinions. "The overview is this: Sixty-four percent of Catholics say they understand better the church's position on issues now, and 40 percent of Catholics say they are more likely to vote as a result of Benedict's visit," Anderson said.

Mr. Politician: “Is this what you mean by being pro-choice?”
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This election season, it’s time for that to change. No matter what politicians or voters or Church officials are or are not going to do, it’s time that we who know what abortion is draw a line in the sand and give candidates and office-holders alike this challenge: If you’re going to take a position on abortion, then you’re going to have to come clean about what it is. We are no longer going to let you obscure or trivialize the issue. Whether people agree with you or not, you owe it to them to be honest about what you’re talking about. Therefore we issue this simple call to honesty: We will describe abortion to you, and you tell us if that’s what you’re talking about.

Buffett the largest financial contributor to the abortion industry
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Berkshire Hathaway through his foundation and Buffett has supported clinical trials of the RU-486 abortion pill as well as the distribution of chemicals that sterilize women, the manufacture of machines used for performing abortions, and training of abortionists, the report said. The article described Buffett as the "sugar daddy" to the abortion industry, and as the "largest financial contributor to abortion in the world."

A Pro-Life Victory in Brazil
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In a stunning victory for the pro-life movement in Latin America, the Social Security and Family Committee of Brazil's Chamber of Deputies (the lower legislative house) unanimously rejected an abortion decriminalization law that pro-abortion forces have fought for since 1991. The committee members embraced each other in tears while pro-abortion forces in the audience yelled epithets at them and against the Catholic Church, which this year initiated an intense campaign to protect the right to life. The campaign, along with major efforts by Evangelical Protestants, has resulted in a dramatic increase in pro-life sentiment in Brazil. A recent poll found that 68% of Brazilians now oppose further decriminalization of abortion, up from 63% last year.

Pro-Life Pro Gun Democrat wins in Louisiana!
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Don Kazayoux ran away from the Democrats liberal party leadership and cast himself as a pro-life, pro-gun conservative win running for Congress. As a result, he won the election. Kazayoux also will not endorse either Democratic candidate running for president. Additionally, Kazayoux believes part of protecting our national security is securing our borders and cracking down on employers who hire illegal immigrants. He also says spending in Washington is out of control and would support tax cuts. Finally, he says the following, “I am pro-life. This is a position that my wife and I share and its rooted in my faith. In the legislature, I supported one of the strongest pro-life laws in the country and in Congress, I will continue my work to protect the unborn.” And on the Second Amendment, “I strongly support the Second Amendment - it is a fundamental part of our Constitution. I own guns and hunt and believe we need to protect the gun ownership rights of law-abiding citizens. I am very proud to have an A rating from the NRA.” Are you listening liberal Republicans!

Business owner kills suspected burglar
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A San Antonio business owner trying to deter what he called repeat burglaries shot and killed another man he alleged was breaking into his carpentry business. Police said the shooting is under investigation but may fall under the "castle doctrine" which allows property owners to use lethal force to protect themselves and their property.

Newt: My Plea to Republicans: It's Time for Real Change to Avoid Real Disaster
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This Conservative victory in England comes on the heels of a history-making rout of the Communists and the Greens in parliamentary elections Italy two weeks ago. And the Italian results follow center-right victories in France (Sarkozy) and Germany (Merkel). The countries of so-called "old" Europe are turning away from the liberal high tax, big government policies that have crippled their economies and are turning toward pro-growth, pro-competitive center-right solutions. Will the GOP in America follow suit or stay with there undisciplined past?

University suspends VP over view of homosexuality
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Associate Vice President of Human Resources Crystal Dixon wrote in response to a newspaper editor's column criticizing a lack of equality for homosexuals that, "I take great umbrage at the notion that those choosing the homosexual lifestyle are 'civil rights victims.' Here's why. I cannot wake up tomorrow and not be a black woman.'" Her piece in the Toledo Free Press quickly got her a suspension from officials at the University of Toledo, who condemned her beliefs, according to a report in the newspaper.

New Obama Pastor even worse than the first
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Otis Moss, the man slated to become the new chief pastor at the Trinity United Church of Christ, referenced a rap song during one of his recent sermons that includes among its lyrics "F--- America" and states the U.S. is "still with triple K" – referring to the white supremacist Ku Klux Klan. Moss was lauded last week by Sen. Barack Obama as a "wonderful young pastor," and, “an acceptable choice to replace retiring pastor Rev. Jeremiah Wright.”

Obama buddy stomps on Old Glory
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Domestic Terrorist and Obama buddy, Bill Ayers, is shown stepping on a US flag in 2001. At the time this photograph was taken, Obama and Ayers were serving together on the board of the Woods Fund. It was in 2001 when Ayers donated $200 to Obama's State Senate campaign fund. "Guilty as sin, free as a bird, it's a great country" is one of the Ayers quotes in the top clipping. Ayers admitted to blowing up an NYPD building and federal buildings in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. He was a member of the “Weathermen” an American Maoist and radical leftist group.

Darwin, Hitler, and the Culture of Death
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Is every neo-Darwinian a racist bent on genocide? No. But as Darwinian thinkers themselves admit, the neo-Darwinian outlook provides a handy foundation for the Culture of Death's rejection of human dignity and thus opens the way for the host of attacks on human life that continue to infect nations across the globe. Thank you, Mr. Stein, for reminding us that ideas have major consequences.

A look at The Weathermen
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Their founding document, signed by 11 people, including Mark Rudd, Bernardine Dohrn, John Jacob Swishers, Bill Ayers, Jim Mellen, Terry Robbins, Karen Ashley, Jeff Jones, Gerry Long, and Steve Tappis, called for the establishment of a "white fighting force" to be allied with the "Black Liberation Movement" and other "anti-colonial" movements, to achieve the goal of "the destruction of U.S. imperialism and the achievement of a classless world: world Communism." The statement noted, "A revolution is a war; when the movement in this country can defend itself militarily against total repression it will be a part of the revolutionary war." The group's first public demonstration was the "Days of Rage," an October 8, 1969 rally in Chicago that was coordinated with the trial of the Chicago Eight. In 1970 the group issued a "Declaration of a State of War" against the United States government.

A Little Fun for a Change!
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El camino del Rey was originally built in 1901, this walkway now serves as an aproach to makinodromo, the famous climbing sector of El Chorro. Not for the faint of heart.

Dad died saving his little girl
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With an out-of-control car bearing down, Joseph Richardson grabbed his 4-year-old daughter and held her up out of harm's way. It was his last act -- and one that apparently saved his daughter's life. Richardson, a 39-year-old father of three, was killed Monday evening by the car, driven by a man who police say was drunk. Richardson was walking his daughter to a McDonald's for burgers at 6:40 p.m. when a 1990 Chevy Cavalier jumped a curb and careened towards them, police said, citing witness accounts. Joseph Richardson, the father of two girls and a boy, all under the age of 11, was described as a devoted father. His other love was music. He was a gifted pianist and organist and performed in choirs at Cottage Grove Baptist Church and Greater Revelation Missionary Baptist Church, where his father ministers.

Global Warming Update: Coolest April in over a Decade!
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The average temperature in April 2008 was 51.0 F. This was -1.0 F cooler than the 1901-2000 (20th century) average, the 29th coolest April in 114 years. The temperature trend for the period of record (1895 to present) is 0.1 degrees Fahrenheit per decade. Where’s Al?

Meth - New Criminal Justice Textbook Featured by New Mexico State University
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Sheriff (Ret) Currie Myers, PhD, MBA co-author of the Methamphetamine handbook has had his textbook featured by New Mexico State University. The fastest growing drug of choice is methamphetamine and the likelihood of someone dealing with a person on meth or finding a meth lab is constantly increasing. This book, based on current research and the authors’ training and experience, provides a comprehensive overview of the methamphetamine crisis and what professionals must know when working with meth-affected persons and their environments. Containing current, state-of-the-art information, this book helps the reader understand the effects of methamphetamine, detection of meth labs, and agencies working together. Three of the authors – Brian Sallee, Bruce Liebe and Myers – have law enforcement experience from Albuquerque, Illinois and Kansas, respectively. Alvin Sallee is a professor of social work at New Mexico State University and the Director of the Family Preservation Institute. Connell-Carrick is a professor at the University of Houston.

Presidential Primary Results
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Republicans – Delegates – 1,191 Delegates Needed
McCain is the Republican nominee.
Democrats – Delegates – 2,025 Delegates Needed
Obama - 1854 Clinton – 1696