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View Article  Freedom and Morality: Can They Co-Exist?

The late National Review senior editor Frank Meyer wrote …

 

“truth withers when freedom dies, however righteous the authority that kills it; and free individualism uninformed by moral value rots at its core and soon brings about conditions that pave the way for surrender to tyranny.”

View Article  The Washington Times: Immigration debate gets religious

By Charles Hurt...

A number of leading Christian conservative groups have formed a coalition on immigration and illegal aliens that will push religiously grounded positions that both sides of the current immigration debate will both love and hate. In letters sent today and obtained by The Washington Times, Families First on Immigration urges President Bush and leaders of the new Democratic Congress to adopt a grand compromise on the divisive issue that includes strong border security, an amnesty for illegals already here who are relatives of citizens and an end to birthright citizenship...

...Specifically, Families First tells Mr. Bush -- who was supported by most of the members of the new coalition -- to abandon his proposal for a guest-worker program until the rest of the issues such as birthright citizenship and border security are resolved...

See the article at... http://www.washtimes.com/national/20070108-125514-4201r.htm

My comment: I hope the President will consider this proposal instead of pursuing his guest-worker program.

View Article  Troy Police Crime Report --- January 9, 2007

TROY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Charles T. Craft, Chief of Police    
500 W. Big Beaver, Troy, Michigan 48084 
(248) 524-3443  

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View Article  Detroit News: Decision on Hooters postponed

“The City Council postponed a decision Monday night on the relocation of Hooters to the corner of Big Beaver and Rochester roads. The council voted unanimously to wait until after a U.S. District judge rules on the city's motion to dismiss a $1 million lawsuit brought by the company alleging discrimination. The hearing is set for Feb. 7. The two have been locked in a legal battle since June when the council denied the company's request for a liquor license transfer so it could move to a more visible location.”