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The Busan Trade Summit between U.S. and China
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- By Mike Scruggs
Tense but Productive Agreements for 12-Month Probation
Busan (Pusan until 2000) is the second largest city in South Korea. Located in the southeast corner of the Koran Peninsula, it has a metropolitan population of 3.3 million. It is the sixth largest container port in the world. It is famous not only for its port facilities but also its beautiful beaches and surrounding mountainous terrain. It is a popular resort, convention, and recreation area as well as a thriving commercial center.
Real American Heroes Who Are Almost Forgotten Today - Part 4
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- By W.H. Lamb
In the first three parts of this series, we’ve been following the travails and the courage of a small band of Northern Cheyenne people, as they bravely decided to leave the harsh and soul-destroying conditions of the reservation in Indian Territory (now Oklahoma) to which they had been forcibly relocated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the U.S. Army, and begin a 1500 mile trek back to their homeland in the territories of Wyoming and Montana. Having fought several skirmishes and one major battle with the army, by the end of October, 1878, Chief Dull Knife had decided to separate from Chief Little Wolf and take about 150 of his people, who no longer wanted to try to evade the U.S. Army, and head for Fort Robinson in the northwestern corner of Nebraska, which had been established in 1874 as a base of operations against the Northern Cheyenne and the Lakota Sioux people, where they trusted that the military and the Indian Bureau would provide sufficient supplies to keep them alive.
Real American Heroes Who Are Almost Forgotten Today - Part 3
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Back in 1964, a film titled Cheyenne Autumn was released. Directed by my favorite old-time film director, the late, and legendary, John Ford, it starred Richard Widmark and Carol Baker, and was an effort, only partly accurate historically, to tell the story that I’ve been trying to tell in Parts 1 & 2 of this series—of the noble attempt on the part of the Northern Cheyenne People to leave their inhospitable Southern reservation in modern-day Oklahoma (then called Indian Territory), into which they had been forced by the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the U.S. Army, and return to their homelands in Wyoming and Montana Territory (referred to in history as the Exodus of the Northern Cheyenne). That these people even had to return to a homeland from which they had been ripped by the forces of “Manifest Destiny” was a dark stain on American history—that some of them actually completed their return was inspiring, a worthy example of the triumph of the human spirit, wherein the desire for freedom can never be quenched. (Let’s pray that it will endure forever!)
Creationist Cosmology - Eliminates the Need for Dark Energy
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- By Charles Creager, Jr.
What is dark energy?
Dark energy is essentially a filler concept invented for the sole purpose of explaining observations that, within the context of the Big Bang Cosmology, are interpreted as an accelerating expansion of the universe. The notion exists and was invented for the sole purpose of making the Big Bang cosmology fit observations.
The Big Bang cosmology naturally tended to predict one of two fates for the universe. The first was that it would continue to expand, getting slower and slower, but never actually stopping. If it were more massive than a critical point, the expansion would come to a stop, and the universe would start to collapse. The hope of this one was that it would result in a new Big Bang, eliminating the idea of a beginning.
The Battle for Pokrovsk
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- By Mike Scruggs
Ramifications of a Probable Russian Victory
The Russians are close to a major military victory that could be decisive in ending the Ukraine War on Russian terms. Yet still, the relentless coordinated misinformation propaganda of Ukrainian, CIA, and British MI6 intelligence continues to claim that Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin is being humiliated by Ukrainian resolve and ingenuity in Pokrovsk and elsewhere. This is faithfully believed and disseminated by most American, British, and captive European Union media that have kept the public ignorant and misinformed on the Ukraine War, Ukrainian leadership, and anything and everything about Russia.
Real American Heroes Who Are Almost Forgotten Today - Part 2
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- By W.H. Lamb
In Part 1 of this series, I introduced you to two famous Chiefs of the Northern Cheyenne people, namely “Little Wolf” and “MorningStar”, who was better known by the name he was given by the Sioux people: “Dull Knife”. During the last half of the 19th century, the concept of “Manifest Destiny”, or the expansion of the American experiment from the Atlantic to the Pacific, began to seriously clash with the concept held by most of the Native Peoples, that they had the right to continue to live on their traditional lands as they always had. It became obvious to both sides, as this century unfolded, that one or the other had to emerge victorious, with its vision of the future the only accepted one. As usual in the flow of human history, those with the best technology and the strongest motivations, including using the media to tell their often less than true news, emerged victorious.
Creationist cosmology - Proposed Structure of the Universe
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- By Charles Creager, Jr.
The Earth is near the center.
One of the requirements of this creationist cosmology is that the Earth is near the center of the universe. Now this is not geocentrism because the universe is not revolving around the Earth; it is merely talking about our physical position. Such an idea, however, is consistent with observation.
It is, however, philosophically repugnant to an atheistic perspective simply because the probability would be way too small. As a result, one of the things that the Big Bang cosmology does is eliminate the idea of a center through what is erroneously called the Copernican Principle. The idea is that the universe is either infinite or that space curves back on itself in such a manner as to prevent there from being a real center. However, it puts any observer as appearing to be in the center.
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