by murators | Apr 24, 2014 | Andrew Anglin, April 24, 2014, bankrupt, daily news, homosexuality, ideal society, Jewish Problem, Jews, nuclear family, political issues, pornography, propaganda, Race War, Republican Party, revolution, right-wing party, social media, United States, Women
Social media is acting as the primary vehicle for a sec […]
by rodrigum | Apr 24, 2014 | anti-balaka, April 24, 2014, Bangui, CAR, Central African Republic, Chad, Christian, coup, France, Francois Bozize, genocide, independence, Michel Djotodia, Muslim, peace keepers, peace negotiation, rebel, religious cleansing, Republic of the Congo, resignation, resolution, Seleka, soldiers, United Nations, United Nations Security Council
The Central African Republic has been in a constant st […]
by hindersj | Apr 24, 2014 | April 24, 2014, Carbon Dioxide, climate change, Clothing Drop, Earth Day, emissions, Food, Fracking, global warming, Icecaps, melting, natural gas, O-zone layer, Ozone House, societal problem, U-Sustain, union
Tuesday was Earth Day. The Union campus has been very a […]
by paluchs | Apr 24, 2014 | ambulance chasers, April 24, 2014, civilization, Dr. Larry Richard, government, humanity, J-P, Judging vs. Perceiving, Lady Justice, lawyer, lawyer personality, MBTI, Myers-briggs Type Indicator, psychological, S-I, Sensing vs. Intuitive, stereotypes, T-F, Thinking vs. Feeling, William Shakespeare
Humanity, whither in a natural state or a “civilization […]
by cutterd | Apr 24, 2014 | African-American, Apartheid, April 24, 2014, arrested, Bob Dylan, boxing, dead, Denzel Washington, FBI, homicide, Joey Giardello, Nelson Mandela, New Jersey, Paterson, prostate cancer, race, Rubin Carter, The Hurricane, young black man
The Hurricane has come to an end. Arguably one of the […]
by toppic | Apr 24, 2014 | 2016, Afghanistan, America, April 24, 2014, China, FATA, Federally Administered Tribal Areas, freedom, GOP, imperalism, India, Iraq, Japan, North Korea, nuclear capabilities, nuclear weapons, Pakistan, Rand Paul, realist, russia, Syria, ukraine, US Military, World Wars
In last week’s edition of The Union Banner I read, “Ran […]
