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Unwanted Newborns Drop-Off.. Record Heat.. Skydiver Killed

May 6, 2013

EDMONTON - Two sites have opened in Edmonton where overwhelmed parents can safely abandon their newborn babies no questions asked.

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CBN News has covered a report by a group of Russian scientists, that, based on their research on sun cycle activity, they predict "global cooling." There is an appropriate response to this news story, and it is not for the liberal media to dismiss this news and the Christian Broadcasting Network as "politically incorrect" and so unworthy. Continue reading...
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There is nothing wrong with encouraging your fellow citizens to be involved in the political process by supporting candidates, voting, making donations, or even by trying to persuade them to vote for candidates more in line with your (and, hopefully, their) interests. All of these behaviours are part of a healthy democracy. Given the low voter turnout in many elections, more rather than less such engagement is required. Continue reading...


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