The Presidential Tour of George W. Bush to the Middle East: A New Cold War? In 1946, Winston Churchill delivered his "Iron Curtain" speech in Missouri that helped set the rhetorical stance for the rivalry between the two camps or poles respectively form

so many people who are afraid to ask questions about 911, questions that would reveal the truth. They would rather stick their heads in the sand in efforts to keep the boogie man out, than to confront the perpetrators who have cause the biggest false flag

Two men sealed the state's first legal same-sex marriage with a kiss Friday morning, less than 24 hours after a judge threw out Iowa's ban on gay marriage and about two hours before he put the ruling on hold.

Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has announced he again will veto legislation that would allow same-sex couples to marry in California. And he warned lawmakers that they can keep on passing the bill and he will continue to veto it.

James Dobson, one of the nation's most politically influential evangelical Christians, made it clear in a message to friends this week he won't support Fred Thompson. Dobson accused him of being weak on the campaign trail and wrong on the issues.

Mayor Jerry Sanders of San Diego abruptly reversed his public opposition to same-sex marriage, after revealing his adult daughter's a lesbian. He signed a City Council resolution supporting a legal fight to overturn California's prohibition on the issue.

The former head of Colorado Stonewall Democrats has become the first openly gay man to sit in the state legislature. Mark Ferrandino was appointed this week to replace Rep. Mike Cerbo (D).

A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court ruling that found transsexuals are not covered by federal discrimination laws. The court ruled that Krystal Etsitty had no legal recourse in fighting her firing by the Utah Transit Authority in 2005.

The Matthew Shepard Hate Crime bill passed the Senate on Thursday, after have already passing the house, setting up a potential battle with the White House. The bill would make it a hate crime for attacking people because of their sexual orientation.

Does the Bush cabal think there will be no retaliation against U.S. forces in Iraq and the U.S. fleet in the Persian Gulf, against Israel, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia?