Roman Aniques, Modern Europe - Sahara to Sweden
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Roman antiques ruins of great gates and palaces and spas in Libya are being open to the outside world at last. The wars in the east seem to have finally convinced the leader of Libya to change hats, as we see. Black turban put away, white ten gallon welcome, slowly, as the steely doors of [...]
Greek Antiques, Olympic Freedom Torch - Left Athens For Tibet Today
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The rich irony of our ever more wired world is to watch the fabled Greek antiques Olympics Torch being lit on the original grounds in a ceremony just now. It and each speaker speaks of the vital touch of humanity that comes from us all out of these games. They were a fair and honest [...]
Roman Antiques, Teutonic Knights, Charlemagne, Wenceslas, Ataturk- New Europeans
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Each morning telecast from other time zones now tells us who decided what where and why, and which ways the money will flow as a result. We can pause, but not for long at the varieties of riots and fatalities and train wrecks of the day, and seek out the wheat from the chaff.
Again, further [...]
Greek Antiques, Alexander, Hannibal, Attila and Ataturk Are New Europe !
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Greek ancient democracy grew into old Europe, the tight cluster who began all this forging a United States of Europe did this at the insistence of America after 1945. Germany and France had bankrupted each other several times in the past century,, time to stop this red ant and black ant madness.
Even so, it [...]
American Antiques, Democracy - Thoreau, After Patton
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The words of that great classic American antiques shop hero Henry David Thoreau are underlined deeply in my university English text under many words of Thoreau.
Thoreau first appeared to me, and many, just as the war in Vietnam was heating up, and to be on a university campus was to experience many new events [...]
Egyptian Antiques, The Wiser Promised Land - If Moses Had Wandered West
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The great irony of Egyptian antiques history and how the Jews fled north and under Moses, wander in the Sinai desert for forty years. As they moved north they found dry but arable land and this surely, after the desert, and the swords of Egypt, was the land of milk and honey. Their promised land. [...]
Greek Antiques, Roman Warriors - Senior Aristotle Bush vs Junior Nero Bush
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When Greek antiques met the incoming Roman warriors, what usually was left of the library was in shambles and flames; there was always much blood on the floor and the walls, and after not as much book learning as sword contests forever and a day ever after. And such fine minds who could bring others [...]
Greek Antiques, China, Democracy - With Star Treck Under Tianaman Square?
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The mind can imagine all that which we have seen and known of, and this is an honest leap of imagination into what could well be. And I will lead us from point of fact and logic to a point of projected logic: we know that if you keyboard certain words, such as democracy, or [...]
Healthy Lifestyles - More Soul Of Aristotle, Less Sword Of Caesar
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To watch the news from the middle east can be so painful. We can feel our hearts ache for those dying and being blown apart each day, we can despair, or still search for ways to stop the bloodshed. How we can best apply a kind and wise use of compromise and decision to [...]
Greek Antiques, Democracy , Open To All - Except Inside China’s Bunker
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The times they are changing, daily, as events around the world arrive to us so much more than ever before. Events of protest in Tibet come to us live, as does activities and horrors from everywhere on earth now. We have today watched the British channel interview, from the back, three women who live in [...]