July 1999 • Volume 10, NO. 6
Over the past decade, following cessation of the cold war era, many touted the rise of a “New World Order.” But events this year have revealed something quite different:
June 2, Nelson Mandela stepped down from power in South Africa, after five years of failing to deliver on his promises to this post-apartheid nation. What happens if the new president, Thabo Mbeki, can’t succeed where Mandela failed? Is South Africa ready to explode?
The centuries-long dispute over the most prized real-estate on this earth is about to end.
After a series of school shootings, frightened parents are asking, “What can we do to protect our children?” The violence-fixated cultural landscape of America is not going to change. That means families must protect themselves. Here is a place to start.
Finding time to read in the Information Age
How they are miseducating you about kids killing kids
Embryologists are forging ahead in ethically murky territory with nothing to guide them but their own curiosity.
This event demonstrated that in times of extreme violence and crisis, strong leadership, strong families, and a strong moral fiber are necessary.
One day, the violence will end!
Is America headed the same way the “invincible” empire was headed centuries ago?