June 21, 2004 By Tom DeWeese Even as Americans express plunging support for the United Nations, U.S. government-run schools keep up the assault on American ideals and culture. United Nations Day is the fastest growing celebration in schools across the country. The United Nations has passed a resolution...
By Tom DeWeese June 18, 2004 In another sign that Americans are slowly regaining their senses, a new Gallup Poll shows that the environment is no longer the top concern among Americans. In fact the issue has sunk to number ten, with affordable health care the...
June 17, 2004 By Tom DeWeese The United Nations continues to lose support in the United States. ...
June 2, 2004 By Tom DeWeese I was invited to San Francisco to address a gathering of about 20 financial officers (CFO’s) for some well-known Fortune 500 companies. I was asked to talk about the political climate that has an impact on their businesses in this...
June 2, 2004 By Tom DeWeese Those driving the battle to entangle the United States in the United Nations’ Law of the Sea Treaty (LOST) are fighting back, determined to paint any opponent as a radical who is out of touch with the way the world really...
May 21, 2004 By Tom DeWeese President Bush has hit the campaign trail to save the Patriot Act, which will expire in 2005. In calling for its continuation, the President said, "we can no longer rely on false hope." Which false hope is that? The hope that...
May 3, 2004 By Tom DeWeese It seems that some elected officials will stoop to any low to force their schemes on the rest of us. A case in point is Congressman Don Young (R –AK). For the past five years Don Young has been trying...
Tune In to WTBQ1110AM Radio and on the web at www.scamsandscandals.com January 31st 2004 at 12:30 eastern time for: The Mary Alice Davis Story© An inside look at a government land grab "My nightmare started just a few days after my husband Howard died. He left me...
April 15, 2004 By Cheryl K. Chumley, associate editor APC News Wire American Policy Center It’s getting to the point it’s hard to discern whether Sen. Richard Lugar (R-Ind.) is working more for the benefit of the United States or the United Nations. That’s because in the...
April 15, 2004 By Cheryl K. Chumley It seems the voice of grassroots is resonating at last in Congress, as three of a handful of senators hearing witness testimony on the U.N. Law of the Sea Treaty publicly validated the opinions of those who regard this...