Busy today. First we examine eminent domain abuse running rampant around the
country where governments are seizing property and giving it to other private
parties. Attorney Bert Gall from the Institute for Justice (www.ij.org)
is on deck for that.

The Russians have rejected the Kyoto treaty but does that mean it’s dead? Dr.
Fred Singer of the Science and Environmental Policy Project (www.sepp.org)
says no. Expect the Son of Kyoto because too many jobs are tied up keeping the
myth of global warming alive. Finally New York Post reporter examines the life
and death of FBI terrorism expert John O’Neill.

John’s boralogue today examines the uncceptable statement that people "don’t
have any choice" when confronted with immoral laws. He also examines the
fact that universities are not centers of intolerance: dissenting students and
professors need not apply.

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