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  • U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child Returns

    2009 - 05.30

    It seems to be “attorney” day for Steel on Steel.

    First, a lawsuit is underway against the Department of Homeland
    Security for designating conservative Americans, including veterans
    returning from Iraq, as potential terrorists to be monitored by law
    enforcement. Richard Thompson is President and Chief Counsel of the
    Thomas More Law Center (www.thomasmore.org).

    It’s back! For all the years we’ve warned listeners about
    the dangers of U.N. meddling in families, there is a movement in
    Congress to ratify the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child.
    This treaty would be binding on all states and would insert U.N.
    policy between parents and their children as to what they’ll be
    allowed to read, do, with whom they associate and what they
    believe. Michael Farris from Home School Legal Defense
    (www.hslda.org and www.parentalrights.org) joins us.

    Finally, the fight between free markets and top-down management of
    economies reaches all the way back to the Enlightenment. Paul Rahe
    (www.paularahe.com) is a professor at Hillsdale College and author
    of “Soft Despotism: Democracy’s Drift.”

    John’s boralogue revises the schedule for the U.S. emergence from
    its 2009-2012 crisis window and plowing in an economic train wreck,
    making the current crisis look pale by comparison.

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