Wednesday, August 03, 2005

Not even noon and I need a drink

How else to react to headlines like these?

Are our products our enemy?

Since what they still call "the disaster" in geneticist Pat Hunt's lab, more scientists have come to suspect that, even in tiny amounts, some of the chemicals that keep our food fresh, our hair stylish, our floors shiny and our fabrics stain-free might be confusing our hormone systems and derailing fetal development.

Researchers: Higher levels of arsenic in U.S. rice

Researchers don't yet know why levels in the U.S. are as high as they are.

Shaping politics from the pulpits

CANTON, Ohio — Pastor Russell Johnson paces across the broad stage as he decries the "secular jihadists" who have "hijacked" America, accuses the public schools of neglecting to teach that Hitler was "an avid evolutionist" and links abortion to children who murder their parents.

"It's time for the church to get a spinal column" and push the "seculars and the jihadists ... into the dust bin of history," the guest preacher tells a congregation that fills the sanctuary at First Christian Church of Canton.

That is his mission. Johnson leads the Ohio Restoration Project, an emergent network of nearly 1,000 "Patriot Pastors" from conservative churches across the state. Each has pledged to register 300 "values voters," adding hundreds of thousands of like-minded citizens to the electorate who "would be salt and light for America."


Me and Hitler, avid evolutionists. Who knew we had so much in common? You also gotta love how this guy lumps in "seculars" and "jihadists". Ah, screw it, maybe we'll like the dust bin.

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