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The Root of Terrorism in the Holy Land By : eileen fleming "On March 10, 1948, eleven men had a meeting in the Red House headed by Ben Gurion. The eleven decided to expel one million Palestinians from historical Palestine."-Dr. Pappe Third Intifada: NONVIOLENT and with Words Sharper than a Two Edged Sword By : eileen fleming "We Christians in the Holy Land are always on the losing side. We face discrimination from the State of Israel, from the Druze and even some Muslims. Everyone is against us!"-Attorney Haytham Abdalla The Beginning of Civil War or The End of Civil Society? By : Judi Lynn Lake There has been much talk recently over whether or not Iraq has fallen into a state of civil war. If this talk is true, then the question of who is to blame for the violence has a simple answer, and a rather convenient one for the US administration. Heightened Awareness, Elections and Leadership in America By : Herbert Young I have written and published two books to raise the awareness of the American public about two critical issues that clearly affect the survival of our country. How Politics Can Teach the Sandwich Generation a Lesson in Communication By : Phyllis Goldberg Senator Kerry said his remarks about Iraq were a joke gone awry. President Bush said neither he nor the troops saw it as funny. If you're a member of the Sandwich Generation with a family in flux and suffereing from the foot-in-mouth syndrome, use these tips toward better communication with your emerging adult children and aging parents. Walls Will Fall When Minds Are Liberated By : eileen fleming "When we liberate the mind and the land, we will know the essence of liberation theology!"-Khalil Nakhleh, Nov. 6, 2006. The walls in mens minds must fall, before the walls men build with their hands ever can. Inequality and How Tt Will Affect Us By : Adrian Barrett We are not equal, there is no debate on this topic. Beit Arabiya Peace Center: Cornerstone in Occupied Territory By : eileen fleming Beit Arabiya is the name of the home of the Arabiya family with seven children that has been demolished four times by the Israeli government and rebuilt four times by the efforts of ICAHD/Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions and the JCHR/Jurist Center for Human Rights, a Palestinian NGO focused on legal advocacy for Palestinians in the Jerusalem area. Who Do You Trust For The Truth?: An American-Iraqi Seduction Review By : Judi Lynn Lake What your mind takes in daily forms "textual imagery," i.e., the way you see things, the way your mind creates the truth of who you are in relation to current events. Interview With Afshin Rattansi On Veils By : Edward Victor British-born Muslim author, Afshin Rattansi, talks about the veil debate in the UK. Anarchist or Prophet? By : eileen fleming "We have yet to begin to Imagine the power and potential of the Internet"-Charlie Rose, 2005. Free In America: Fact or Fiction? By : Judi Lynn Lake As the world prepares to possibly enter one of its most serious wars in history, the media is crucial to obtaining information and understanding issues. But, what should have been the age of information has, instead, morphed into a golden season of propaganda, enhanced truths and hyped realities. Iraqi-Americans: Not In My Neighborhood! By : Judi Lynn Lake As the world prepares to possibly enter one of its most serious wars in history, the media is crucial to obtaining information and understanding issues. But, what should have been the age of information has, instead, morphed into a golden season of propaganda, enhanced truths and hyped realities, as mainstream news is manipulated by the masters of the political spin. 9-11 Taught Us That World Peace Is A Long Way Off, So How Can We Personally Address This Issue By : Luise Volta We all have the choice to stop talking helplessly about world peace and to start looking closer to home, actually within ourselves, for the answer. Hurricane Lane Hits Mexico As Dangerous Category 3 Hurricane By : David Maillie Hurricane Lane is a very powerful category 3 hurricane as it makes landfall on the pacific coast in rural Mexico. Hurricane Lane could be very devastating as it has a lot of power and possesses a lot of similarities to the great Mexico hurricane of 1959 (the greatest and most devastating hurricane in east Pacific Ocean history). Hurricane Lane could be a terrible disaster. You need to read this. Irish Truthteller in Jerusalem By : eileen fleming "We wait in hope that we may yet see JUSTICE IN JERUSALEM.-Nobel Peace Laureate, Mairead Corrigan Maguire September 2006 Politics: Creating An Unsafe World By : Virginia Bola What have we created -- a more unstable, troubled, and violence-prone world; an earth that shudders at the armed convulsions racing across its brittle, fragile surface. 9/11, Bob Dylan, a Beautician and Me By : eileen fleming "If it keeps on raining, the levee's gonna break, If it keeps on raining, the levee's gonna break, Some people are still sleepng, Some people ARE WIDE AWAKE"-Bob Dylan, 2006. Global Warming And What You Can Do By : Kadence Buchanan Global warming is a problem faced by our entire society . Regardless of race, ethnicity, homeland, gender, and age, we are all responsible for helping our planet through this tough time. A Veterans Day Reunion By : Tom Berger On Veterans Day, Jerry Barfield walked up to Tom Corey in a Washington hotel and introduced himself. Corey didn't recognize him. Barfield had seen Corey's name on an e-mail list some time before and was shocked at the sight of it. When he heard Corey would be at the Veterans Day dinner, he made inquiries. Five Years On From Ground Zero By : Edward Victor Former Al Jazeera journalist, Afshin Rattansi, is interviewed about progress on the war on terror/ Vietnam Veteran's Memorials At College Campuses By : Tom Berger A look at the memorials to the veterans of the Vietnam War at college campuses and other areas in the United States. Monte Carlo Prince Celebrates First Year By : Roger Munns Prince Albert of Monaco has changed both his own image and the outlook of his Principality in his first year. Vietnam Veteran's Memorials By : Tom Berger A look in to the various memorials dedicated to the veterans of the Vietnam War. The Last Full Measure of Devotion By : Tom Berger One of the first was built in 1971 by a bereaved father on his own land, with his own funds, in a windswept valley deep in the mountains of northern New Mexico. An Enduring Veteran-to-Veteran Effort By : Tom Berger Now in its eleventh year, the Veterans Initiative Task Force (VITF) began with far more questions than answers, the most compelling an unasked one that hung in the air at the first meeting between veterans who had clear memories of being mortal enemies in the not-so-distant past. Behind The Scenes Of In The Shadow Of The Blade By : Tom Berger In the Shadow of the Blade, a documentary film that follows the flight of a restored UH-1H Huey helicopter, leads to people and places stretching across 10,000 miles of America. The Downhill Spiral Continues By : Tom Berger With the number of American soldiers killed in Iraq having topped 2,000, those fortunate enough to return face the task of putting the war behind them and resuming their lives. Magic Moments Near The Wall: The Memorial Day Writers Project By : Tom Berger It's happened every Memorial Day and every Veterans Day since 1993 in a white tent pitched on The Mall in Washington, D.C., a stone's throw from the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. SBP vs. DIC Benefits Conflict For Survivors Of Deceased Veterans By : Tom Berger Several programs exist to aid the survivors of deceased veterans. In certain situations, these programs may interact with each other, preventing a full and appropriate financial recovery by the survivors. Hope In Bipartisanship By : Tom Berger Veterans are indebted to Reps. Rehberg and Thompson for their leadership and commitment to a shining, if rare, example of real bipartisanship. The Department of Veterans Affairs Providing Certain Veterans With Prescription-Only Health Care By : Tom Berger The "Transitional Pharmacy Benefit" would never have been necessary if the veterans health care system were fully and properly funded to take care of the veterans who are statutorily eligible to use the VHA system. It's About The Money By : Tom Berger Judging by the number of e-mails I've received in recent weeks, many of you have heard the news that the VA will be reviewing some 72,000 PTSD claims that have been granted. "Why?" is the No. 1 question that's being asked of me in those e-mails. Strength Through Partnerships By : Tom Berger As an organization, VVA is always looking for ways to improve its programs and services while at the same time getting the biggest bang for its buck. An excellent method to accomplish this goal is through mutually beneficial agreements with other organizations. Big Wins and Unclaimed Money UK National Lottery By : Steven Elliott It's incredible but masses of cash remain unclaimed in the UK National Lottery History Of The League's POW MIA Flag By : Tom Berger In 1971, Mrs. Michael Hoff, an MIA wife and member of the National League of Families, recognized the need for a symbol of our POW/MIAs. Jackpot VVAs Twelfth Biennial Convention By : Tom Berger Any way you look at it, VVA's 12th biennial National Convention, which was held Aug. 10-13 at the Silver Legacy Hotel and Casino in Reno, Nevada, was a huge success. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Treatment By : Tom Berger Distinguished members of the Subcommittee on PTSD of the Gulf War & Stress: Health Project, Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) thanks you for the opportunity to present for the record our views on the current state of clinical diagnoses and the disability compensation claims process as accorded our nation's veterans suffering from PTSD. To Realize A Dream, Many Lent Their Skills, Time, And Commitment By : Tom Berger Unless we came home on a gurney, most of us who served in Southeast Asia returned to The World alone, as individuals, our 12- or 13-month tour of duty completed. We were in the jungles or rice paddies or firebases one day, back on the streets of Boston or Brooklyn, Baton Rouge or Bakersfield, 48 hours later. Tim Brown's Vow By : Tom Berger In the early 1970s, Tim Brown saw an advertisement in Leatherneck magazine. The parents of a missing Marine sought anyone who might have known their son. Tim Brown knew him. He had fought alongside him, and he knew the man had died in the battle at Ngok Tavak. "We Look Out For Each Other" Tony Catapano and Veterans Over the Horizon By : Tom Berger Tony Catapano calls it a two-headed snake: Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) on one side, the addictions - alcohol and drugs - on the other, feeding off one another, bringing grief to everyone who comes close. Waiting for the Call: The September Eleventh Disaster At The Pentagon By : Tom Berger The conference room doors blew open. The rush of wind hit the officers in the meeting room and the concussion made their ears pop. Col. Robert Cortez instantly knew what it was. A Short History of the VVA By : Tom Berger Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) is the only national Vietnam veterans organization congressionally chartered and exclusively dedicated to Vietnam-era veterans and their families. Charlie Green Visits The Vietnam Veterans Memorial By : Tom Berger Vietnam Veterans share their stories and experiences. Double Cross At Ngok Tavak By : Tom Berger On May 10, 1968, at three o'clock in the morning at Ngok Tavak, a Forward Operating Base near the Vietnam-Laos border, a small force of U.S. Marines, a handful of Australian and U.S. Special Forces, and 122 ethnic Chinese Nungs working under the command of Australian Capt. A Long Time Coming By : Tom Berger In 1987, at a fish fry near Toledo, Ohio, a World War II veteran named Roger Durbin asked Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio) a question about a memorial dedicated to those who served in the war. The question: Why wasn't there one? Claims for Gulf War Illness, Revisited By : Tom Berger A lot has been learned about Gulf War Illness (GWI) (aka Gulf War Syndrome) since the 1990s. A lot remains a mystery. Our Right To Know By : Tom Berger As I begin my term as chair of VVA's SHAD/Project 112 Task Force, I want to express my appreciation for the honor given me of being asked to take this important post. I will work diligently to fill the position vacated by our Vice President, Jack Devine, and to keep us moving forward. Freedom Flight's POW / MIA Message From Above By : Tom Berger Jim Tuorila's most memorable hot air balloon flight comes with a small bit of irony attached to one of its more prominent elements, altitude. The veteran balloon pilot and co-founder of Freedom Flight, Inc., a non-profit organization that raises awareness as well as hot air balloons, had flown hundreds of times. Accomplishment Of The VVA By : Tom Berger Vietnam Veterans of America, the nation's largest and most successful Vietnam veterans organization, and the only Vietnam veterans organization chartered by Congress, is proud of what it has accomplished over the last twenty years. Those accomplishments are many and varied. A Long-Overdue Tribute: The Dedication Of The Korean War Veterans Memorial By : Tom Berger The Korean War is sometimes referred to as the "Forgotten War" because it seems to have receded from the national consciousness-eclipsed in large part by the continuing legacy of the Vietnam War. More Of The Same By : Tom Berger In yet another GAO report released on February 16, the investigative agency questions whether the Veterans Affairs Department can adequately help troops returning from Iraq and Afghanistan with PTSD. Disability Benefits Commission: Town-Hall Meeting After-Action Report By : Tom Berger The Veterans Disability Commission met in St. Petersburg, Florida, in a Town Hall format to listen to the concerns of the veterans' community. What Is PTSD? By : Tom Berger The essential feature of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder is the development of characteristic symptoms following exposure to an extreme traumatic stressor. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder By : Tom Berger The Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) still has not sufficiently taken the lead in many important aspects of the effects of Post traumatic Stress Disorder among veterans. Paradise Lost By : Tom Berger Those who have read Robert Allen's excellent book, The Dioxin War, know that the health effects of dioxin are hardly unique to Americans. One Belly-Dancing Marine: VVA's Mike Zimmerman By : Tom Berger It's hard to predict how a guy might become a belly dancer. Maybe even reinvent the whole genre. Or at least expand its, uh, horizons. Belly dancing isn't the kind of thing that floats into a guy's mind while he's waiting for halftime to end or driving home from work or sitting in a barber shop with a Sports Illustrated in his hands. It probably helps if you're open to new experiences. A VVA Action Plan For The Future By : Tom Berger Like every organization these days, VVA is in transition. To grow and remain relevant, we must change in order to respond to changes occurring around us. From Vision To Reality: The Evolution of the In Memory Plaque By : Tom Berger Eleven years after it began, Ruth Coder Fitzgerald sounds surprised to be talking about it in the present tense. To speak of its completion is to acknowledge the reality of the struggle's success, an outcome she always hoped for but whose likelihood she often described as "miraculous." A Death in the Desert: The Legacy of Lori Piestewa By : Tom Berger More than three months after Pfc. Lori Piestewa's death March 23 in an Iraqi ambush near Nasiryah, the telephone calls still come every day to the Hopi tribal offices in Kykotsmovi, Arizona. The Schedule For Rating Disabilities For Vietnam Veterans By : Tom Berger Once a veteran has achieved service connection for his or her disability(ies), the next question to be addressed is somehow evaluating (or rating) the severity of the symptomatology to determine the appropriate level of compensation. Honoring And Keeping Faith By : Tom Berger On September 17, 1999, National POW/MIA Recognition Day, Secretary of Defense William S. Cohen officiated over a ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknowns in Arlington National Cemetery. Hurricane John Becomes Category 3 Major Hurricane Threatens Mexico By : David Maillie While everyone has been watching tropical storm Ernesto, a new and very powerful storm formed in the pacific ocean off the coast of Mexico. Hurricane John is now a catagory 4 and could become a catagory 5 hurricane at landfall. Victor Westphall: "He Was A Father To All of Us" By : Tom Berger On Veterans Day 2002 four helicopters lifted off in a swirl of snow from the small airport at Angel Fire, high in the mountains of northern New Mexico. The Moving Wall And Other Vietnam Veteran Memorials By : Tom Berger A look at The Moving Wall and other memorials to the veterans of the Vietnam War. Will Hurricane Ernesto Hit New Orleans Similar To Katrina? By : David Maillie It appears that as of right now Hurricane Ernesto is going to become a hurricane on Sunday. Will it becoma a major hurricane and head towards New Orleans? Here is the latest research on this potentially dangerous storm. This one could become another Katrina. Training Workshop Features Role-Playing To Teach Principles, Techniques of Advocacy By : Tom Berger Two dozen VVA members from across the country journeyed to VVA national headquarters in Silver Spring in October to participate in a first-ever advocacy training workshop. Peace and Friendship Among Nations By : Tom Berger On September 12, in Hanoi, the VVA Veterans Initiative Task Force was awarded the prestigious Medal for Peace and Friendship Among Nations in recognition of the continuing contributions VVA has made in the exchange of information about fallen Vietnamese during the war. An Image Crystallized Lee Teter's Gift to Veterans By : Tom Berger Describing Lee Teter's painting Reflections carries two risks. The first is inadequacy. No words can capture it. The second is redundancy. The Moving Wall By : Tom Berger The Moving Wall is a half-size replica of the Washington, D.C., Vietnam Veterans Memorial. It has been touring the country for the past 16 years. "My Life Is Complete": Virginia Warren's Visit to The Wall By : Tom Berger Thirty-three years after her son died rushing to the aid of a fallen Marine, Virginia Warren touched him and felt him reaching back, touching her. She knows it in her soul. She had heard that this kind of thing happened to the loved ones of others who touched the names. Now it had happened to her. A Winning Tribute: The Nevada Vietnam Memorial By : Tom Berger The quiet and powerful Nevada Vietnam Memorial is nestled inside Mills Park in the state capital named for the legendary frontiersman and scout Kit Carson. For Those Who Lived: The Vietnam Women's Memorial By : Tom Berger The last thing I said to anyone I served with when I left Vietnam was that this place will never be anywhere but just over my shoulder for the rest of my life. Connecting The Dots By : Tom Berger It started in December 2004 when the Chicago Sun-Times ran a series of articles highlighting variations among states' veterans disability compensation payments. The report showed that New Mexico had the highest compensation payments and Illinois the lowest. Economic Gain and Catholic Outrage By : Adrian Barrett Is Madonna trying to recapture the attention of the world by making a mockery of the Catholic faith? First Shots Fired In The Claims War By : Tom Berger On February 13, VVA presented testimony before the National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine Gulf War and Health Subcommittee. The Next Generation Of Veterans By : Tom Berger Dr. Joe Boscarino's seminar sponsored by the PTSD/SA Committee, "Exposure to Combat, PTSD & Future Medical Problems: The Health Impact of Military Service for Vietnam Veterans," played to a packed seminar room. A New War: Dennis Andras in the Hurricane's Aftermath By : Tom Berger VVA member Dennis Andras found it strange that a hurricane in Louisiana should send him back to roots he put down in Vietnam. L.Z. Motown: Chapter Nine's Quarter Century By : Tom Berger Chapter Nine, a front-runner in the fight for veterans' rights, has been fulfilling the mission of Vietnam Veterans of America for over twenty-five years. L.Z. Motown's roots go back to the mid and late '70s at Wayne State University where Detroit-area Vietnam veterans had enrolled in classes under the G.I. Bill. The Gameshow With Iran By : Adrian Barrett The debates over Iran and their weapon producing capabilities is a joke. Gas Prices To Come Down Next Week Unless George Bush And Big Oil Intervene By : David Maillie Gas prices are set to come down and provide relief from record prices. World conditions governing the price of oil and gas have calmed down and unless George Bush messes things up we should be seeing a reduction in gas costs as soon as next week. Agent Orange - A Final Analysis By : Tom Berger That dioxin is a deadly toxin cannot be disputed. The weight of scientific evidence is just too great. Blood, Water and Wine By : Edward Victor What's really happening in this Middle East Crisis? Children, War, and Terrorism By : Kathryn Seifert Terrorism has its beginning in the abuse, neglect, loss of parents, and exposure to violence in early childhood. Generations of war and violence in the Middle East continues to produce more terrorists. The world must make a commitment to protect its children from war and terrorism. God's Creation of Man verses Darwin's Eevolutionary Theory By : Steven Coffman In Christianity, God's creation of man, and our science of evolution parallels are one in the same to someone that has studied both to some depth. America's Nightmare: When Do We Awaken? By : A Raymond Randall When reading The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, I wish it were a dream. Symbols of economic uncertainty, cultural chaos, and ethnic frenzy prompt a longing for better days. What is happening to America? Green Chile Anyone? Mexicans & Friendship a Labor of Love By : Dana Smith I grew up with Mexicans, Indians, Spainards, and cowboys. I could point to many types of people in all groups. Some good, some bad. The mexicans, however, were usually in gangs in my home town. Drinking and Driving are a Deadly Mix for Death By : Jaci Rae Drinking and Driving are a Deadly Mix for Death. Stop the Carnage. The Pet Shop Boys and The Dream Of The Decade By : Edward Victor The eighties are back and two cultural releases hark back. Both are brilliant. Supporting Illegal Immigration Is NOT Christian By : Jinger Jarrett Although supporting illegal immigration might be politically correct, it isn't Christian. Here are five reasons why Christians should not support illegal immigration. Lobbyists and the Gas Price Problem By : Amy Hansen Big business spends a lot of money every year buying their way. It's not always the truth and real solutions that get promoted to the public. America's Schizophrenia: Why Immigration is Besides the Point By : Warren Graham The current debate about immigration raises valid points on both sides, but ultimately misses the real issue facing America: that is, the question of how we are to compete economically with other countries with much cheaper labor forces, and the desire to displace us as the world's preeminent economic engine. Southern Living Magazine - 40 Years and Still Going Strong... By : Michael Barrows Southern Living magazine, one of teh giggest selling magazine in the US, celebrates its 40th birthday in 2006. This article looks at its history and current impact on southern living. Immigration, Integration, And Criminalization By : Dana Smith What do we do about the Immigration issue? This brief article covers the front page issue from personal experiences and information. The Sacrifice of Our Innocent Ones By : Dana Smith The hands holding this little body were clothed in yellow gloves for protection against blood, disease, and other grime. As I looked at the picture, my heart was stalled for a moment. Islam And The West - We Are Culturally Closer Than We Accept By : Peter LeSar The roots of many Western scientific and cultural advances can be found in the Islamic world. It is time that the West and the Middle East understand that our similarities and links are greater than our differences. International TV News - The Way Forward By : Edward Victor What is the future of broadcast news? An interview with award-winning journalist, Afshin Rattansi. There Now Follow News Headlines..... North, East, West, South. By : Nazir Hussain NEWS should be available to all. We should get access to all the NEWS from all 4 corners of the world. On a recent visit to USA, I found myself in a virtual vacuum.. This articles asks some pertinent questions about NEWS and its free availability. Jerusalem Oh Jerusalem By : Dana Smith The battle over Jerusalem the endtime discussion in current affairs and biblical prophecy North Korea's Slight of Hand By : Dana Smith Counterfeit hundred dollar bills, illegal drugs, illegal pharmaceuticals, nuc's and you want us to trust who? Editor Of BBC Flagship Radio Show Steps Down As Revelations Published. By : Edward Victor The editor of the BBC's flagship news and current affairs program steps down as a new novel is published about BBC Newsgathering. Oops She Did it Again By : Salim Jordan Both The National Enquirer and Star Magazine are reporting that Pop Princess Britney Spears is going to have another child. Dana Reeve, Widow of Christopher Reeve, Has Died of Lung Cancer By : Salim Jordan Dana Reeve, the widow of Christopher Reeve who came to prominence as Superman, has succumbed to lung cancer. She was 44. Is Our Water Supply Safe? By : Herbert Young With a majority of the water customers in the United States supplied by small water systems, how safe is our water supply from terrorism? Slobodan Milosevic Found Dead By : Salim Jordan Slobodan Milosevic, the former Yugoslav president who was currently being tried for war crimes, has been found dead in his prison cell. Traditions Learned of the Irish By : Dana Smith Traditions of the Irish came into my family as a result of marriage. From My wife to my Son-in-law, we now recognize these more than before. US Army to Probe Pat Tillman's Death By : Salim Jordan When Arizona Cardinal's defensive back Pat Tillman walked away from a multimillion dollar football contract to join the Army, America was shocked. When he was killed in action, America mourned, and when, a week after his nationally televised funeral, the Army announced that his death was "probably" the result of friendly fire, America was outraged. The Oscars Mean Big Business for Plastic Surgeons By : Salim Jordan The morning schedule on Oscar day, often includes a visit to the plastic surgeon for a little Botox or collagen work. American Citizen turns Illegal Immigrant to Receive Benefits from Uncle Sam By : Jaci Rae America pays to rebuild Iraq, help illegal immigrants and feed the hungry in other nations, but where is the money for medical, education and disaster relief for Katrina victims and others? Billions of dollars aid others, coming directly from America's pockets, but it isn't used for Americans! The Missing Ingredient By : Herbert Dreyer The Missing Ingredient is a contribution toward the establishment of nutritional baselines in American foods--the science of finding what nutrients are in the foods we eat. Christopher Hitchens and Al Jazeera By : Edward Victor Hitchens might do well by reading a new novel by former Al Jazeera producer, Afshin Rattansi when he writes about his wariness of the U.S. attempt to blow up the TV Station. 2005 Hairstyles: What's in and What's Out! By : John Williams Ever wondered what hairstyles are in this year? We reveal the top secrets you need to know ...now.

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