well said Archer

Another naive statement - unfortunately he never did his home-work - the birth of Jesus has never been verified, that is of course if he was ever existed. Christmas is a PAGAN FESTIVAL dude. Happy Holidays

I can understand that coming from a religious person - a naive statement. Happy Holidays

I'll give it four as he had two right HAPPY HOLIDAYS

And the biggest fable of all must be the Bible. At the First Council of Nicaea (325AD) about 275 Bishops from around the empire put together what they wanted the Bible to look like leaving out Mary's and other testaments.

Did Richard the Third rush from York to kill the two Prince's or did he rush to save them but was too late. How will 9-11and our treatment of prisoners be recorded in the history books, etc, etc.

I knew when I read this quote there would be some facetious remarks. Well done AJ - if they can talk about Bills sex life (through innuendo) which is none of anyones business you can discuss Bills fiscal responsibility (which the GOP lost a long time ago). Oh yes and then there were WMD

Yes we do - we invade another sovereign state

I rest my case.

Unfortunately we forget the past when judging the future - I think in this case he may have put his foot in it, as there are other lamps needed to light the path. Judging the future also needs understanding and wisdom, both of which are not necessarily the result of experience. He who thinks he knows the path into the future doesn't, but he he knows he doesn't does ( a play on an old Vedic prayer).

O so the Right doesn't do that Warren - interesting observation... get your head out of the sand

I have always love this one because it's probably the greatest secret to happiness

90% of which never hits the tube - if only the people knew half of it!

O so sweet the sound of those beautiful words; O how sad I hear them not amongst my peers. Truth is an absolute state and interpretation it miscreant. Mike and Archer well said

Again, indeed! I have met many an old fool. And, in the box called capacity there are many things...

I have always loved this one!

Indeed! You can't have one without the other...

Mike, I don't think Edmund Burke would quite agree with you, though I give you the benefit of the doubt as you did say "remotely". Savile's quote leaves the door open - I believe he was referring (Knave) to your latter reference. If man is honest and does nothing when he sees injustice, does he remain an honest man? What exactly is an honest man? Very few, and I mean very few, can say with all honesty they are a hundred percent honest all the time. At what moment should or shouldn't we be honest and who would be the arbiter?

I'm with Mike on this one...

Truth needs no memory, no law, and no religion – it is the one great key to happiness. It stands alone, naked and unadulterated.

Jimmy Carter's is a good guy but I don't know about his Grandmother. He who offends with kindness stays in the game.

Call it what it is!

Archer we know the ownership of the press, thats not the point - but is this agreement still active and if so please provide me with some names and any other facts you may have - enough of all this rhetoric.

Does anybody have any news out there?

A lot of journalists get killed trying to report the truth and then there was Watergate