July 25, 2005 journal, a giant sand dust storm from the Arabian desert is drifting across the Atlantic toward Miami said to be the size of Texas. What does it say about a hidden sun in Biblical prophecy? Maybe it is simply the dust of the war now coming home to us.

The giant corporation diaper maker Kimberly Clark said to be laying off 6,000 workers.

Can America not afford to buy baby diapers any longer? Can anyone see our economy is in shambles? America is reported to have lost about 100,000 jobs in only one week's time.

A special report is relative on the dangerous situation we are in after the appeals court has given the President a green light to finger a new category of militants known as combative detainees to imprison, torture and or kill at his discretion. Today it's the Arab militants but tomorrow it is most likely to be your neighbor and the next day it may be you. Insurgency.

I am sick of these people telling us fighting in Iraq is from outside insurgents when it is in fact obviously the Iraqi people. That raving maniac Donald rummage has now said the war may take as long as 12 years. He don't know it but America will not last another 12 years. He says the insurgents are on their last leg but it is we my friends that are on our last leg.

It is reported that divorce rates triple among the Americans soldiers deployed to Iraq war.

4 senior Boy Scouts were electrocuted when they erected a tent pole in Virginia for their jubilee festival. They were all from the state of Alaska. They touched wires. How sad.

“Death penalty for the chimp? and Congress passed the Super Patriot Act last night…boy are we in big trouble. Global Eye, master plan, by Chris Floyd, published July 22, 2005. The United States long ago ceased to be anything like a living, thriving republic, but it retained the legal form of a republic, and that accounted for something: as long as a legal form still existed, even as a gutted shelf, there was hope that it might be filled again one day with substance. But now the very legal structures of the republic are being dismantled. The principle of arbitrary rule by an autocratic leader is being openly established, through a series of unchallenged executive orders, reverse Justice Department rulings and court decisions by sycophantic judges who refer to power-not law-in their determinations. We are witnessing the creation of “a commander-in-chief state”, where the form and pressure of law no longer applies to the president and his designated agents. Rights of individuals are no longer inalienable, nor are their persons inviolable; all depends on the goodwill of the commander, the military autocrat. President and Chief thief has granted himself the power to declare anyone on earth-including any U. S. citizen-an “enemy combatant“, for any reason he sees fit. He can render them up for torture, he can imprison them for life, he can even have them killed, all without charges, with no burden of proof, no standards of evidence, no legislative oversight, no appeal, no judicial process whatsoever except for those that he himself deigns to construct, with whatever the limitations he cares to impose. Nor can he ever be prosecuted for any order he issues, however criminal; In the new American system laid out by Booh's legal minions, the commander is sacrosanct, beyond the reach of any law or constitution. This is not a hyperbolt. This is simple the reality of the United States today. The principal of unrestricted presidential power is now being codified into law and incorporated into the institutional structures of the state, as the web log Deep Blade Journal reports in a compendium of recent of outrage against liberty. For example, last Friday, a panel of federal judges including John Roberts, nominated for the Supreme Court this week-upheld Bxxhs claim to dispose of “enemy combatants” anyway he feels, the Washington Post reports. The judges ruled that the Commanders arbitrarily designated “enemies” are non-persons, the Geneva convention non law does not apply”.