2010 California Election Forum

Finally, I thought you’d enjoy this very short video of a child’s phone call to a Christian radio program. Click here to listen; you’ll like it.

NBC should be ashamed

At least nine Super Bowl advertisers—shelling out a record $3 million for each 30-second TV commercial—used offensive sexual innuendos to sell their products.

Once a great family event, the Super Bowl is no longer an ideal venue for children, who should not have seen these commercials.

Few seemed to care.

Incidently, NBC did cancel a commercial. It’s the pro-life commercial we discussed in our last Reality Alert Update, called Imagine. Click here to view it.

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Not even snowfall gets fair news coverage

The case against global warming is getting stronger and stronger. But the liberal media often distorts reality.

On May 21, 2008, there was the worldwide headline proclaiming "Climate change threat to Alpine ski resorts.” The article reported that the entire Alpine "winter sports industry" could soon "grind to a halt for lack of snow.”

A second, very interesting headline appeared on December 19, 2008, but the news remained buried: "The Alps have best snow conditions in a generation.” They actually reported that this winter's Alpine snowfalls "look set to beat all records by New Year's Day.”

Despite this Washington and Sacramento politicians still are pursuing antibusiness, antijob legislation over this environmental debate.

Examining the media’s actions reveals clear bias

Sarah Palin has had to endure unbelievable attacks and distortions by the media.

Here are two interesting short videos:

1. Here’s a video of Sarah discussing the bias with documentary filmmaker John Ziegler. Click here to watch. 
2. Click here to see a video of a liberal newscaster attacking Ziegler.

Christian filmmaker delivers box-office hit

The 2008 release of The Day the Earth Stood Still is a remake of the 1951 sci-fi classic. Directed with a Christian worldview by Scott Derrickson, it is filled with biblical themes and allusions. Derrickson is a graduate of Biola University.

On the surface, the movie has some “green” elements, but it‘s really about human nature. It references Noah and the flood, a child before a cross and a Christ-figure in the form of an alien visitor. Derrickson will soon be working on an adaptation of John Milton’s Paradise Lost.

This world is full of tribulation. So let's set our eyes back on the fact that God is still in control.

Here is a nicely done video about the "Seven Wonders of the World." I think you'll like it. It's only a couple of minutes.