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Sunday, April 17, 2011
Announcement to Readers
Both Magdeburgerjoe.com and Rudistettner.com have been in existence since January of 2008. Both sites have followed an eclectic path, poth poliically and topically. The fact that both names are easily misspelled, as well as other technical issues have limited the growth of both sites. In response to this, a new site has been in existence since November of 2010. It is called GlobeTribune.info, and it can also be reached by the url "globetribune.com.
Globe Tribune.com will supersede Magdeburgerjoe.com and Rudistettner.com, which will both remain on line. Magdeburgerjoe.com and Rudistettner.com should really be considered the forerunners of GlobeTribune.Info.
The graphics of GlobeTribune.Info look a lot more like a news web site. Despite this, it will continue to encompass the mission of RudiStettner.com and MagdeburgerJoe.com, with an editorial policy against cutting and pasting articles from elsewhere, and instead introducing content with leadovers to original sources.
We will be producing a lot more articles than RudiStettner.com and MagdeburgerJoe.com, with the help of additional authours and editors. This is a promise we have kept since November, during which time our circulation on GlobeTribune.Info is well over double what the combined circulation of Magdeburgerjoe.com and RudiStettner.com were.
In short, this announcement does not mark the end of RudiStettner.com or MagdeburgerJoe.com, but a new chapter in the life of both sites.
GlobeTribune.Info
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Song of the Day "The Last Time"
"The Last Time
Composed and Sung by Shmuel Schwartz
Arranged and Performed by John Sawoski
Video by Daniel Sultan
Click here for Globe Tribune.Info Article
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Pakistani Christian Cabinet Minister Assassinated By Muslim Terrorists
Shahbaz Bhatti was so sure that he would be assassinated for his work defending Iran’s minorities that he videotaped a statement in anticipation of an assassination he believed was inevitable. The 42 year old Roman Catholic was a cabinet minister in charge of defending Pakistan’s minorities, a task that consumed his life.
Bhatti’s car was riddled with gunfire in an attack that was tied to his opposition to Pakistan’s blasphemy laws, which are so loosely interpreted that any non Muslim who explains his faith to a Muslim could be charged under the laws. Already, Punjabi governor Salman Taseer, has been assasinated for his opposition to the same blasphemy statutes. Pakistan was founded as a country in which Muslims would not be discriminated against. Even Itself is divided between Sunni and Shia, as well as other smaller sects. Although Pakistan has a Sunni Muslim majority, it has a significant minority of Shiites. If one adds secular and more modern Muslims to the picture, the need for religious tolerance becomes self evident, as it was to Pakistan’s first President, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, who stated as follows.
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