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PROTEST TURNS VIOLENT IN ISRAEL
VIOLENCE ERUPTS AS RIGHT WING
PROTESTERS CLASH WITH POLICE
The rising anger of Israel’s Arab
minority erupted into violence
when a group of far-right Jewish
activists marched into the coun-
try’s second-largest Arab town,
provoking clashes between local
protesters and Israeli riot police.
The clashes began after local
youths hurled stones at the police,
who responded by firing rounds of
tear gas and stun grenades. Clad in
riot gear and gas masks, police re-
peatedly charged the ranks of de-
monstrators, making arrests during
running battles that lasted almost two
hours.
Several hundred police officers
were deployed in northern Israel
ahead of the march, according to
police. The marchers, led by Baruch
Marzel and Itamar Ben Gvir, were
protesting to commemorate the 20th
anniversary of the murder of the
radical Rabbi Meir Kahane and to call
for the outlaw of the Islamic Move-
ment in Israel.
Ben Gvir screamed into a mega-
phone, "We demand to outlaw the
Islamic Movement. Only in Israel
can Raed Salah [the leader of the
ON EVOLUTION AND THE NATURE OF THE SELF
You say that the theory of evolu-
tion is about as open to doubt as
the theory that the Earth goes
around the Sun. Can you elabo-
rate?
People sometimes try to score debat-
ing points by saying, "Evolution is only
a theory." That is correct, but it's
important to understand what that
means. It is also only a theory that the
world goes round the Sun - it's just a
theory for which there is an immense
amount of evidence. There are many
scientific theories that are in doubt.
Even within evolution, there is some
room for controversy. But that we are
cousins of apes and jackals and star-
fish, let's say, that is a fact in the
ordinary sense of the word.
How do you believe life itself be-
gan?
The origin of life has got to be some-
thing self-replicating. We don't know
what it was, but whatever it was, it
was self-replicating.
That is the big leap for evolutionary
theory, isn't it?LA How do we get
that first self-replicating system?
It is a big leap; I don't think it's the
biggest. The step from a molecule to
a man seems to me to be rather big-
ger. If you look at the sorts of self-
replicating systems that chemists
have produced in the test-tube, the
difference is relatively trivial. You
have some sort of molecule much the
same as any of the others that chem-
ists are fooling around with, and they
do some little things and they've got a
self-replicating molecule. It looks
much the same as any other: it's no
bigger, it's no more fancy, it just has a
particular shape.
What do you mean exactly by 'self-
replicating'?
It has to grow and then split, so that it
produces daughter units like itself.
You can make small, pretty ordinary
organic molecules which just have the
property that something about their
shape forms a mold or template into
which the constituent sub-molecules
slot in just such a way that they pro-
duce a new composite molecule just
like the original. So, then you've got
two and each of those forms a tem-
plate and then you've got four and
then eight, and then 16, and so you
get the exponential increase you
require. You even get mutations, and
therefore two different kinds of self-
replicating molecule in a state of
primitive Darwinian competition.
You say in The Blind Watchmak-
er that you don't need to postulate
the idea of God to explain how the
world is. What do you mean by
that?
The whole scientific enterprise is
northern branch of the Islamic Move-
ment] come and say that Israel needs
to be erased ... and nothing is done
to stop it. We demand that those who
are responsible outlaw the Islamic
Movement. Our message is to treat
the Islamic Movement with a tough
hand."
Police had denied granting a per-
mit for the right-wing activists to hold
the protest, citing security concerns.
But an Israeli court overruled, saying
the march could take place.
"This march is a provocative
march," said Hasan Sanallah of the
Islamic Movement. "This is a march
for inciting violence. They are coming
here to show that the Arab minorities
in Israel are barbaric, and we want to
prove them the other way." Sanallah
described the activists as "trying to
incite violence in Arab towns."
Kahane was an Israeli-American
rabbi who established the Jewish
Defense League. He founded a politi-
cal party called Kach, which cam-
paigned for the imposition of Jewish
law in Israel and the ejection of Pal-
estinians from Israel. The Israeli
government prohibited the party in
aimed at explaining the world in terms
of simple principles. We live in a world
which is breathtakingly complicated,
and we have a scientific theory - we
have several - which enables us to
see how that world could have come
into being from very simple begin-
nings. That's what I call understand-
ing. If I want to understand how a
machine works, I want an explanation
in terms of sub-units and even smaller
sub-units, and finally I would get down
to fundamental particles. That's the
kind of explanation which science
aspires to give and is well on the way
to giving.
That is a very reductionist ap-
proach.
That is precisely what it is; that is
what's good about it. Reductionist
explanations are true explanations.
You really feel you've understood how
a motor car works if you've been told
how each of its bits work and how the
bits move together to make the car
work. Then you feel you've really got
somewhere. But if somebody tried to
explain the car in terms of - well,
Julian Huxley satirized it as explaining
a railway train by force locomotive -
you would feel you had understood
absolutely nothing.
Are there not other levels of expla-
nation? There's the classic story of
the man on the cliff who sees a
light, and analyses it in terms of its
frequency, intensity and so on. But
the point is, the light is a message
in morse and it's saying the cliff is
about to collapse.
Well, that anecdote certainly makes
sense; but it doesn't stand for any-
thing. The message is presumably
coming from another human, and of
course, messages from other humans
are very complicated things; but they,
too, can be explained. The explana-
tion in terms of the wavelength of light
is not the only reductive explanation.
What you seem to say in The Blind
Watchmaker is that because we
don't need to postulate the idea of
God, therefore we can reject it.
Yes. I don't think God is an explana-
tion at all. It's simply redescribing the
problem. We are trying to understand
how we have got a complicated world,
and we have an explanation in terms
of a slightly simpler world, and we
explain that in terms of a slightly
simpler world and it all hangs together
down to an ultimately simple world.
Now, God is not an explanation of that
kind. God himself cannot be simple if
he has power to do all the things he is
supposed to do.
Susan Blackmore said recently in
The Skeptic: 'I think the idea we
exist is an illusion… The idea that
1988 for inciting racism. Kahane was
murdered in two years later in New
York by El Sayyid Nosair, an Egyp-
tian-American terrorist convicted of
participation in the bombing of the
World Trade Center in 1993. A com-
parable right-wing protest took place
in Umm al-Fahm in March 2009 and
led to violent clashes between Pales-
tinian Arab people of the town and
Israeli riot police.
About 100 far-right activists pro-
tested in the predominantly Muslim
town. Reactionary Arab demonstra-
tions that proceeded the march left
scores of people injured and at least
a dozen people arrested, police stat-
ed at the time.
Protesters voiced a particularly
controversial opinion in Umm al-
Fahm that has been the cause of
mounting anger. They demanded
that Israeli Arabs be loyal to the Jew-
ish state, a stance considered insult-
ing by many Israeli Arabs.
About 20 percent of Israel's popu-
lation is comprised of Arabs.
By Edgar Tenenbaum | Staff Writer
edgar@laprofessionalexpress.com
there is a self in there that decides
things, acts and is responsible… is
a whopping great illusion. The self
we construct is just an illusion
because actually there's only
brains and chemicals and this
"self" doesn't exist - it never did
and there's nobody to die.' Would
you agree with that kind of reduc-
tionist explanation of who you are?
Yes. I mean, Susan is sticking her
neck out for one particular view of
what a self is, and it's one that I am
inclined to think is probably right; but I
don't think we are yet in a position to
substantiate that. What makes it
seem plausible to me is various
things. One is that brains have come
into the world by a gradual process of
evolution and we have a continuum
from ourselves through al the other
animals to animals that have very
simple brains, to animals that have no
brains at all, to plants. Certainly, the
prediction that we don't survive death
seems to me to be overwhelmingly
probable. That would be a good oper-
ational test - not that we can actually
test it, but in principle: if a self is
something other than brain stuff, then
it should survive when the brain rots -
and Id place a very heavy bet (which I
realize I could never actually win) that
when my brain rots my self will not in
any sense exist.
In my worldview, you are created in
the image of God and that is why
you know how you ought to be. I
can explain your compassion. I'm
wondering how you can.
Well, one way to understand it is that,
by accident, we have evolved a brain
which is powerful enough to be able
to look into the future and evaluate
distant consequences. So, I can see
that to spend my whole life satisfying
selfish whims might make me less
happy in the long run than if I spend it
doing something else like helping
other people. If you catch me giving
money to Oxfam and you say, "Why
are you doing that?" and I can't an-
swer you, it doesn't seem to me that I
have in any way betrayed my belief in
a godless cosmos. If You challenged
me with a fossil rabbit which radioac-
tive dating proved was 2000 million
years old, that would really be worry-
ing. That would, at a stroke, disprove
evolution. Challenging me with being
able to explain why I give money to
charity, that doesn't bother me very
much.
Nick Pollard talks to Dr. Richard
Dawkins. Richard Dawkins is a
fellow of New College, Oxford.
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Uncontrolled Dollar is a Threat: China
“The U.S. Federal Reserve’s policies. The U.S. maintains that a engage in a new round of quantita-
uncontrolled creation of dollars stronger Chinese yuan would help tive easing.
is adding to inflation risks in to decrease imbalances in global To Kowalczyk, “The biggest
China and creating problems for supply and demand. At the same effect on China from such U.S.
the nation’s industries”, says time, emerging nations face inflows policies may be to drive inflows of
China’s Commerce Minis- of funds that threaten to fuel infla- speculative capital. He interpreted
ter Chen Deming. U.S. policies tion and asset bubbles. Chen’s comment as reacting
“and continued increases in com- “Gains in commodity prices against U.S. pressure for a stronger
modity prices are bringing China suggest that the risk of imported yuan. China’s inflation accelerated
the shock of imported inflation,” the inflation is real, as a result of the to 3.6 percent in September, the
state- run Xinhua News Agency quantitative easing that may lead to fastest pace in almost two years
cited Chen as saying at a trade fair dollar weakness,” said Dariusz and more than the government’s
in Guangzhou yesterday. He re- Kowalczyk, a senior economist and full-year target of 3 percent. Policy
ferred to “uncertainties” and strategist in Hong Kong at Credit makers this month raised interest
“difficulties” for Chinese firms. Agricole CIB. rates for the first time since 2007.
Chen’s statements contribute to The Fed will meet November 2nd
an ongoing debate on currency and 3rd to decide on whether to By Yuri Isacov | Staff Writer
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PROPOSED POT LAW FORCES OBAMA FLIP-FLOP

Administration, once respectful of state
marijuana laws, now vows to “vigorously
enforce” U.S. federal law.
California’s proposed legalization of
marijuana violates the U.S constitution and,
at the very least, would cause individuals,
families and businesses to detrimentally rely
on an illusory shield. Realizing this, the
Obama Administration vis-à-vis Attorney
General Eric Holder has recently changed its
stance on federal-state relations.
History. Over 222 years ago in The
Federalist No. 51 , James Madison described
the American government as a “compound
republic” with “double security:” Americans
are governed by two levels of government
(state and federal government) and also by
different divisions at each level (judicial,
legislative, and executive branches). Each
department of government, Madison argued
and it has been shown by the republic’s
endurance, ensures that no one part of the
government abuses the power given to it by
the people.
The U.S. Constitution entrusts to Con-
gress the power to prescribe laws affecting
interstate commerce. The Supremacy
Clause of the Constitution requires that all
inconsistencies between federal and state
laws be resolved in favor of the federal gov-
ernment (hence, the federal government is
supreme). Just as in 1954, when the U.S.
Supreme Court decided that segregation
laws in Kansas violated blacks’ rights to
equal protection under the federal Constitu-
tion, so too can the federal government strike
down any law which the State of California,
or any state, enacts in contradiction to federal
law.
Federal Marijuana Laws. Through stat-
utes and regulations, Congress and the Drug
Enforcement Agency (DEA) have long pro-
hibited the possession of substantial quanti-
ties of marijuana. After the 2005 Supreme
Court decision, Gonzales v. Raich, there
exist no doubt that Congress’s interstate
commerce powers include the authority to
proscribe the personal consumption of even
the smallest quantities of marijuana. A per-
son’s intrastate consumption of marijuana
even if for medical purposes, it was found by
the Court, bears a direct relationship on
interstate commerce.
Given the above, a state proposition –
California Proposition 19, in this case – which
portends to authorize the consumption of a
substance prohibited by the federal govern-
ment does nothing more than commit a hor-
rendous fraud upon the very people who
believe that it promises to deliver an intelli-
gent form of libertinism. In its support, Prop
19 advocates site marijuana’s wide use and
claim that its legalization would bring con-
sumption above board where its taxed sale
Barack Obama, left, and Eric Holder right stand opposed to CA faux-pot legalization.
can contribute to the public coffers. Similarly,
they argue, growers and retailers of marijua-
na can also do business without fear of pros-
ecution. How utterly foolish.
Indeed, if Prop 19 passed on November
2, 2010, an entire sector of the state would
be free to engage in the sale, taxation and
consumption of marijuana – for a few weeks.
Then, the utopic society would begin to crum-
ble.
“Yes, you can!” One month after his
inauguration, President Obama informed the
American public through A.G. Holder that
“federal resources should not be used to
circumvent state laws” with regard to marijua-
na. In effect, he gave Americans the green
light to smoke pot for their health.
Now, however, after some time on the job,
Holder wrote a letter on behalf of the Admin-
istration changing the White House’s tune. In
a letter to the DEA, Holder writes, the federal
government will “vigorously enforce the
[Controlled Substance Act] against those
individuals and organization that possess,
manufacture or distribute marijuana for recre-
ational use, even if such activities are permit-
ted under state law.”
Flip-Flop? Suppose the Obama Admin-
istration justifiably changed its position. Prop
19 still leads Californians to believe that
persons would be shielded from federal
incarceration by a state law. Worse, Prop 19
invites California’s unemployeds to a career
with the new would-be local agencies
charged with administering marijuana’s taxa-
tion.
What tragedy would result to all of these
Californians if the United States elected a
chief law enforcement officer of the United
States who actually enforced the laws of the
United States? No drafter of Proposition 19
could pardon them. No misunderstanding of
the Supremacy Clause or Prop 19 would
provide a defense to the wide array of peo-
ple, from agriculturalists to consumers, who
would inevitably spend substantial time in a
federal facility.
There exists no guarantee of a future pro-
drug president. If the legalization of marijua-
na holds muster as a policy for the United
States or portion thereof, then the same must
be enacted as federal law. The DEA will not
relax its promulgations and thereby defeat its
own purpose. To achieve Prop 19’s purport-
ed goals, Congress must act to revise the
Controlled Substance Act to specifically
exclude marijuana as a proscribed sub-
stance. Anything less than such federal
legislation provides nothing more than delu-
sive appeasement.
By Zein Obagi, Esq. l Legal Columnist

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ACROSS THE COUNTRY Bowl annihilating USC in Eugene along the LeaderOfThePac.wordpress.com
It has been a year of parity and surprises way and beating Oregon State in the Civil
with Texas losing to the likes of UCLA and War to seal the deal. In the off season, last Arizona at UCLA: The UCLA defense Colorado at Oklahoma: The Sooners
Iowa State but beating Nebraska. South year's starting quarterback Jeremiah Masoli should have more success against Arizo- were caught looking ahead to the Colorado
Carolina upended #1 Alabama but then was kicked off the team for criminal arrests. na's spread than they did with the Ducks, game and slipped up against Missouri.
came up short against Kentucky. Florida Since then, the Ducks have looked nearly but they'll have trouble scoring points Stoops is now working for style points to
has tanked losing three straight, culminating invincible as they have been on a blitzkrieg against Brooks Reed and Ricky Elmore. get back into the championship picture. OU
with a 10-7 loss to Mississippi State. Wis- rolling over outgunned opponents. Wildcats 27 - Bruins 17 41 - CU 20
consin likely ended the Buckeyes shot at a Nationally, Oregon is 1st in scoring of-
national title and Michigan State is the only fense, averaging 55.4 points per game, total Cal at Oregon State: Tedford has the Utah at Air Force: This is a tough road
undefeated team in the BIG-10. The Mid- yards with 569.1 and 3rd in rushing yards schizophrenic Bears playing with confi- test for the Utes with the triple option Air
shipmen of Navy pounded Notre Dame 35- with 308.4 per game. The defense has flown dence after the beat down they handed Force offense. I'm guessing our flying
17 to beat the Irish three out of the last four under the radar operating with a "bend but Arizona State. They haven't played well on military comes out strong, but fizzles in the
years with Notre Dame 4-4 under first year don't break" style and is 12th in the country the road, but have had some success in second half. Utes 30 - Pilots 24
head coach Brian Kelly. in scoring defense with 15.9 per game. Corvaillis. The Bears stop the run and Katz
The Ducks seem to have borrowed a fails to deliver. Bears 27 - Beavers 24 Oregon at USC: The Trojans have had
CHANGING OF THE GUARDGUARD page from Pete Carroll's Trojans with an two weeks to prepare for this game and
The BCS No. 1 ranked Oklahoma Soon- W a s h i n g to n S t a te a t A r i z o n a when you compare coaches this is really
ers became the third No. 1 team to lose in arsenal of depth and weapons and a team
State: Vontaze Burfict had two personal no contest, but the Trojans are better at
the last 3 weeks. Alabama, Ohio State, and that gets stronger as games go on. They
fouls last week, the over under this week is quarterback. The Trojans offensive line
now Oklahoma have fallen from the ranks of have not given up a point this season in the 1.5. Devils 33 - Cougars 20 doesn't give up too many sacks and the
the unbeaten. Perennial powerhouse pro- 4th quarter. After the UCLA game, Kelly
over-aggressive Ducks secondary will pay
grams Florida and Texas have three losses named his team's competitive advantage: Stanford at Washington: Like I've said in this game. Trojans in a shootout 37 - 34
and Boise State, TCU, and Utah all have superior depth. There is also a swagger that
before, every other game is a must win for
their sights set on an opportunity to play for the Ducks have while still having fun like
calling plays with ESPN broadcaster the Huskies. Stanford's secondary is weak
the big prize in Glen- enough to keep an inconsistent Jake Lock- ****2010 Prediction Record 50-10****
mug shots on their
dale, Arizona. Michi- “At practice on Monday, er offense running. Dawgs 33 - Cardinal 31
gan State is 8-0 and [Oregon Coach] Kelly blasted play cards from the
avoids the Buckeyes sidelines. His philoso-
this season so they USC's fight song Conquest phy is to take it one yards and three touchdowns and Heisman a lot of talk last week about USC looking like The Wildcat formation with Marc Tyler is
have a legitimate shot over the loudspeakers as an- game at a time and candidate LaMichael James rolled for 123 the "retro" Trojans after their dominating another wrinkle that the Trojans are running
to sneak into title talk not look past any
other way to strengthen his opponents and they yards and two touchdowns. Their no huddle, performance but this is the new era. True with great productivity. The most important
opportunities if they speed offense puts relentless pressure on a sophomore quarterback statistic from the
can get by Iowa on team's psyche.” practice with a lighting “Prior to the UCLA game, Kelly
-paced tempo in defense and they have sunk several oppo- Matt Barkley has contin- Cal game that the
Saturday. nents down the stretch. Oregon went to ued to develop under showed his team the 9th round of an Trojans will need to
Leading Heisman candidate Cam New- practice similar to Coach Carroll's practices Knoxville and was knotted at halftime at 13 Coach Kiffin and has epic boxing match from 2002 be- duplicate this week
ton, quarterback of the Auburn Tigers has in the earlier years. only to demolish the Volunteers 48-13. They moved into conversa- tween Irish Mickey Ward and Arturo was time of pos-
his team in position to get it done after beat- He is also a master motivator who will
were tied with Stanford 31-31 deep in the tions as one of the top session of 36
ing LSU 24-17 on Saturday. Alabama is still pull out all stops to fire up his team. Prior to 3rd quarter before rocking the Cardinals 52- quarterbacks in the Gatti and when the lights came up, minutes, total plays
in position to make a run at the title as the the UCLA game, Kelly showed his team the 31. Oregon's quarterback runs their spread country. His decision out came Ward to fire up the team.” of 80, and 211
highest ranked one loss team with their 9th round of an epic boxing match from offense with tremendous efficiency and he making continues to yards rushing. The
annual showdown against arch rival Auburn 2002 between Irish Mickey Ward and Arturo has numerous options in his arsenal. LaMi- improve and he is making huge strides in best defense against Oregon will be a great
still looming at the end of the season. Utah Gatti and when the lights came up, out chael James is a legitimate Heisman candi- protecting the football with 20 touchdowns offense.
and TCU are on a collision course in two came Ward to fire up the team. Kelly has date and he works perfectly in the Oregon and only four interceptions. As always, the game is won and lost in
weeks on November 6th. This week, sur- equated this game as simply the 8th round offense. He has a low center of gravity, Barkley has shown a command of the the trenches and the offensive line must
prising 7-0 Missouri travels to Nebraska and of a heavyweight fight on their quest for the great balance, and breakaway speed. offense the last two weeks accounting for own the line of scrimmage. The Trojans will
the AP #1 ranked Oregon Ducks and Col- title. Does any of this sound familiar? At TROJANS TAKING STEPS TO MATCH UP eight touchdowns and no interceptions and have to win the turnover battle against the
lege Game Day travel to the Coliseum to practice on Monday, Kelly blasted USC's The Trojans are coming off their best he has flourished with the emergence of Ducks. The Trojans are 6th in the country
take on the #24 ranked USC Trojans. fight song Conquest over the loudspeakers
as another way to strengthen his team's game of the season and the most complete true freshman receiver Robert Woods. and converting 52.94% of 3rd downs this
KELLY'S OREGON
OREGON DUCKS performance in all phases under first year Woods has helped to stretch the defense season.
psyche.
Under the coaching of Chip Kelly, the Oregon is averaging roughly three offen- Head Coach Lane Kiffin. They put it all and is creating opportunities down the field. Turnovers and 3rd down conversion/time
Oregon Ducks have become a juggernaut in sive plays per minute and is ranked 114 out together and hammered the California Ten different receivers caught passes of possession will be deciding factors in the
the Pacific Northwest. It was an inauspi- of 120 in offensive time of possession but Bears, going up 42-0 at halftime en route to against the Bears, seven catches each by outcome of this game.
cious beginning last year for Kelly and the only because they score so quickly. They a 48-14 pounding. The defense showed up Woods and Ronald Johnson and five by
Ducks with their opening loss to Boise State destroyed UCLA last Thursday night 60-13 just in time this season with a consistent Stanley Havili. He has an arsenal of weap-
and ugly sucker punch by LaGarette Blount. by running and passing. Quarterback Dar- pass rush and stunts and blitzes that put ons to distribute the ball to but running the Read more of The Foley Report online at
Oregon rebounded to make it to the Rose ron Thomas threw for a career high 308 consistent heat on Cal's offense. There was football will be crucial against the Ducks. Facebook. . .