Humans from the year 4035 are arriving in droves in South Park! Everything gets a little too crowded when people from the future arrive through a recently discovered time portal. When the boys try to earn some extra money, the time immigrants, who are willing to do the same work for next to nothing, take their jobs.

Or even more sinister, was it racist? All three were strong black women, so there was an immediate reaction that it had to be a reflection of an America that couldn't stand the thought of a black American Idol.

Except that in the last competition, Ruben Studdard, a black man, won. Maybe that added to it. Lord, can America take two black American Idols in a row?

There are only two occasions on which “G cells” were sent into outer space. One, a fragment of Biollante, and two, Godzilla’s flesh attached to Mothra. One of these cells must have been swallowed by a black hole and pushed out from a white hole. It grew very quickly in its own evolutionary system much faster than expected. It assimilated crystal organisms and was exposed to tremendous energy from the explosions of stars. And finally, the most horrific monster was born.

That’s the theory.

While the Justices of the Supreme Court, like all government officials, have taken an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States, and the constitution states that it is the supreme law of the land, overriding all else, it also states that treaties made pursuant thereto are the supreme law of the land as well.

This is the reason Senator Bricker of Ohio, and the American Bar Association, and many others were adament about adding to the U. S. Constitution what has become known as The Bricker Amendment.

The downward spiral, unfortunately, has come mostly from the Supreme Court itself.

This may be seen in Brown v. Board of Education. In that 1954 case, which had many problems, the Justices, inter alia, based their decision on a book by Gunnar Myrdal, a Swedish sociologist who also happened to be a Communist bent upon advancing Communist causes worldwide. The actual Supreme Court footnote reads: "And see generally Myrdal, An American Dilemma (1944)."

The case was then used as support for president Eisenhower to nationalize 10,000 Arkansas mlita troops and send in 1,000 partroopers from the 101st Airborne in the Little Rock incident in which then-Governor Faubus made his stand in the schoolhouse doorway, to block the forcible insertion of what the U.S. Surpeme Court termed as "Negro students" into Central High School.

More important, however, is the little-remembered fact that while the governor gained the press attention, U.S paratroopers were roaming the streets of Little Rock under presidential orders, breaking open the faces of local residents with steel-plated rifle butts and prodding them into compliance with fixed bayonets.

Ideas do have consequences, and Gunnar Myrdal certainly has had his way with his.

AN Iraqi has died of his wounds after US troops beat him with truncheons because he refused to remove a picture of wanted Shiite Muslim leader Moqtada Sadr from his car, police said today.

Melissa Salzmann, who brought her 4-year-old son J.T., said the program was inappropriate for young children. "He was crying and asking me why the bunny was being whipped," Salzmann said.

Patty Bickerton, the youth minister at Glassport Assembly of God, said the performance wasn't meant to be offensive.