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Archival posts from 2007-2012
Relief, aid not quick enough. Desperate Haitians set up roadblocks with corpses inPort-au-Prince on Friday to demand quicker relief efforts after amassive earthquake killed tens of thousands and left countlessothers homeless. Angry survivors staged […]
‘They turned me into an old man in one night.’ (1) There is a moment in Mugabe and the White African that suddenly and vividly defines the banality, the infantile pointlessness, of those directing Zimbabwe’s […]
Many inner city hospitals are closing or moving, schools and agenciesare stretched to the limit, taxes are on the increase. The (European — Ed.) Americanpeoplecan nolonger be forced bear the weight of the failed leadership […]
Since Obama’s ultimate goal is for all illegal immigrants to have citizenship this isn’t really surprising. The Obama administration says it will allow Haitians already in the U.S. illegally to remain because of this week’s […]
“Dubai was meant to be a Middle-Eastern Shangri-La, a glittering monument to Arab enterprise and western capitalism. But as hard times arrive in the city state that rose from the desert sands, an uglier story […]
Don’t go to South Africa without it! Well, maybe you should just avoid South Africa altogether. -Ed. Our approach to bring protective clothing to the masses is unique. By enabling your protective vest to communicate […]
This is a double standard that has corroded much of the coverage ofObamaCare, with journalists treating government claims as oracular butbusiness arguments as self-serving. The press corps is agonizing, or claims to be agonizing, over […]
A scientist in the middle of the ClimateGate scandal received economic stimulus funds last June. As NewsBusters reported on November 28, Penn State University is investigating Professor Michael Mann, the creator of the discredited “Hockey […]
Once again, the so-called ‘white extremists’ were right. Voters are even more convinced now that the news media have too muchinfluence on the actions of government and try to help politicalcandidates they want to win. […]
A new analysis of potential stimulus options from the Congressional Budget Office concludes that cutting employer payroll taxes would provide a bigger boost to GDP and employment than a similar cut in employee payroll taxes. […]