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No doubt you’ve noticed that the world is said to be awash in cash but that very little of it seems to trickle down to median man. Public and corporate pension funds can’t meet their obligations with underfunding by gross amounts being the usual. The endowments of educational and medical institutions are always short of need. Even […]
The state of New Jersey has recently announced that it will be creating a state agency to deal with the growing problem of obesity among that state's citizens. This follows on the heels of many other local and state governments taking action against trans fat and other health measures designed to slim down the collective […]
Breaking News:Brikama Water crisis-NIA arrest Jobe Dumbuya- Detective Bojang searches for Reporter Wise Man! By Our Western Division Correspondent Wise Man Paid For and Commissioned by the Freedom Newspaper. Following his open opposition to a government planned move to impose water bill charges to the inhabitants of Brikama, Jobe Dumbuya is paying for the price, […]
Breaking News:UN Aids Volunteer Fired in Gambia!!!Jammeh’s aid cure another hoax.. By Our National Correspondent Bolong Jammeh, Banjul. Paid For and Commissioned by the Freedom Newspaper. It has come to light that Jammeh’s alleged HIV/AIDS cure is proving to be a failure, as three of his patients were reportedly hospitalized recently. The Gambian leader- turned […]
I recently had the opportunity to review a newly released DVD, The Gothic Vampires From Hell. You just have to love the internet, because by an amazing stroke of good luck Jeremiah Campbell the screenwriter for this movie happened to read the review and left a comment. After trading a few emails he graciously agreed to do an […]
It seems that Sen. Barack Obama’s quest to become the 2008 Democratic presidential nominee has hit quite a snag over the past month.
Most of the news is full of evil, horror, and trivia: bombs, disasters, crime, and the latest Hollywood bimbo epruption. No wonder foreigners have such a dim view of Americans. But today’s CDC report shows a different picture: Approximately 53.4 million caregivers in the United States provide an estimated $257–$389 billion worth of unpaid care […]
TB patient who exposed hundreds to drug resistant TB is a lawyer. He is claiming they never told him not to travel, but several doctors told him straight out that he was infectious. He is now in isolation, but a similar case of a non compliant TB patient in Arizona has the ACLU suing to […]
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania on May 21st school was released early because of threats on the bathroom walls in the school. After all the school shooting incidents threats are taken very seriously even ones on a bathroom wall. Today a 15-year-old will be charged with terrorist threats, institutional vandalism, and disorderly conduct in addition to school […]
By Jefferson Flanders Is something of value being lost in the frantic dash by American newspapers—spooked by their rapidly declining print readership—to become more “web-centric”? Is the Web encouraging a more visual, aural, and compressed journalism—what some might consider a “lowest common denominator” or “dumbed down” news report? Will the Internet future bring a shallower […]
The self reinvention of Mitt Romney as a far right conservative continued today in Sioux City, Iowa as he took aim at Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton.
National Cyber Alert #TA07-151A was issued today, covering multiple vulnerabilities in Mozilla software. The applications affected: Mozilla FirefoxSee: MFSA #2007-12 (CRITICAL), crashes with memory corruption leading to possible execution of malicious code MFSA #2007-13, denial-of-service through form autocompletion MFSA #2007-14, browser cookie validity checks MFSA #2007-16 (HIGH), injection script to access or modify private or […]
The other day I had the opportunity to guest host a talk radio show (something I always enjoy doing). One of the things I talked about was the shocking pronouncement by Hillary Clinton that she “prefer(s) a we’re all in it together” society. On the ride back after doing the radio show, I heard Glen […]
I was waiting in the doctor’s office yesterday and I happened to pick up an issue of Forbes Magazine from November of ‘06. It was a little outdated, but that didn’t stop me from finding a great editorial written by Steve Forbes himself. I happen to be a strong supporter of dividing Iraq into autonomous states with […]
Not long ago I published an interview with Ian Coburn about the perils and pitfalls waiting for the budding author. Even if you manage to pick your way through the mine fields of agents, editors, and publishers you are still not home free. You still have to sell the damn thing! I was reading some […]
Clerks 2 opens ten years after the original concluded. Dante and Randall pull up to the Quick Stop to find it burning down… apparently because Randall left the coffee pot on. Their lives as they know them are over… or are they? Flash to a year later and they are now working at Mooby’s - a fast food chain restaurant - with […]
Janet Hirshenson and Jane Jenkins, two of Hollywood’s biggest casting directors (their credits are listed on the cover of the book, but to review them follow the IMDB links at the bottom of this review), discuss the inner workings of casting a major Hollywood film. And they don’t just discuss them, they go into great detail, […]
By Carol Bogart Don’t Believe Everything You Read About Rottweilers “Bo’s here! Bo’s here!” As the announcement came over the PA system at Fairview Health Systems in Cleveland, people in white coats swarmed the lobby, each hoping for just a minute with big Bo. Bo, a Rottweiler who made weekly rounds, was a canine success […]
Forget the War on Terror Sensiblesue Launches the War on Germs Okay folks so here we go. A man who has been under government quarantine since 1963 decides that he wanted to do some traveling to celebrate his wedded bliss. Now hundreds, perhaps maybe even thousands of people may be infected with a form of […]
Michael Gerson of the Council on Foreign Relations, and the one time “conscience of the White House”, presents the perfect it’s-all-about-winning stance that some Republicans of the Karl Rove wing of the GOP adheres to in this current amnesty for illegals conflict. The idea is that if the GOP is seen as responsible for letting […]
From The Gathering Storm Blog “No people in history have ever survived who thought they could protect their freedom by making themselves inoffensive to their enemies.†Dean Acheson The ignorance of the Left knows no bounds. Just how long will the left continue to see this war against Islamism as just a criminal investigation? How […]
And most of them didn’t even smoke. And that number is just one of my conservative, educated-type guesstimates, too (they always are). Talk about Lola running, due to the high number of young women leaving eastern Germany for the non-American West, the German men they left behind now find themselves relatively home alone and unattended, […]
When it comes to attention-grabbing and guffaw-inducing headlines, it’s hard to beat the following which appeared recently in the Arab News: “Islamophobia Worst Form of Terrorism.” That’s right. Forget about skyscrapers full of thousands of innocent people crashing to the ground, compliments of Islamic terrorists. Or the slaughter of Russian school children by Islamic terrorists. Or […]
On a night in February 2003, 67-year-old music producer Phil Spector was accompanied by 40-year-old B-movie actress Lana Clarkson back to his home in Alhambra, California. She had been working as a hostess at the House of Blues on the Sunset Strip. That night, she was killed by a bullet wound to the mouth. Spector […]
When 25-year-old Gilberta Estrada didn’t show up to work on Monday, her sister went to her Oak Hills mobile park home outside of Fort Worth, Texas to check up on her. She got there to find the doors locked. Believing that her sister had been depressed recently, she forced her way in and discovered Estrada […]
It takes a good bit of courage to rob a store. It takes even more to stick around and ask out the cashier you’re robbing. This was the situation on Sunday afternoon at a U-Haul store in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Two men pulled up to the store at about 3:00pm in a late 1980’s Cadillac. They […]
On May 3 while on vacation, Kate and Gerry McCann were eating at a restaurant about 100 yards away from the Praia da Luz hotel in Portugal where they had left their three young children, a four-year-old daughter, Madeleine, and her two-year-old twin siblings. When they came back to their room located in Portugal’s Algarve […]
The Fishkill state prison in New York is credited with being the first prison in New York, and possibly the country to specialize in dementia-related conditions. Located 70 miles north of New York City, the medium-security prison houses 1,700 inmates. There, they can receive anything from basic throat cultures to long-term care. These accommodations are […]
The Fishkill state prison in New York is credited with being the first prison in New York, and possibly the country to specialize in dementia-related conditions. Located 70 miles north of New York City, the medium-security prison houses 1,700 inmates. There, they can receive anything from basic throat cultures to long-term care. These accommodations are […]
Evangelization in order to preserve and restore Western lifestyle! Perhaps Benedict XVI is on the right track when he emphasizes the need for the contemporary Church to return to its missionary activities. In the 21st century the Catholic Church is deeply immersed in a struggle of dialectics, Judeo/Christianity versus Islamic fundamentalism. It appears that the […]
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