Archive for June, 2006

Radioactive scorpion venom deemed safe cancer treatment!: “Scientists say they have helped establish the safety of a bizarre new treatment for an aggressive, essentially incurable cancer called high-grade brain glioma. More than 17,000 cases are diagnosed in the United States every year. The treatment is based on findings that the venom in... »

In the commonwealth where Patrick Henry intoned, “Give me liberty or give me death” there is considerably less liberty to die for. A Virginia law is requiring colleges and universities in the Old Dominion to hand over the names and social security numbers of students to be checked against the jurisdiction’s sex offender... »

Here’s a well done short film concerning recent history surrounding both terrorism and media. Check it out. Ann Coulter wrote in a column this week: “When is the New York Times going to get around to uncovering an al-Qaida secret program?” As soon as there’s a direct threat to the breathing privileges of anybody from The New York Times, that’s... »

Two words: Mary Winkler. UPDATE:  I’m asked what the connection is. I will apologize for Darren Mack when Women demanding that apology apologize in turn for Mary Winkler. »

The NY Times has stooped to an all time low by inviting Islamic Terrorists to attack VP Cheney and Defense Sec. Rumsfeld by revealing the locations to their homes. From NewsMax.Com:  Beware of travel feature stories posing as invitations to terror. “The New York Times points cranks, radicals, al-Qaida operatives and would-be assassins to the summer homes of ... »

Man sues creator of date-warning Web site »

It is long past time to speak the undiluted truth in response to Congressman John Murtha (D.-Pa.), Senator John Kerry (D.-Ma) and any of their cohorts on Capitol Hill who continually strive to demoralize Americans in the War on Terror by demanding unconditional retreat. They are not “patriotic” nor are they voices of the... »

FIRE Press Release RENO, Nev., June 28, 2006—Students at the University of Nevada at Reno (UNR) are freer today, thanks to a new policy that designates the entire campus—save the interior of university buildings—as an “open public forum area.” “We are thrilled that UNR has taken such decisive action to protect its students’ free speech... »

“ when a proportion of our people become well informed. Schools, colleges and churches are in my opinion essential to governments like ours.” – American Founder, John Jay Liberty Letters Comment: Education, religion and morality – these are the keys. Imposing a democratic styled government on a people who lack... »

THE UTILITY OF THE UNION IN RESPECT TO COMMERCE AND A NAVY THE importance of the Union, in a commercial light, is one of those points about which there is least room to entertain a difference of opinion, and which has, in fact, commanded the most general assent of men who have any acquaintance with... »

Lots of people are speaking out about the Supreme Court’s decision to disallow any military trials for detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. This could essentially mean the release of terror suspects who are being held there. Some are pulling no punches. Here’s editorial cartoonist Gordon Campbell’s take, from the Daily Bulletin: Ouch. This editorial in the Seattle... »

On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that President Bush had overstepped his authority in ordering military war crimes trials for prisoners at Guantanamo Bay. Sorry, said the Court in a 5-3 decision (Roberts recused himself), no can do. Weirdly enough, we have Osama bin Laden’s former chauffeur to thank for this. In Gitmo since 2001,... »

On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that President Bush had overstepped his authority in ordering military war crimes trials for prisoners at Guantanamo Bay. Sorry, said the Court in a 5-3 decision (Roberts recused himself), no can do. Weirdly enough, we have Osama bin Laden’s former chauffeur to thank for this. In Gitmo since 2001,... »

This week, the United Nations has the audacity to meet in America on our celebration of armed independence to defy our culture and insist on a worldwide gun ban disguised as battling illegal gun trafficking. Our sovereignty was purchased by our Founding fathers and our sovereignty is backed by the lawful force they want... »

Ex-Judge Convicted of Indecent Exposure »

Imagine, if you can, a modern society in which scientists positing theories contrary to those accepted by agents of the government are declared heretics and swiftly punished. Ray Bradbury imagined one in his novel Fahrenheit 451, as did Pierre Boulle in Planet of the Apes. Unfortunately, Al Gore has also envisioned such a... »

Folks often say “I don’t care what anyone thinks about me”, but the indisputable fact is that we do care what people think. In the privacy of our homes we do things that we hope never come to the light of day. We tend to act more honestly and responsibly when we are being watched... »

Bin Laden Wants Zarqawi Buried in Jordan; Government Says ‘Never’ »

Canadian Mounties Plan Gay Nuptials »

Al Qaeda’s Success Attributed to Bush »