Archive for June, 2006

Kos: A Mighty Force in His Own Mind »

by Jim Kouri, CPP Thursday may have been a dark day for those charged with fighting terrorism both here and abroad, but for many Democrats and the news media it was a day of celebration when five black-robed lawyers sitting on the US Supreme Court decided to handcuff the Commander-in-Chief in his obligation to protect... »

by Jim Kouri, CPP Thursday may have been a dark day for those charged with fighting terrorism both here and abroad, but for many Democrats and the news media it was a day of celebration when five black-robed lawyers sitting on the US Supreme Court decided to handcuff the Commander-in-Chief in his obligation to protect... »

Nobody’s Opinion; While the Supreme Court today came out and told a President what they thought he should do in terms of military affairs, also today some government health agency suggested that all girls should be vaccinated against cervical cancer. Everyone was real upset about the Supreme Court comments, yet not a whimper of suspicion... »

AN INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE Many countries already ban private gun ownership. Rwanda and Sierra Leone are two notable examples. Yet, with more than a million people hacked to death in those countries over seven years, were their citizens better off without guns? What about the massacres of civilians in Bosnia or Darfur? Would that have been so... »

Race and Australia’s immigration policy Regardless of what may be true of the group, we cannot assume the same for every individual in that group. So when I comment about things in Jews as a whole that I like (such as high IQ and high drive) and when I point to things in blacks... »

As Americans struggle to cope with the gut-wrenching issues of the day,  one concern constantly dominates the social wars from one generation to the next, unabated in intensity and emotional power. That issue is America’s love-hate relationship with abortion. Those who favor a woman’s right to terminate a human fetus should consider a thought that captures the... »

Good if you believe it (1): “Deakin University nutrition experts have devised the ultimate tasty, healthy snack food. The Parmesan cheese cracker with organic mashed potato has special healthy additives to boost the brain, heart and immunity, and reduce inflammation in the body. It contains a natural appetite suppressant and a natural... »

In sports, hiding the ball is an underhanded tactic to gain game advantage or even to win. But we’re not playing a game here. This is real life, with real lives in the balance. For real. It’s utterly amazing how big muckie-mucks are so very out of touch with our realities that they can play... »

Schoolgirls ‘mug MySpace man’ »

Arab governments brace for pro-Palestinian outrage »

Innovative Yate’s defense team plays the ‘Toons card »

Insurance agencies flourish as the RIAA pelts users with lawsuits »

Bush warns North Korea missile launch would be “unacceptable” »

Drive-thru pot smoke gives pair away »

Alcohol a Bigger Threat to U.S. Youth Than Drugs »

Israel hits ministry; Hamas offers soldier »

Discovery Cleared for Launch »

INDONESIA’S vice-president has said he sees nothing wrong in Arab men paying local women to marry, then divorcing them days or hours later, and suggested the practice – dismissed by critics as legalised prostitution – could boost tourism. »

Presidential sore loser Al Gore is at it again!  He just can’t get over the fact that he lost in 2004 and John Stewart, who was moronic eneough to give this windbag a forum from which to spew his idiocy. He now refers to right wing bloggers as “Brown Shirts”, comparing them to the Nazis... »