By Tom Harris Friday, May 9, 2008
Shooting the messenger of alternative climate science views not constructive – students can only decide who to believe if they are permitted to hear all rational arguments
Mike De Souza’s piece, “Climate-change skeptics target kids”, published in various versions in mainstream newspapers across Canada, is a classic example of how the climate debate has mostly been reduced to a war of emotive, and politically loaded, words.
By OnTheWeb Thursday, May 8, 2008
Interpol needs your help. They have been searching for this man for two years.
This may be the chance for online social networks to provide a break in the case that Interpol’s wide net couldn’t crack. Within 24 hours of launching the operation, over 200 leads have been received.
UPDATE: Interpol Pedophile Suspect Caught in New Jersey, Identified
Canada Free Press makes it to most popular top 100 Conservative websitesBy Judi McLeod Sunday, November 11, 2007
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| Jim Whelan, aka, “The Cowboy” astride the form of transportation Al Gore wishes on the rest of us. |
Indeed as number 47, CFP is among the 50 most popular conservative websites and blogs.
It was a Google Alert on one of those just-can’t-sleep nights that clued me in to the impressive statistics.
If I hadn’t read another website owner crowing about their vaunted position earlier in the evening, I may never have clicked on to the early morning Google Alert.
Having clicked on and thinking that I must have been dreaming, I plugged in the coffee percolator. With fresh java on hand, I returned for a second look at the computer screen.
NYC Chinatown Donorgate Under-CoveredBy Lee Cary Friday, November 2, 2007
To date, here’s how major newspapers have covered the NYC Chinatown Donorgate story:
October 19: The Los Angeles Times reported that the Clinton campaign received $380,000 from poor Chinese living in largely ethnic New York City neighborhoods—one is heavily populated by “recent immigrants from Fujian Province.” One-third of 150 donors could not be located; many gave false addresses. Other donors found and interviewed gave varying motives for their contributions. “Many said they gave to Clinton because they were instructed to do so by local association leaders.” Some cited an interest in immigration issues. One donor was proud to have had his picture taken with Mrs. Clinton—he sent it home to China.
Amateur intelligence delivery methods by web sleuths, not White House, responsible for intelligenceBy Doug Hagmann Thursday, October 11, 2007
The “al Qaeda video leak” causing so much consternation in intelligence circles is not only shameful, but is being used to cast a good deal of blame where it does not belong—at the White House. At issue is the Osama bin Laden video of September 6 or September 7, 2007; the details of which are well summarized in an article by the Washington Post.
By OnTheWeb Tuesday, October 9, 2007
By Joby Warrick, Washington Post Staff Writer
A small private intelligence company that monitors Islamic terrorist groups obtained a new Osama bin Laden video ahead of its official release last month, and around 10 a.m. on Sept. 7, it notified the Bush administration of its secret acquisition. It gave two senior officials access on the condition that the officials not reveal they had it until the al-Qaeda release.
By Editor Thursday, October 4, 2007
The editors of Canada Free Press have joined in association with the Phoenix, Arizona-based The American Daily, an online news site posting analysis and commentary of the day.
The Saffron Bloggers Strike BackBy Joshua Hill Wednesday, October 3, 2007
For the past two months or so we’ve watched with a sort of horrified fascination as the country of Myanmar (Burma) has deteriorated into a mess of bloody and fatal riots, and an oppression of its people akin to the horror stories from countries like North Korea and Cambodia.
The catalyst was the dramatic increase in the prices of everyday goods and fuel, with fuel jumping sometimes a massive 100%.
