Osama is All About Obama
By Alan Caruba | May 4, 2011
Obama displays his disdain for those who both voted for and against him
Hydraulic Fracturing—Is It Safe?
By Institute for Energy Research | May 4, 2011
What is hydraulic fracturing? Is it safe for groundwater resources?
New study: Low-salt diet kills
By Steve Milloy | May 3, 2011
Journal of the American Medical Association
CDC in a quandry: Asthma up, but air pollution, smoking down
By Steve Milloy | May 3, 2011
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
President Bush’s policies
Sacrificial Lamb
By Ari Bussel | May 3, 2011
For Radical Muslims, people are the cheapest commodity and the first to be used.
Time to Re-evaluate MP Pensions
By Canadian Taxpayers Federation Colin Craig | May 3, 2011
Lucrative MP pension plans, Severance packages
From “Nothingness” to Worship of Satan
By Guest Column | May 3, 2011
Progressive Satanic Revolt:
Bin Laden's self-created image of invincibility, courage and self-sacrifice were all lies
Patriots remember the days when Attorney General Eric Holder threatened to investigate and arrest intelligence officers for their so-called "aggressive interrogations" of terrorists
Osama bin Laden, Thankfully Deceased
By Philip V. Brennan | May 3, 2011
Good work, Navy Seals. You make me realize we are in good hands
This is not a matter of the criminals’ easy access to guns, but a matter of the criminals’ easy access to society
The CTF supports a reasonable pension plan and severance package for MPs commensurate with norms in the private sector
Obama Inherited Bush’s OBL Operation
By Neil Braithwaite | May 3, 2011
Tracking down and killing of Osama Bin Laden
Toyota Canada Inc. reports strong April 2011 sales, with records for Scion, Toyota trucks and Lexus achieved
April Canadian auto sales statistics from the association of International Automobile Manufacturers of Canada.
Next - Carbon Health Warnings
By Viv Forbes | May 3, 2011
In the interests of good government, all future debates on the carbon tax should be held outdoors and no carbon polluted food or drinks should be served in government cafeterias.
Mexico is far safer than many US cities and PR, but you may want to stay home for political reasons
By Guest Column David A. Ridenour | May 3, 2011
If these reasons aren’t enough to justify skipping Mexico this year, there’s always this old standby: You still can’t drink the water.
Invasive Species
By Dub and Deb | May 3, 2011
Melaleuca Tree, armor plated catfish, Brown hoplo
R.I.P?
By News on the Net Neil Calldwell | May 3, 2011
Obama eligibility issue
The Swirl of Conspiracy Theories
By Alan Caruba | May 3, 2011
Obama quickly earned a reputation as a serial liar, a 24/7 dissembler, and a thoroughly unreliable source for information about everything
Competing visions of ‘Never Again’
By Caroline Glick | May 3, 2011
Jewish survival was not considered relevant to achieving these goals, so the Allies stood by as the ghettos were liquidated and the gas chambers began operating at full capacity.
Flashback Of The Day
By Guest Column | May 3, 2011
Obama Roast
The Liberal Party of Canada: RIP
By Arthur Weinreb | May 3, 2011
Michael Ignatieff killed the Liberal Party of Canada, the country’s number one political party
Al Qaeda’s Next Wave of Terror
By Daniel Greenfield | May 3, 2011
Muslim terrorism leads to Muslim political dominance
The Pope and Obama
By Guest Column | May 3, 2011
Here's a head scratcher
Man struck by lightning twice and walks away
By News on the Net | May 3, 2011
Incredible
Canada’s Conservative Majority Trumps Left-Wing Revolution!
By Judi McLeod | May 3, 2011
The message for Obama? Your revolution isn’t welcome on Canadian soil.
Evergreen Solar company CEO Michael El-Hillow
About That Big L.A. May Day Parade… A BIG Bust
By Warner Todd Huston | May 2, 2011
So, the big day came. Guess how many showed up?