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Kyoto has achieved nothing useful.

Most overused professional buzzwords in Canada By Michael Thomson | December 13, 2011
In addition to releasing its annual list of overused professional buzzwords, LinkedIn also offers profile makeover advice you can act on over the holidays

Why Would Obama Veto Job Creation? By Mike Brownfield | December 13, 2011
President Obama does not appear interested in taking real action to put Americans back to work.

Propane is the third most widely-used transportation fuel, and the number one alternative transportation fuel.

Romney’s joking wager By David Lawrence | December 13, 2011
At least it's with his money.

The truth behind the trickery is only revealed in a hard-to-find video among dozens of clips on the BBC website.

Lord Christopher Monckton: Treaty calls for the west to achieve 50 percent CO2 emissions reduction within the next eight years, a feat that would completely bankrupt the global economy and spark a new great depression

Escape into fantasies of regional and global orders, global government

New Mexico: Rolling ocean of bleached gypsum

Green Bubblings By | December 13, 2011
Green promises, Guilt Money, Green Money

Gingrich’s fresh hope By | December 12, 2011
Gingrich's statement of truth was not an act of irresponsible flame throwing. It was the beginning of an antidote to Obama's abandonment of truth and reason

Bachmann speaks to those who would lose the fight without losing their souls, rather than win a hollow victory

Straight Shooters By | December 12, 2011
Conservatives in November will challenge an overreaching, overintrusive, overdrawn government supported by the mainstream media and all those who long to be wards of the state

Failure of global warming alarmism and the complete collapse of the Kyoto process

Time also disgorges the discreditable claim that the OWSers are the left's Tea Partiers

President Obama, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Organization of Islamic Cooperation Discuss methods and develop strategies to curb and prevent questioning, criticizing and/or discussing Islam

The bad science behind David Suzuki’s campaign By Vivian Krause | December 12, 2011
The David Suzuki Foundation has received at least $10 million from American foundations, an average of about $1 million per year.

Anybody But Obama By | December 12, 2011
Republicans will inevitably nominate a candidate. And no matter who it is, some portion of the electorate will be faced with the oldest of political choices, aka the "lesser of two evils."

Senator Durbin's contribution to the stealth jihad

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Bio-technology and high yield crops

Even if this legislation is stalled, however, the government will find others to achieve its ultimate goal: total control—of the nation, of the internet, and ultimately of you and me

The Wind Power Pipe Dream By | December 12, 2011
Slaughter of birds and bats by these Cuisinarts of the Countryside

A classical education remains important because it could give us the practical knowledge of how to save our Republic.

The documentary showed a former Iran senior official accepting a plan to launch from Mexico a cyber war on the United States

Another Photo Radar Debacle? By Colin Craig, Prarie Director | December 12, 2011
Wise-up Winnipeg and Taxpayers Federation warning motorists not to pay tickets for Grant & Nathaniel St. location, but to challenge likely illegitimate tickets in court

The Prince Of Peace By | December 12, 2011
Those who love the Lord know that only He could create a perfect universe — and a perfect solution for the world’s evils: His Son

The Media still does not get it

Gingrich is right that the "Palestinians" are an invented people, but they're a badly invented people

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