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China “is a bubble waiting to burst.”

Some of these situations that come up make you wonder just how intelligent these animals are

Toronto cop killer Craig Munro

Tiananmen Square democracy protests, Tibet and regional independence movements

Situational ethics, a world of nonsense, a world devoid of meaning

One National Program, Fuel economy and greenhouse gas (GHG) standards

Tax the Rich By | March 17, 2010
While increasing the taxes on the rich may be popular politically, the result is that their share of tax revenue is reduced by alternative investment

The Late, Great State of California

One More Congressbum Sells out

Obama: Avoidance of straight answers and body language that revealed deceptive behavior

St. Patrick’s Day By | March 17, 2010
March 17, 1759

CTF makes submission to Local Government Elections Task Force

Americans for Peace and Tolerance

If you have a will, you have choice and can make a plan. Otherwise, the government will do it for you

Don’t wait until you’re forced to make decisions because you’re ill and dealing with stress, duress or other less-than-ideal circumstances

Obamacare is the equivalent of the Confederate States declaring succession and the first shots fired at Fort Sumter

This triumph of the British National Health Care system

If Abbas believes that America will insist that Israel cease all building activity in East Jerusalem - then pigs might really fly

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Nuclear plants have provided clean, cheap and safe power

The harder they push to do so, the more mainstream voters they alienate altogether

Judge G. Thomas Porteous, Jr.: Bribe taking and corruption

Receiving monthly checks of $3,200 at the taxpayer’s expense for 12 years, Union ripoff of the taxpayers is unconscionable

Thank you, CFP By | March 17, 2010
This site is a welcome relief

Ban Ki-moon following in the footsteps of Kofi Annan

Is the Market Always Right? By Justice Litle | March 17, 2010
Arguing with the market in the short term is an exercise in futility – all it gets you is frustrated, or maybe thrown out of the game. At the same time, though, there’s no reason to assume the market is infallible

Do they want to serve their country for the sake of serving their country or do they simply want to make some sort of political statement?

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) administrator Jane Lubchenco

Judgment on Roy Bennett's acquittal set for 31 March

Toyota Canada executives also outline contribution to Canadian economy and highlight launch of second shift at Woodstock manufacturing facility