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Environmental lobbies, think tanks, and charities are doing more to harm Canada’s interests by means of the environmental treaties and laws

Renovating a Lawn By | June 5, 2012
June gardening: “Flower beds are often best set in grass, and those that are to see them will approach them quite as readily on grass as on hard walks.”

Follow-Up on Aspirin By | June 5, 2012
June gardening: The potent pill’s unexpected anti-cancer action

Anti-military, anti-American

Changing America’s Course By Matthew Spalding | June 5, 2012
The federal government has acquired an all but unquestioned dominance over virtually every area of American life

Old Media will do all it can to make sure no harsh words against Obama are uttered.

So why subsidize corn ethanol?

Investments in renewables, while ethically sensible, will have little effect of reducing world-wide emissions

Tens of millions of babies were murdered voluntarily by their own mothers, some of them for reasons as trivial as their gender.

Why aren’t we using our own resources? By Pete Wehrenberg | June 5, 2012
Oil exports

Obama has made an art of by-passing the people's legislature and ruling by executive order and recess appointments.

The Tea Party is alive, well and extremely active

A healthy society may have fat people, but it has skinny government.

Obama's track record in office

From Anti-Nuke to Anti-Carbon, Green Electricity, Green Politics

Highlights New Video of Top EPA Official Admitting "Pain" of EPA Regs on Coal Communities

Learn CPR and First-aid

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The Chinese will get away with choosing which rules they will abide by and which they won’t.

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Tehran doesn’t want a deal. The question is whether the world can force one.

Ten Ways to Lower Gas Prices By Rory Cooper | June 4, 2012
Another 75 weeks with gas prices over $3.00, and household goods and food costing more as a result, will not help an already anemic recovery

Deb’s Doing Okay By | June 4, 2012
Ridin' out the Recession

There are more than 230 wineries on the 380-kilometre Classic New Zealand Wine Trail, with over 100 of those ready to welcome you for a tasting

America Missed Out on Trillions in Tax Revenue Since Abortion Was Legalized


A nuclear nation in a bad neighborhood cannot, must not, be ignored

It isn't class warfare in the wind here, but a clash between the government class and the rest of us

Millions of people in Europe and America are going to bear the brunt of economic pain far longer than they have to

Just as those who excused slavery are reviled by history, so, too, will be those who called themselves “pro-choice.”

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