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War Bride Child Makes Human Rights Complaint to Federal Rights Agency

(Chester, Nova Scotia - March 21, 2011) - A Nova Scotia man who came to Canada in June 1946 with his war bride mother has made a complaint of family status discrimination against the Department of Citizenship and Immigration (CIM). Ian Munroe's complaint to the Canadian Human Rights Commission is the first of its kind in Canada and points to a controversial section of the Citizenship Act which allows for discrimination against war bride children who were born out of wedlock overseas during World War Two.

The Palins visit the Netanyahus

Amazing WWII veteran

Kim's Picks Music is a powerful force for touching and changing lives. This World War II veteran realized this out on the battlefield.

Talk About Ego..

By Neal Boortz, Nealz Nuze .. and I thought I had an ego! My little ego would rattle around like a BB in the boxcar of Obama's ego. During a speech the other day, the Community Organizer reminded us how lucky we are to have him - a guy named Barack Hussein Obama - in the White House. He says, "The first time around it's like lightning in a bottle. There's something special about it, because you're defying the odds. And as time passes, you start taking it for granted that a guy named Barack Hussein Obama is president of the United States. But we should never take it for granted."

Vision Airlines Puts Passengers On Cloud 9 With $19 Seat Sale

Suwanee, GA -- March 20, 2011 -- Starting midnight, Sunday, March 20, 2011, just in time for spring break vacation and to celebrate the start of its new service, Vision Airlines launches an introductory $19* one-way seat sale on the carrier's flights to and from cities in 11 states to NW Florida Regional Airport. It serves the Destin-Fort Walton Beach area, which is also known as Florida's Emerald Coast. The Destin/Ft Walton Beach area is among America's top-10 spring break vacation destinations. Orlando, with its theme parks, is the nation's number one family spring break spot.

Why Not Fred Thompson?

As conservatives struggle to find a candidate who can win in 2012, why is Fred Thompson not mentioned? Thompson did not really get into the 2008 race, but by comparsion to the que of likely Republican candidates for 2012, he looks terrific.

Cycling Around the Aran Islands or Pouring a Pint come to Life with New ‘Ireland Town’ G

There are so many exciting things to do on a vacation in Ireland – from cycling the Aran Islands to pouring a pint of the ‘black stuff’ – this and so much more awaits Canadians thanks to Tourism Ireland’s new facebook game ‘Ireland Town’, designed to give players a taste of the island in a new, innovative and fun way.

The new impossible energy no-fly zone

By Terence Corcoran, Financial Post The world is about to enter a no-fly zone for energy policy, a period where nothing gets off the ground. Here we have a globalized economic system filled with unprecedented energy options, but where all options appear to be politically off-limits. If it comes to that extreme, as seems probable in the short-term wake of the Japanese nuclear meltdown, the battle will be fought with mind-spinning claims and counterclaims, distortions, lies, exaggerations, misrepresentations.

Teachers Unions explained

The Agency Group’s Canadian office celebrates its 15th anniversary

Toronto, ON – March 16, 2011 – The Agency Group, one of the world's leading entertainment talent agencies, is pleased to announce the 15th anniversary of the Toronto office. Seasoned Canadian music industry veterans Ralph James and Jack Ross actively sought out an international partner with the goal of creating the first Canadian talent agency with the global reach to develop their home base roster on the world’s stage. They found this partner in current CEO Neil Warnock, the visionary responsible for artists such as Pink Floyd and Deep Purple.

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

WASHINGTON- Today, Senate Democrats are dusting off the “use-it-or-lose-it” regulations that attempt to dictate how energy companies may do business in America. In response, Thomas Pyle, president of the Institute of Energy Research, issued the following statement:

Pure Evil

There is no possible rationalization or justification for these murders. They are barbaric, savage and inhuman and so are the people who commit them, the communities that enable them, the apologists that excuse them and the ideology that makes them possible. Stabbing children in their sleep because they are Israelis, settlers, Jews...it doesn't get any more barbarous than that. Slitting the throat of a three-month-old baby...the savagery and inhumanity is beyond words. Celebrating the commission of these murders...that's inhuman and beyond words too.

Nuclear renaissance melts down over Japan disaster

By Eric Reguly, Rome- From Tuesday's Globe and Mail After more than two decades of stagnation, the global nuclear power industry was just coming back to life. Power utilities had launched proposals for more than 300 new reactors, most of them in Asia, and dozens were under construction.

Four Days Remain for $59* Fantastic Florida Fares from 17 U.S. Cities

SUWANNEE, Ga. -- March 15, 2011 --Vision Airlines' Sensational Spring Break Seat Sale, featuring fantastic $59* Florida fares, ends Saturday, March 19, 2011 at 11:59 PM (ET). "The $59 spring break seat sale began on February 21, 2011," says Vision Airlines' spokesman Bryan Glazer. "Due to customer demand for these discounted one-way fares, Vision Airlines added more specially-priced seats—ensuring first-time passengers an affordable and enjoyable experience."

Miral

Regarding Claudia Rosette's take on MIRAL ....... I never met a woman ruined by a movie.

Japan crisis fuels fears over Europe’s nuclear revival

By By Adrian Croft and Daniel Fineren, Reuters LONDON - Japan's nuclear crisis in the wake of a huge earthquake is likely to increase opposition to plans for a major nuclear expansion in Europe and focus attention on the vast potential costs of a nuclear disaster.

The Flag

Anyone that has a problem with the flag of The United States of America being displayed ANYWHERE in the United States should go where it is not displayed.

Government has not made the case for F-35 Purchase

(Link) The F-35 purchase will no doubt create high-tech jobs, but so would many other government expenditures totaling between $16 to $30 billion. But why are we spending this enormous sum through an untendered contract for these particular planes? The government has not made the case for heavily armed stealth bombers, other than that they would provide the Armed Forces with a neat recruiting tool and better integration with the U.S. military.

Building Nuclear Power Plants

Why Don't We Build the Nuclear Electric Plants below ground level to contain a possible Breach????

Time Lapse Video: Tsunami rises and falls in Kailua Bay

- Hawaii Free Press