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Global Warming is a Hoax, Al Gore is a phoney and a fraud

"The entire climate change - global warming hypothesis is a hoax, the data and the hypothesis do not hold together, Al Gore is a phoney and a fraud on this issue, and the emissions trading scheme is a worldwide scam and swindle." Rodney Hide MP in NZ Parliament.
- Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Cat survives 70-mile trip under owner’s truck

A cat survived a 2 1/2-hour trip on a spare tire under her owner's truck. Gil Smith recently drove from his Gilbert home 70 miles away for a business meeting in Kearny. When he got out of the truck, he heard a cat in distress and realized it was his.
- Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Keeping the Flame of Saffron Revolution Alive

The Saffron Revolution 2007: Monks march for peace with the holy image of BuddhaBy Ahmedur Rahman Farooq, rohingyareview.com The violent crackdown of the Saffron Revolution in September 2007 has added a deep notch in the scale of atrocities of the Burmese military rulers. It is true that the Saffron Revolution could not remove the regime from the power, but it has so badly wounded the regime that they will never be able to heal the scar. Earlier, people witnessed the brutalities of the military regime mostly on the unarmed civilians, but the crackdown of the Saffron Revolution has demonstrated to the people how brutally they can kill, torture and suppress the monks whom the people of Burma hold in the highest regards and reverence. It has seriously attacked the senses of the common people and caused a permanent disgust among them against the regime. Every year September will come to remind them the scale of brutalities of the military regime on the monks. The brutal oppression of the regime and the bloods of the monks spilled in the streets has opened the eyes of the people to see the true identity of the regime and woke them up once again from psychological derailment tactics of the junta.
- Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Honey proving to be highly effective wound healer

Rising cost of honey production, reduction of honey prices and global competition has meant that very few Canadian honey producers are profitable, leading to a drastic decrease in the number of commercial beekeepers. There are currently about 8,000 beekeepers in Canada, with the majority of them (2,600) living in Ontario. One solution to help bring viability back to the domestic honey industry is to develop new products and niche markets. One high-value option is the use of honey in the treatment of burns and wounds. Honey has been used as a medicine from ancient times by many old cultures, including the Egyptians, Persians and Chinese. Hippocrates (357 BC) and Aristotle (384-322 BC) both wrote accounts of the use of therapeutic honey.
- Tuesday, September 2, 2008


Canada Promises to Back Georgia to Enter NATO

Georgia, Tbilisi, 1 September /Trend News corr. N.Kirtskhalia/ Canada will actively support Tbilisi to enable Georgia to enter NATO, Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Davit Bakradze said to journalists after his meeting with Canadian Foreign Minister Elena Giurgis.
- Monday, September 1, 2008

Italy’s Northern League seeks to block new mosques

Italy's Northern League, the populist, xenophobic, sometimes separatist movement that is a key component of Silvio Berlusconi's governing coalition, has proposed new legislation which would in effect halt construction of new Islamic mosques.
- Monday, September 1, 2008

Ontario Human Rights Commission Flexes Muscles

By Protection of Conscience Project, [url=http://www.consciencelaws.org]http://www.consciencelaws.org[/url] The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has been instructed by the province’s Human Rights Commission that physicians are to be denied freedom of conscience and religion. The “guidance” is contained in an OHRC submission that appears to have been posted today on the Commission’s website.
- Monday, September 1, 2008

N.Y. POLISH AMERICANS MARK 1939 START OF WORLD WAR II

 Photo by Polish American CongressMembers of the Polish American Congress Holocaust Documentation Committee display banner which the PAC’s new Children's unit will carry in New York’s Pulaski Parade on October 5th. The parade honors the Polish general, Casimir Pulaski, who joined George Washington in America’s War of Independence. The Children of Polish Christian Holocaust Survivors was formed last year as a committee within the Congress to accommodate the requests of Polish Americans who wish to preserve the memory of the tragedy their parents lived through in World War II.
- Monday, September 1, 2008

Germany’s anti-Polish ideas in WWII dated back to 18th century

The idea for Germany’s September 1, 1939 invasion of Poland may have originated nearly 200 years earlier, according to Iwo Cyprian Pogonowski, an authority on Polish history and culture and advisor to the Holocaust Documentation Committee of the Polish American Congress. Prof. Pogonowski is the author of several books and atlases on Poland.
- Sunday, August 31, 2008

BARRACUDA

By Len Munsil As the husband of a bright, beautiful and talented wife who, after birthing and parenting our eight children is now earning her PhD in political science, and as the father of five bright, beautiful and talented daughters, I am stunned and somewhat outraged at the "talking points" response of some pundits and Democrats to the selection of Gov. Sarah Palin as Sen. McCain's running mate.
- Sunday, August 31, 2008

McCain’s Pick - Sarah Palin

by GREG MCNEILLY John McCain wins the Vice Presidential selection round for two reasons - better choice and his team executed it with more precision (a.k.a., they know how to be disciplined and not leak). Barack Obama's choice of Biden leaked the night before.
- Saturday, August 30, 2008

Obama and Black Christians

Tonia and Antoine Members(Lloyd Marcus is a friend on Black Conservatives and an evangelical Christian strongly opposed to Obama's stand on "live birth abortion." Lloyd offers a message of hope to Blacks too-long held unto the sway of Obama's "Chicago-style politics." He and many other Blacks are working to get Black moderates and conservatives to wake-up and vote NoBama. Tonia and Antoine Members in Chicago are in line with Lloyd. You can see the reasons why sitting with them. Antoine is the GOP candidate in Obama's district. It's been my honor to discuss strategy with Tonia and Antoine. They have my love and admiration.)
- Friday, August 29, 2008

Joe Lieberman Is The New Zell Miller

Some conservatives and Republicans are worried that John McCain will choose Joe Lieberman to be his running mate.
- Thursday, August 28, 2008

On with the show!... “Nobody looking”

imageThe world, as they say, is turning … turning … turning … Are you turning with it? She loved this time of year … tree frogs and crickets singing the end of growing time; early mornings, misty and cool. "Come on, fella," she smiled to the dog at her side, as they walked along the country road, smelling the corn silk, the last of the wild flowers, the fertile earth. With the stray feather of a fluttering dove clinging to a thistle, and a ring-neck pheasant calling in the cropped alfalfa fields nearby, she thought, "So much like myself … so much like my life right now." The world, as they say, is turning … turning … turning … Are you turning with it?
- Thursday, August 28, 2008

Stop the war on poor families

As Democratic Party delegates gather in Denver, America is repeatedly being told that we must transform our economy to “green” energy.
- Thursday, August 28, 2008

West tells Russia to keep out of Ukraine

By Stefan Wagstyl and James Blitz in London and Roman Olearchyk in Kiev Britain led a chorus of support for Ukraine on Wednesday as western fears rose of possible Russian attempts to build on its victory in Georgia by threatening neighbouring states.
- Thursday, August 28, 2008


SPME petition to save ecumenical journalist from “sedition” conviction

By • Edward S. Beck, President, SPME August 22, 2008 SPME's petition of academics and persons of good will to free Shoaib Salah Choudhury, the Bangladeshi journalist who is on trial for his life for wanting to attend a conference in Israel as an act of sedition only has 3000 of the 10,000 signatures we are seeking to bring worldwide condemnation of this terrible act of injustice.
- Thursday, August 28, 2008

PAKISTAN: Border Villages Rise Up Against Taliban

PESHAWAR, Aug 26 (IPS) - "We are trend-setters. Others are following us," boasts Rauf Khan, mayor of Pakistan’s Buner district, where villagers killed six militants in the Dara Shalbandi area on Aug. 14.
- Wednesday, August 27, 2008

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