Guest Column

Bill Clinton says Barack Obama must ‘kiss my a..’ for his support

Bill Clinton is so bitter about Barack Obama's victory over his wife Hillary that he has told friends the Democratic nominee will have to beg for his wholehearted support.

Israel Will Not Attack Iran’s Nuclear Facilities

Earlier this month, the Israeli Air Force conducted a training exercise off the Mediterranean Sea which many believe is a strong indication that Israel will launch a pre-emptive strike against Iran’s nuclear program.

Ministry of Natural Resources fishing for trouble in Westport, Ontario

The Eastern Ontario Outdoorsmen Association (EOOA) an affiliate of the Ontario Landowners Association, are appalled by the lack of action of the Ministry Natural Resources (MNR) in the latest incident of illegal fishing by anglers in Westport Ontario.

Patience Is A Virtue

Real words of wisdom........ Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for fuel-efficient used cars. One of the greatest secrets to a long, happy life is having both patience and wisdom... It's all about knowing when to step forward and when to defer, no matter how much you want something.

World Vision Canada to Stop Erroneous Usage of Palestinian Flag at the Urging of FSWC

At the insistence of Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Center for Holocaust Studies (FSWC), World Vision Canada has agreed to remove the Palestinian flag from its correspondence with Canadian supporters.

Marines in Afghanistan Weigh In on a Life at War

by Ivan Watson NPR.ORG When compared to Iraq, the conflict in Afghanistan is often described as the forgotten war. The U.S. military has 33,000 troops deployed in Afghanistan, and has lost 448 service members there since the overthrow of the Taliban in 2001.

Opposition Leader Emerges, Calls for ‘Peacekeeper’ to Solve Zimbabwe Crisis

Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai called Wednesday for "armed peacekeepers" to be sent to his country amid mounting international condemnation of President Robert Mugabe over the crisis.

Opposition Leader Emerges, Calls for ‘Peacekeeper’ to Solve Zimbabwe Crisis

Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai called Wednesday for "armed peacekeepers" to be sent to his country amid mounting international condemnation of President Robert Mugabe over the crisis.

Iraqi Christians are targets of cleansing, committee told

One in three a refugee, but Chaldo-Assyrians want to remain in country Jennifer Green, The Ottawa Citizen Muslim militants are crucifying children to terrorize their Christian parents into fleeing Iraq, a parliamentary committee studying the persecution of religious minorities heard yesterday.

The Last Year of the Pig

by Leslie J. Sacks, IPT News We may have seen the Year of the Pig fully celebrated in accordance with the Chinese calendar for the last time. References to pigs were banned in China's television advertising in 2007, the official Year of the Pig, to prevent offending the Muslim population. In Taiwan citizens were put on notice about using ‘pig' postage stamps for mailings to Muslim countries or recipients.

Abortion Better than Adoption says European Parliamentary Assembly Proposal

By Hilary White, LifeSiteNews.com The UK's Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC) has warned that an initiative of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) will bring the EU closer to mandating unrestricted legal abortion for its member states. PACE has proposed a draft resolution on the problem of the abandonment of children, particularly newborns, in Europe. But as with most discussions of the problems facing mothers, the resolution quickly reveals the strong pro-abortion mindset of its drafters, who call on member states to push for greater liberalisation of abortion restrictions.

Outdoor Fire Pits Booming Popularity Comes with a Price

Fire pits have become the must-buy item for the backyard this season, meanwhile, consumers are oblivious to the negative effects of burning real wood. As the Canada Day long weekend nears, homeowners and cottagers are being reminded they can reduce the heavy environmental price tag that comes from burning real wood by selecting composite fire logs for their summer sanctuaries. The new Patio Logg with Citronella, being held, burns for as long as about 15 pounds of real wood. The innovative green conscious product also burns significantly cleaner than wood, cutting particulate matter by 76 per cent, creosote by 66 per cent and ash residue by 86 per cent. It also cuts carbon monoxide emissions by more than 7 times compared to real wood.

A New Vision for America’s Black Men

By Anthony B. Bradley, Acton Institute Tens of thousands of black St. Louis residents gathered at the June 1st 'Call to Oneness March" to protest against the rampant crime that continues to shackle generations to nihilism and self-destruction.

Calgary’s Bishop Henry Calls on Premier to Curtail Powers of Human Rights Commissions

By Thaddeus M. Baklinski, Lifesitenews.com Bishop Fred Henry has asked Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach to repeal Section 3(1)(b) of the Alberta Human Rights Act in order to protect the rights of religious freedom and freedom of speech.

ACLU Calls For End To Mandatory Prayer At U.S. Naval Academy

The American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Maryland are urging the U.S. Naval Academy to stop forcing midshipmen to participate in the Academy’s compulsory “noon meal prayers.”

Boycotting the June 27 election is essential

"The June 27 Presidential election is not an election, but a declaration of war against the people of Zimbabwe by the ruling party." (SA Congress of Trade Unions statement 24/6/2008)

Mandela versus Mad Bob

Daily Mail Will 'Saint' Nelson Mandela now disown publicly his former African nationalist comrade, Zimbabwe's tyrant Robert Mugabe?

New York Times Columnist Tell The Truth, Sort Of

No, it wasn't Frank Rich, or Maureen Dowd.

The amazing (and scary) People’s Republic of China gets dressed up for the party

Sol Sanders, World Tribune If there is anyone out there as old as I, he may remember the legendary Charlie Chaplin silent film routine that ran something like this: the actor is getting all dressed up in his Sunday best, about to go out for a very important appointment.

Killing the Canadian in the Canadian

In Prime Minister Harper's recent apology to Canada's First Nations people over the residential schools issue, he stated that the purpose of the residential schools was "to kill the Indian in the Indian". Canada's media and politically correct have been quick to repeat the phrase---probably without doing too much research into the issue.