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National census

Good news July 20, 2010
Conrad Black granted bail - The Globe and Mail JULY.20.2010.

"Your actions are not only deplorable, but seriously reprehensible. . .

Race Card Fraud July 20, 2010
This year's target is the Tea Party.

Mugabe administration in contempt of the Tribunal's ruling to make all possible efforts to return land seized illegally from South African farm owners in Zimbabwe under the pretence of "land reform"

What his community organizing can teach the conservative movement.

The long form of the Statistics Canada census

Some 1,271 government organizations and 1,931 private companies work on programs related to counterterrorism

Government minister suggests railway may have been sabotage

Expert warns of banking-style collapse in power industry


Criminalise dissension on the topic of “climate change.”

Big brother on steroids.

No that is not an error, they tacked the gold coin tracking regulations into the health bill. They are just tacking stuff on wherever they can.

Mad Mel July 17, 2010
Political incorrectness

Reid's 'unfavorable' numbers make him a long shot, political analyst says

While the Star cites sources as saying informal overtures have been made, a spokesman said Ignatieff denies any talks have taken place.

Insupportable innuendo July 16, 2010
Megrahi, shady oil deals, Libya and UK and Scottish governments and the like

65 Million Vacant Homes Uncovered

“It is a Cape Town phenomenon, which to me is ­surprising and strange.”

The Vatican has failed to send the United Nations a report on child rights that is now almost 13 years overdue, the head of a U.N. panel has told The Associated Press.

"In some ways, this is like the conflict between Americans and illegal immigrants in the States.

New UN committee members and UN staffer have anti-Israel connections.

The panel also includes billionaire George Soros, White House economic adviser Lawrence Summers, the president of Guyana and ministers from Britain, France, Mexico, Singapore and South Africa.

The majority of the later United Nations Missions have operated ‘intra-state’ and seemingly in violation of the principle of the the domestic jurisdiction of states.

Bumpy ride July 14, 2010
Ignatieff's cross-Canada tour

Mexican-born candidate: 'If I didn't prove citizenship, I'd be removed from the ballot'

Perhaps almost as shocking as Annan's sudden attack on Holocaust education is the text of the article itself.

The final recount vote in the race, determined six months after Election Day, showed Franken beat Coleman by 312 votes -- fewer votes than the number of felons whose illegal ballots were counted

Budget cutting