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"If we forget what we did, we forget who we are"

Between 2003 and 2005 identify Mandera, 52, of Glenview, as the sponsor for nine state job applicants

Organizing to call his own government

We know U.S. spy satellites regularly sweep over Portugal looking at military installations and government facilities

Lord Christopher Monckton, a noted climate change skeptic

Cop-killer apologist Marc Lamont Hill

Climate Crisis

United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen

Smoking at work October 15, 2009
Smoking in the kitchen

People's March on Washington

Apple, Nike and the U.S. Chamber

Computer-matching indicated she could be the missing little girl

Climate change sceptics have welcomed a “surprise” BBC decision to give prominence to evidence from leading scientists that there could be 30 years of “global cooling”

Average temperatures have not increased for over a decade

Nobel Peace Prize October 12, 2009
Barack Obama

What’s a few millions? October 11, 2009
Canadian Long Gun Registry, Ontario EHealth

What’s a few millions? October 11, 2009
Anti-gun crowd, Canadian Gun Registry

Barack Obama, Nobel Peace Prize

The Braidwood inquiry into the tasering death of Robert Dziekanski

We need a decisive military strategy for Afghanistan, not the indecision exhibited by the Obama Administration

October in Ontario October 9, 2009
CFP Poetry online

A truly desperate party October 9, 2009
Federal Liberals, in chaos lacking direction and identity and now fractured along French and English lines

Barack Obama is the surprise winner of the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize

They propose to limit the deductibility of medical expenses on income taxes

Afghanistan October 8, 2009
Real threat to the U.S. emanating from Pakistan

Cap-and-trade scheme could actually hurt the environment by reducing CO2 levels

OCTOBER TIME October 7, 2009
Poetry online

Contradictions between the President’s promises and the reality of Democratic health care reform

Where are the headlines? Where are the press releases? Where is all the attention?

Inconvenient Censorship October 7, 2009
Stanford U. Bans Skeptical Climate Film from Airing Interview with Global Warming Prof. Stephen Schneider -- 'You are prohibited!'