The Gay Shibboleth
Opposition to homosexual behavior may now be a bar to high office. A Christianity Today editorial As a member of the United Methodist Judicial Council, physician James Holsinger voted with the majority to affirm Methodist […]
Month: July 2007
China Busts Cardboard Bun Maker
(CBS) BEIJING Chopped cardboard, softened in an industrial chemical and made tasty with pork flavoring, is a main ingredient in batches of steamed buns sold in a Beijing neighborhood, state television said. The report, aired […]
Brits give laptop to imprisoned cyberjihadi
by Allahpundit He and his two cybercronies pleaded guilty last week to inciting murder over the Internet. They found 37,000 stolen credit card numbers in his apartment harvested from viruses and phish e-mails and estimate […]
Has Microsoft Found A “Temporary Worker” Loophole In Canada?
“If our country had the backbone to put heavy trade tariffs on corporate misfits like Microsoft, it wouldn’t be economical for them to continue to export our jobs.” By Rob Sanchez Bill Gates has been […]
Is War With Iran Inevitable?
Yes. by Justin Raimondo We didn’t just invade Iraq – when we launched “Operation Iraqi Freedom” the American people not only signed on to an occupation that resembles, in many respects, Israel’s occupation of Palestine, […]
Divine Says Immigration Reform ‘Challenging’
Lawyer decries Americans who wish to maintain their hegemony. By Michael Davis Robert Divine (pictured right), former chief counsel of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, told the Rotary Club of Chattanooga Thursday that there needs […]
A Triumph for Traditionalists
“What earlier generations held as sacred remains sacred and great for us, too” by Patrick J. Buchanan Elevated to the papacy at 78, Benedict XVI will take no action greater in significance for the Catholic […]
Pygmy Artists Housed in Congo Zoo
The pygmy artists have been given one tent to house 20 people http://www.wvwnews.net/story.php?id=1114 Human rights activists have criticised the organisers of a music festival in the Republic of Congo for housing pygmy musicians in a […]
Fixing Illegal Immigration In 10 Common Sense Steps
By John Hawkins One of the common refrains from the supporters of the Senate amnesty plan was that the people who opposed the bill weren’t offering any alternatives. However, nothing could be further from the […]
Tintin’s Stepmother Agrees to Ban Album from Children’s Bookshelves
The Hergé Foundation acknowledged today that the album “contains stereotypes that might shock contemporary readers.” From the desk of Paul Belien The Hergé Foundation agrees with yesterday’s decision of the international bookseller Borders Books to […]