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Cho was not the only foreign-born “English student” to gain notoriety outside of his field. As an English major, immigrant Virginia Tech killer Cho Seung-hui was a relative rarity. Nearly three-quarters of the foreign-born students […]
Text reveals more ancient secrets By Rebecca Morelle Science reporter, BBC News Experts are “lost for words” to have found that a medieval prayer book has yielded yet another key ancient text buried within […]
Real haters seek to outlaw ‘hate.’ By Bob Unruh A fast-tracked congressional plan to add special protections for homosexuals to federal law would turn “thoughts, feelings, and beliefs” into criminal offenses and put Christians* in […]
Grassroots activists are joining truckers who want U.S. sovereignty protected By Mark Anderson The National Grassroots Demonstration (NGD) against the Mexican truck invasion is continuing, as concerned labor union members, truckers, farmers and other citizens […]
“Al Qaeda-linked young men circulated beheading clippings while sitting in UK” Prosecution told a UK court yesterday that as many as three young men arrested last year on charges of terrorism distributed violent al-Qaeda propaganda, […]
BBC Radio Wales pulls program News article filed by British National Party news team The English language audio broadcast which was due to be aired at 21:55 tonight on BBC Radio Wales has been pulled […]
By Mike S. Adams Last week, I received numerous requests for a column responding to the tragic shootings at Virginia Tech. I had almost decided against writing one when I read the following letter to […]
Radio leaders joining protest of president’s immigration policies WorldNetDaily.com There are dozens of radio talk-show hosts broadcasting this week from Washington, D.C., as part of a rally that aims to pressure Congress to defeat an […]
Latest news from the “free world”: Fromm is safe, and two JDL thugs arrested TORONTO – Canadian Free Speech activist Paul Fromm was attacked at the College of Teachers hearings in Toronto, Ontario, on April […]
Corporate media and the spies who “shouldn’t be” by Grant F. Smith The Associated Press reported a major victory for defendants in the AIPAC espionage trial on April 17, 2007: “Prosecutors suffered a setback yesterday […]