Monthly Archives: January 2006

To hear a story of a 16-year-old child demanding $100 for beer, one should immediately conjure up images of someone on a direct path toward a maximum-security prison in the not too distant future. Its bad enough that a 16-year-old … Continue reading →

Prior to his election defeat earlier this week, Canada’s Liberal Prime Minister Paul Martin, attempted to blame the US for increased crime in the US, after all Canada is a bastion for civility, where crime is unheard-of and people never … Continue reading →

With the Iraqi election results now official, Shiite and Sunni political parties are headed to the negotiating table. Both sides are seeking to forge a coalition government. No party won an outright majority in the Iraqi parliamentary elections, but the … Continue reading →

Rightist in America are falling all over themselves with joy, after 12 years of Liberal Party rule in Canada, the Conservatives are again in power, though at the helm of a minority government, thus requiring a junior party, such as … Continue reading →

Imagine if the Nuremberg war crimes trials had been conducted in the same manner as the trial of Saddam Hussein, it is very conceivable that high-ranking Nazis like Herman Goring would have gone free. The trial of Saddam Hussein is … Continue reading →

According to Welsh busybody, Cliff Arnall, a health psychologist at the University of Cardiff, today is the worse day of the year. By Dr. Arnall’s calculations during the month of January people are brought down by the weather and the … Continue reading →

A number of our readers disagreed with our position on Terry Schiavo during the height of that controversy last year, but in our disagreement there is one subject upon which we can all agree. Every adult should have a living … Continue reading →

In a recent NBA game in Chicago, Antonio Davis of the New York Knicks, stormed into the stands, when, by his account, his wife was threatened by a fan. For his antics, Davis was suspended for 5 games. Meanwhile the … Continue reading →

Earlier this week, New Orleans mayor Ray Nagin noted that his city would again be a chocolate city, so all you of the vanilla or caramel persuasion, it would be advised to head north. After much fallout, however, mayor Nagin … Continue reading →

In a move that comes as no surprise, Syria, an unofficial member of the axis of evil, has wholeheartedly endorsed Iran’s efforts to develop “peaceful” nuclear technology. Syrian President (and dictator) Bashar Assad, still licking his wounds after being chased … Continue reading →