Monthly Archives: June 2006

In an entirely sound decision by the US Court of Appeals, the court has rejected a supposed arousal test for sex offenders a sex offender. The arousal test is designed to monitor a sex offender’s response to erotic images. The … Continue reading →

Well that didn’t take long…From the onset; New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin has made it clear that he wants all of his city’s former residents to return. He has crisscrossed the country calling on the city’s former residents to return, … Continue reading →

The Stalinist regime of Kim Jong Il indicated today that fears of an imminent missile launch could be averted if the US would agree to talks. Perhaps Kim feels slighted. Since word came down that Iran was developing its own … Continue reading →

It takes a lot to take the focus off Iran in the realm of international politics but the murdering savages of Pyongyang have done just that. Satellite surveillance has revealed that North Korea is preparing to launch its latest long-range … Continue reading →

In a move that one could liken to having a German judge at the Nuremberg trials, there is a strong possibility that Venezuela may gain a seat on the UN Security Council. The reputation of the UN has been consistently … Continue reading →

Like New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, Antonio Villaraigosa, the leader of the nation’s second largest city, has decided that he and he alone can save the Los Angeles Unified School District from the mediocrity that is public school education in … Continue reading →

The Tehran-Moscow-Beijing Axis has convened in Shanghai this week. Their, the leaders of China, Russia and Iran are meeting under the auspices of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO), which is composed of several Asian nations, many of which are tyrannical … Continue reading →

In a desperate effort to ensure the leftist constituency returns en masse to New Orleans, the city widely regarded for Jazz, Gumbo and Crime will reopen much of its public housing facilities throughout the Big Easy, or should we say, … Continue reading →

No law, varying the compensation for the services of the Senators and Representatives, shall take effect, until an election of Representatives shall have intervened.So reads the 27th amendment to the United States Constitution, which was officially adopted in May 1992. … Continue reading →

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has promised that some principals in the nation’s largest school system will have greater authority over local school decisions, such as hiring and budgets. This endeavor reflects the latest move in Bloomberg’s on-going school reform … Continue reading →