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Environmentalist Goes Nuts Over ClimateGate
If the juvenile and wildly erratic behavior of celebrity environmentalist
Ed Begley, Jr. is anything to go by, the warmists are more upset about
ClimateGate than they are letting on.
Gold
hits record high $1,180 per ounce
Gold prices soared to a record above 1,180 dollars here on Wednesday
on the back of weak greenback, which makes the precious metal cheaper
for buyers using stronger currencies, traders said. •Big
error behind missing gold at Royal Canadian Mint Mayors
Against Illegal Guns Wants a Secret List To Keep You from Buying Guns
The gun banning front group Mayors Against Illegal Guns, headed by New
York’s Mayor Bloomberg, came out with a full page ad in the Washington
Post recommending that the Federal Government now link the secret No
Fly list to National Instant Background Check System (NICS) and use
this to prevent gun owners on the list from buying guns.
US
discussed Iraq regime change a month after Bush took office, senior
British officials say
The chairman of the British Joint Intelligence Committee in 2001 told
investigators Monday that elements of the Bush Administration were pushing
for regime change in Iraq in early 2001, months before the 9/11 attacks
and two years before President George W. Bush formally announced the
Iraq war.
H1N1
Re-infections Raise Pandemic Concerns
Dr. Debra Parsons, a pediatrician at Kid Care West in Cross Lanes,
was met with reactions of doubt from local health officials last
month when she said two flu tests had come back positive for H1N1,
or swine flu.
How
can they make us buy coverage?
With the introduction of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s
2,074-page health insurance nationalization bill, we can be thankful
for one thing at least. It will most likely be the last bill of
its kind introduced this year. Who’d have time to wade through
another?
Lieberman
Digs In on Public Option
Sen. Joseph Lieberman, speaking in that trademark sonorous baritone,
utters a simple statement that translates into real trouble for
Democratic leaders: “I’m going to be stubborn on this.”
Gonzales
evades criminal prosecution for misleading Congress on NSA spying
The Justice Department has concluded that there is insufficient
evidence to bring criminal charges against former Attorney General
Alberto Gonzales for allegedly misleading Congress about the Bush
administration’s warrantless eavesdropping program.
July 13 - Gregory
Seabrooke - $100
June 24 - David Kwon - $50
June 11 - Peter Keeley - $10
June 11 - James Gathings - $10
May 25 - Stefan Lisander - $200
May 15 - Barry John Bennett - $15
