May

31

Dutch "Pedophile Party" Wants to Kid Around, So They're Not Kidding Around

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Wear wooden shoes long enough and something like this is bound to happen. If you thought third-parties in the U.S. could get wacky, take a look at this: Pro-paedophile activists have established a new political party in the Netherlands to campaign for the legalisation of sex between adults and children. “Ten years ago we were [...]

May

31

Dutch “Pedophile Party” Wants to Kid Around, So They’re Not Kidding Around

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Wear wooden shoes long enough and something like this is bound to happen. If you thought third-parties in the U.S. could get wacky, take a look at this: Pro-paedophile activists have established a new political party in the Netherlands to campaign for the legalisation of sex between adults and children. “Ten years ago we were [...]

May

30

Harry Reid on the Ropes?

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From the A.P.: Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid, who has criticized Republican ethics, accepted free ringside tickets to three professional boxing matches from Nevada officials who were trying to influence his federal legislation regulating the sport. Reid, D-Nev., took the free seats for Las Vegas fights between 2003 and 2005 from the Nevada Athletic Commission [...]

May

30

Poll: Which is the Greater Threat, Terrorism or Global Warming?

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Bill Clinton recently said that global warming is a greater threat to humanity than terrorism, which would explain why Hillary has been so busy in past years trying to chill the place down. Al Gore agrees. As a matter of fact, Al’s been trying to make up for all the jet fuel it takes to fly him to [...]

May

29

Monday's Column: Enron, Uncle Sam, and You

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I’m a little late in posting today’s column at WorldNetDaily, mainly because the site was down most of the day and I couldn’t get the URL of the column. So instead I waited patiently in the pool. You have to love those floating lounge chair things with the built-in cup holders. Move over, Tom Edison, [...]

May

29

Monday’s Column: Enron, Uncle Sam, and You

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I’m a little late in posting today’s column at WorldNetDaily, mainly because the site was down most of the day and I couldn’t get the URL of the column. So instead I waited patiently in the pool. You have to love those floating lounge chair things with the built-in cup holders. Move over, Tom Edison, [...]

May

29

Memorial Day: In Appreciation

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The following letter is taken from a piece that appears in my book, which I wrote for Memorial Day several years ago. It still applies today.   Dear members of the US Military past and present, Thanks to you and your predecessors, we’re free. Throughout our history, you’ve fought for, and won, independence. You’ve helped put an end [...]

May

28

Michael Jackson to Visit Orphanages in Tokyo, Lockdown Recommended

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How do you say “hide the children” in Japanese? Jackson’s participation in the award ceremony Saturday at Yoyugi Olympic Stadium will launch an Asian tour. Jackson also plans to visit Singapore, Shanghai and Hong Kong, spokeswoman Raymone K. Bain said in a telephone interview from her Washington, D.C., office Thursday. Bain, who said she was [...]

May

27

Uncle Sam Gets Lay'd: Enron and the Government Give Us the Shaft

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Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling, the pair who guided Enron to false new heights which culminated in a long plunge into the toilet, were both found guilty on multiple charges. In September, it is expected that they will be sentenced to one of the longest board meetings in history. The world shuddered after energy giant [...]

May

27

Uncle Sam Gets Lay’d: Enron and the Government Give Us the Shaft

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Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling, the pair who guided Enron to false new heights which culminated in a long plunge into the toilet, were both found guilty on multiple charges. In September, it is expected that they will be sentenced to one of the longest board meetings in history. The world shuddered after energy giant [...]

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