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Monthly Archives: January 2010
CEOs to Hill: Quit Calling Us for Campaign Cash
Dozens of current and former corporate executives have a message for Congress: Quit hitting us up for campaign cash. Roughly 40 executives from companies including Playboy Enterprises, ice cream maker Ben & Jerry’s, the Seagram’s liquor company, toymaker Hasbro, Delta … Continue reading
Booker: The real story behind the Glaciergate scandal
Dr Pachauri has rapidly distanced himself from the IPCC’s baseless claim about vanishing glaciers. But the scientist who made the claim now works for Pachauri, writes Christopher Booker. I can report a further dramatic twist to what has inevitably been … Continue reading
Will Blair go to war again?
The TV trucks and protesters are ready. The former PM will take the Chilcot stand on Friday – but will it be Showdown Day or a classic British anticlimax, asks Andrew Gilligan. Jack Straw’s appearance before the Chilcot Inquiry, as … Continue reading
You need a brave heart to stomach haggis (1)
A stench like halitosis from the worst demon in hell threatens to bludgeon everyone out of the room. A cauldron of steaming livers, hearts and lungs disappears into the maw of an industrial mincer and slops out of the other … Continue reading
Steyn: Too Much of a Bad Thing
So what went wrong? According to Barack Obama, the problem is he overestimated you dumb rubes’ ability to appreciate what he’s been doing for you. “That I do think is a mistake of mine,” the president told ABC’s George Stephanopoulos. … Continue reading
'A cure in sight'? Not so fast
From the opening seconds of CTV’s W5 report last November on an Italian doctor’s new treatment for multiple sclerosis, host Lloyd Robertson firmly established the aura of the late faith healer Oral Roberts. The lame will walk and the sick … Continue reading
Subsidy system obnoxious
Buzz Hargrove, the former head of the Canadian Autoworkers’ Union, has a new memoir entitled Laying it on the Line. Among the many tired, hackneyed political myths he perpetuates is this one: Last year’s threat of a Liberal-NDP coalition held … Continue reading
World Jan. 24th, 2010 (10)
#1 — BBC | Afghanistan parliamentary election postponed Afghanistan is to postpone its parliamentary elections by four months until September, the country’s election commission has confirmed. [...] #2 — BBC | Tanker spills oil off Texas coast after collision Up … Continue reading
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Canada Jan. 24th, 2010 (10)
#1 — CBC | Prairies punched by winter storms Manitoba and Saskatchewan are in for a weekend of stormy weather as two nasty systems move through the region. [...] #2 — CBC | Thousands protest Parliament’s suspension Thousands of people … Continue reading
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Lasers to beam energy to Earth from space
Solar energy collected in space and beamed back to Earth by laser could soon be used to power homes and electric vehicles under a project by European space engineers. It sounds more like a scheme dreamed up by a James … Continue reading
Lobbyists prepare for battle with President Obama
Banking industry lobbyists are preparing to do battle, buoyed by a landmark US Supreme Court ruling striking down limits on corporations’ political spending, against the ambitious and agressive plans laid on Thursday by President Obama. Despite the pointed attacks made … Continue reading