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Monthly Archives: December 2011
Black: At year end, the world stumbles onward (1)
My year-end column will be a tour of the political horizon, with a reflection on the comparative virtues of good government. But anyone gripped by the fear that I am going to sermonize some treacle about civics at them has … Continue reading
Afternoon Update December 31st, 2011 (10)
CANADA #1 — CNews | U.S. fugitive nabbed in Canada WINNIPEG — An American fugitive who may have tried to fake his own death after pleading guilty to defrauding an insurance company of $7 million was nabbed with the help of … Continue reading
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‘Euro will be stable’ claim is ridiculed (10)
Germany’s finance minister has been accused of groundless optimism after he claimed that Europe’s leaders will have “banished the dangers” of the euro crisis within 12 months. Wolfgang Schauble said he was confident that the currency union will survive and … Continue reading
Holder’s Racial Politics
Eric Holder must be amazed that President Obama was elected and he could become Attorney General. That’s a fair inference after the Attorney General last Friday blocked South Carolina’s voter ID law on grounds that it would hurt minorities. What … Continue reading
Moscrop: We get the leaders we deserve
On Boxing Day I pulled into a coffee shop off Highway 7, near Peterborough, at 6: 45 a.m. I needed to caffeinate and to ruminate for a moment on why I had agreed to accompany my 15-year-old sister to the … Continue reading
Germany’s Wind Power Revolution in the Doldrums
The generation of electricity from wind is usually a completely odorless affair. After all, the avoidance of emissions is one of the unique charms of this particular energy source. But when work is completed on the Nordsee Ost wind farm, … Continue reading
Arsonist starts 22 blazes in four hours
An arsonist struck across Hollywood this morning, torching vehicles and setting homes ablaze in 22 separate fires over a four-hour period. Firemen in Los Angeles, California, were scrambling to put out the fires that lit up parked cars and then … Continue reading
B.C. RCMP officer sues co-workers in bomb squad after doll explodes
VANCOUVER — An RCMP officer has filed a lawsuit against two fellow officers in the bomb squad unit, the RCMP and the province of B.C. after a mechanical doll he kept at his desk was rigged to explode, which disfigured … Continue reading
Spengler: Mullah Ron Paul
Rep. Ron Paul’s defense of Iran’s nuclear weapons program should surprise no one. The same resentment motivates Ron Paul and the Iranian leadership — a paranoid hostility toward a world that is swiftly changing and has little mercy, and a Millenarian desire … Continue reading
Editorial: Scrap the gun registry, and its records
In a recent letter to the editor of the Edmonton Journal — a fellow Postmedia paper — Claude Roberto, the secretary general of the Bureau of Canadian Archivists, objected to plans by the Tory government to destroy the information collected on individual … Continue reading
Morning Update December 31st, 2011 (10)
CANADA #1 — CNews | Family lucky to survive carbon monoxide poisoning OTTAWA – Ditching their detector was a nearly fatal mistake for a Gatineau family, who are lucky to be alive after severe carbon monoxide poisoning. [...] #2 — Globe … Continue reading
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