We have received many humorous Christmas emails and decided to share with our many readers. We like many of you are busy with Christmas wrapping , decorating and working on other postings. So enjoy… Holiday Office Memo To: All City EmployeesFrom: City Operation ManagerSubject: Office conduct during Christmas season Effective immediately, city employees should keep [...]
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Anyone could beat Obama. Obama stands reasonably accused of sacrificing American lives with Fast and Furious to shoe-horn a Gun Control issue into the “2012 election cycle!” And Obama will lose. Gingrich will confront Obama about stonewalling the Fast and Furious subpoenas, Holder lying to Congress and an Asst. US Attorney taking the fifth. When [...]
The chart, “Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT) SOPA List,” is by Terry Hart. It shows how the Internet’s elite have highly organized an amazing subterranean latticework of connections to oppose the anti-piracy bills SOPA and PIPA, among other pro-private property initiatives here in DC and elsewhere across the globe. According to Hart: …The chart includes [...]
Over the past several days, the President, trying to shake off some of his Big Government inclinations, has been beating the drum about making government more streamline and efficient. Standing in the East Room of the White House last week, President Obama noted: …[T]he government we have is not the government we need…We live in [...]
My Jan. 21, 2012 Sun column: Keystone cop-outObama chose conflict Venezuelan oil over ethical Canuck oil, and movie stars over working men, women U.S. President Barack Obama made a choice last week: He chose Venezuela over Canada. That’s what he did when he rejected the proposed Keystone XL pipeline that would have taken oilsands oil [...]
Media outlets report that the hacktavist group Anonymous brought down the websites of the DoJ, FBI, RIAA, MPAA, and others yesterday in supposed retaliation for the high-profile arrest of four accused online pirates associated with the cyberlocker company Megaupload, and, ostensibly, Congress’ efforts to pass online, anti-piracy legislation SOPA and PIPA. The backlash to the [...]
In an opinion column at the Washington Post, George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley discussing how the United States’ expanding security powers can affect individual privacy and liberties: Every year, the State Department issues reports on individual rights in other countries, monitoring the passage of restrictive laws and regulations around the world. Iran, for example, has [...]
From The Source, Jan. 20, 2012: Cold war correspondent Peter Worthington analyzes the latest case of Russian espionage revealed in Canada. Ezra Levant
From The Source, Jan. 18, 2012: I talk with David Harris on news of Russian espionage on Canadian soil. Ezra Levant
In this post I’m going to offer some information that I think might be quite useful to you when you’re establishing a new business or product. You’re likely to be thinking about a name, commissioning a website and logo to launch it, and considering how you will market it and so on. Relatively few people [...]