Category Archives: Journalism

Leftists Align With Neo-Nazis

Posted on April 11, 2007 by Thanos

Zombie has come across some footage demonstrating that both the goals, and the terminology used, by White Supremacists and the Anti-War left are the the same. Please take a stop by and see the photos and analysis of this dangerous alignment … Continue reading →

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Imus Apologizes; NABJ Wants Him Fired

Posted on April 7, 2007 by Thanos

Since the Imus show runs on MSNBC, how far will this carry is the question? Will this get as much play in the press and on the blogs as Ann Coulter’s remarks? Continue reading →

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The World of Noblesse

Posted on March 28, 2007 by Thanos

 Here’s a picture of where my readers come from, as you can see they are spread over the world, but mostly in the US. You can see folks from the mid-east, troops from Diego Garcia (That dot in the Indian … Continue reading →

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International Polar Year

Posted on March 24, 2007 by Thanos

The IPY is underway, a two-year study of the Earth’s, the Moon’s, and Mar’s polar regions. This is pretty exciting stuff, and I am sure that large quantities of data on the warming of the planet will come out of it.

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Anthropogenic or Anthropomorphic Global Warming?

Posted on March 22, 2007 by Thanos

Personification of the forces of nature has occurred since the dawn of time, and mankind has painted his face on the forms of nature, assigned human likeness and sentience to the gods of nature, and even perpetuated the myth that human intervention shaped the … Continue reading →

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New Rumors of Bin Laden, or Old News?

Posted on March 21, 2007 by Thanos

The article appears to be a retread of a 2005 piece by Paul Williams that appeared at World Net Daily in August of 2005. Since then of course much has happened, including registration of foreigners and Afghan refugees, regulation of madrassashs and foreign students attending them, a mass migration of Afghan refugees in August last year (Expect more come Spring) and the Madrassah bombing. Continue reading →

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Chinese Blogger Jailed Six Years

Posted on March 21, 2007 by Thanos

China has again silenced a blogger, this time with a six year prison term. From Shanghai Daily (courtesy PJM) THE former editor-in-chief of a Chinese Website has been given a six-year prison term for subversion, the Ningbo Intermediate People’s Court in … Continue reading →

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Iraqi Forces Kill 39 Al Qaeda in Al Anbar

Posted on March 20, 2007 by Thanos

Iraqi forces have defeated Al Qaida forces, killing two leaders, 37 followers, and capturing another chlorine tanker at Amiriya in Al Anbar province. Please stop by Bill Roggio’s Fourth Rail for the details. The local tribal and Iraqi forces took … Continue reading →

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Global Warming Swindle Documentary attacked

Posted on March 19, 2007 by Thanos

Martin Durkin responds to the attacks on The Global Warming Swindle documentary stating that they were expected — what was unexpected was how feeble the attacks were.
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Jeanne Kirkpatrick RIP

Posted on December 8, 2006 by Thanos

Jeanne Kirkpatrick, Ambassador to the UN, and one of the most prominent Reagan Democrats, has passed. The Great Lady has gone on, and we will all surely miss her principled reasoned approach to world problems. Continue reading →

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