Is Hillary Clinton the Crazy Aunt in the Attic?
• MondorebIs Hillary Clinton about to become the Democrat equivalent to the “crazy aunt in the attic”: at times fondly remembered, but still crazy? That’s the verdict of Politico’s James Kotecki.
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Three Arrested For Robbing Grave for Skull Bong
• GinnThree Kingwood Texas teens are under arrest for digging up an abandoned grave and stealing a skull to use as a bong. Complete historical bong info included.
Feds want your photo on E-Verify
• Arizona Daily StarU.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services wants to see your ID. More specifically, they want to put your driver's license photo in E-Verify, a nationwide database that employers in Arizona must use to check your eligibility for work.
Tennessee Governor: Tax collections "deteriorating dramatically"
• CalculatedRisk.blogspot.comHe said the first quarter was the third worst on record, and second quarter "is certainly shaping up to be worse than that"
Ahmadinejad brands Israel a 'stinking corpse'
• Rawstory.comAhmadinejad was quoted as saying by the official IRNA news agency. "Today the reason for the Zionist regime's existence is questioned, and this regime is on its way to annihilation," he said.
Relight the Flame of Freedom in Denver - End WAR
Melinda Pillsbury-fosterIt is time to renew the mission and remember that freedom is an absolute.
Eurabia: The Coming of the House of War
• Mondoreb“Islam divides the world into two parts. The part governed by sharia, or Islamic law, is called the Dar al-Islam, or House of Submission. Everything else is the Dar al-Harb, or House of War, so called because it will take war—holy war, jihad—to bring
Maury: A Win-win-win Moment for Must-Retch TV
• GinnA recent win-win-win moment for Must-Retch TV in the land of the Lowest Common Denominator.
UrineLuck Out of Luck: Feds Raid Spectrum Labs
• GinnThe makers of Urineluck are out of luck as Feds have raided Spectrum Labs in Kentucky and Ohio; meanwhile a Carolina Senator “pushes” a bill to require all persons running for federal office be “drug tested”.
American housing - Map of misery
• Economist.com/financeBut their models suggest that six states—Arizona, Florida, Virginia, Maryland, California and New Jersey, could see further price declines of 25% or more.
Killing Enemies Without Trial - by Jacob Hornberger
• CounterPunch.orgBetter to simply kill them (or torture them and then kill them). Yes, war is hell, and sometimes innocent people are killed in the process. But what better, more efficient way to rid a nation of its enemies....
Death of the SUV
• Michael Shedlock / MishDemographics also play a role. Baby boomers are trading in larger vehicles as their nests empty, and their children are now of car-buying age. Half of the next generation will pick small cars for their first set of wheels....
WaMu's Suspect Mortgage Pool
• Michael Shedlock / MishIn one year, the pool was 29.07% 60-day delinquent or worse. Of that, 13.87% is in foreclosure and 6.21% is bank owned real estate.
Will McCain drag America to war with Islam?
• AfterDowningStreet.orgTake a close look at some of the religious leaders who back McCain.
To woo conservatives, McCain pledges war on 'evil'
• Rawstory.comThe presumptive Republican nominee "singled out" China, Iran, Myanmar, Sudan, North Korea and Saudi Arabia for restricting religious freedom -- "a subject of great importance."
New Radio Interview with Christine Smith
• Paid for by Christine Smith for PresidentSmith discusses child pornography, the FBI, anarchism, rule of law, the future of the LP, and more.
Mississippi Drug War Blues
• Reason.tvAt 11p.m on December 26, 2001 police in Prentiss, Mississippi raided the residence of Cory Maye, a 21-year-old father at home with his 18-month-old daughter. Reason.tv's Drew Carey chronicles the horror Maye has lived with since.
Ramzy Baroud's "The Second Palestinian Intifada"
Stephen LendmanCourageous Palestinian resistance against Israeli repression
Tape Captures Philly Police Brutally Beating Suspects
• YouTube"On the surface it certainly does not look good…” Those words, spoken by Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey in response to a television station helicopter captured police officers beating several people on film during a traffic s
Bernanke's bind
• Gold ReportTHE spirit of St Augustine hovered over the Federal Reserve this week. “Oh Lord, let us stop cutting interest rates, but not yet,” is pretty much what America’s central bankers decided on Wednesday April 30th. The Fed’s governors cut their policy rat
Sharpton arrested as hundreds protest NYC police shooting
• APThe Rev. Al Sharpton was among 216 arrested as demonstrators blocked traffic at the height of the evening rush hour to protest the acquittal of 3 detectives in the 50-bullet shooting of an unarmed black man on his wedding day.
US envoy says death toll from Myanmar cyclone might exceed 100,000
• APHungry people swarmed the few open shops and fistfights broke out over food and water in Myanmar's swamped Irrawaddy delta Wednesday as a top U.S. diplomat warned that the death toll from a devastating cyclone could top 100,000.
Feds penetrated drug culture easily at San Diego State
• APUndercover agents who posed as college students to bust more than 100 suspected drug dealers at San Diego State University never had to crack a book to gain acceptance on campus. All it took was cash. [Brave, brave Sir Robin.]
15 Philly officers being taken off street after videotaped beating
• APFifteen Philadelphia police officers will be taken off the street as authorities investigate a video showing three suspects being kicked and beaten by city police. A spokesman for Mayor Michael Nutter says the mayor stands behind the police depart
Cheney aide subpoenaed to testify to Congress
• ReutersU.S. Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff was subpoenaed on Wednesday to testify in a congressional probe of the administration's treatment and possible torture of enemy combatants.
World's Strangest Creature? Part Mammal, Part Reptile
• LiveScienceThe platypus sports fur like a mammal, paddles its duck feet like a bird and lays eggs in the manner of a reptile. Nature's instruction manual for this oddball, it turns out, is just as much of a mishmash.
ABC News to launch on-campus bureaus
• ReutersABC News, looking to bolster its connection with younger viewers, plans to open bureaus this autumn on the campuses of five universities across the United States, the network said.
Technical flaws mar hearing in new Guantanamo court
• ReutersOsama bin Laden's suspected "media director" rejected U.S. terrorism court proceedings and renewed his allegiance to the al Qaeda leader in a hearing marred by technical flaws in a new Guantanamo courtroom.
EPA might not act on rocket fuel in water
• Associated PressAn EPA official said Tuesday there’s a “distinct possibility” the agency won’t take action to rid drinking water of a toxic rocket fuel ingredient that has contaminated public water supplies around the country.
An Experiment in Backyard Sustainability
• Peak MomentThink you can't grow in a small space? Think again. A must-see video for those interested in making it through the coming economic collapse and food shortage.
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