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Farewell to ‘predictable, tiresome and dreary’ women’s studies

Some things make one think of the Wizard of Oz. Farewell to 'predictable, tiresome and dreary' women's studies Women's studies, which came to prominence in the wake of the 1960s feminist movement, is to vanish from British universities as an undergraduate degree this summer. Dwindling interest in the subject means that the final 12 students will [...]

Gun Lawsuits Misfire

The lamestream media told you: Reeling from wave after wave of gun crime, cities across America have filed lawsuits against gun manufacturers and the gun industry in general, to try to halt the senseless violence they initiate. These righteous lawsuits seek compensation for the acts of criminals, and are being waged by decent upstanding lawyers [...]

Whether the Weather

The lamestream media told you: "In what could be described as a monsoon dew-over, the National Weather Service will abandon its decades-old system of using dew points to mark the onset of summer thunderstorms and simply set a date," writes Shaun McKinnon, on the lead page-one story for the Arizona Republic, entitled, "This Year We'll Know." The [...]

Hillary Dodges Sniper Fire from Bill Maher

Bill Maher can push the needle on the lib-meter to the “Olbermann” level, but at least he doesn’t believe in a 9/11 conspiracy, and he certainly has Hillary’s number. Below is part of Maher’s monolog on Hillary Clinton, taken from a recent “Real Time.” If you don’t have time to watch the three minute [...]

Yahoo! for Women

Good news, ladies — you’ll soon have another website pandering to you: Yahoo Inc. on Monday launched a site for women between ages 25 and 54, calling it a key demographic underserved by current Yahoo properties. Yahoo! said the new site for women will be called HooHa! Just kidding… it’s called “Honey, what are you [...]

Monday

Monday

Today’s column at WorldNetDaily revolves around a woman who is suing the government’s Transportation and Security Agency after being told to remove her nipple rings before boarding a flight in Texas. Were the skies made safer that day? Give a read to the column that I believe sets my new record for movie references, “Piercing [...]

Bushball

George W. Bush threw out the opening pitch at Nationals Park in Washington on Sunday. The president “brought the heat,” which will only make Gore more certain than ever that Bush is responsible for global warming. When you’re a lightning rod like Bush is, you know you’re going to get thumped with boos whenever you appear [...]

D.C. v. Heller Eyewitness Wrapup: Part 1

Like everyone, I’m on pins and needles to see the D.C. v. Heller gun-ban decision, all the speculation is fun but meaningless, but fun. Yes, the Court seemed favorable to an individual right and overturning the D.C. total gun ban, even the lamestream media picked that up. But then you have to think about the Kelo decision (eminent domain) and [...]

Vaccinations and Drugs are being forced on the Public, Part I

Vaccinations and drugs the government says fight against disease are being forced on the public more and more these days. These are vaccines that are not necessary and are having serious health effects on the public. Suicide. Seizures. Fainting. The list goes on and on. Are those the sort of side effects you would want associated with your [...]

Five Year War

The lamestream media told you: On the fifth anniversary of the Iraq war, we've had this many soldiers killed from our country, this many from other countries, we've spent this much money, we have endless challenges remaining, there is no end in sight unless you elect the people we tell you to, and the dead include brothers and sisters, family [...]

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