The European Union’s leaders yesterday has made a decision. They formally elected the first president of the EU and its ‘secretary of state’ too.Mr. Herman Van Rompuy, an unknown Christian...
opinion by jigo | 16 hrs ago | updated 15 hrs ago 75 views | 36 recommendations | 5 comments
I have never met a real Christian, it’s actual very alarming that no body that calls themselves a Christian have not understood what Christ was actually saying. The present day format of Christianity is a...
President Obama on his visit to Asia has been a trend-changer on many accounts. In a zeal to "strengthen" tied with China, US seems to have stepped in the wrong alley. After US-China released a joint press...
Now that Palin has tasted the high life she is not about to give it up any time soon - and if that means making Liberals squirm while she speaks and is televised, or whoops it up with her 'fellow' neo-con nutcases as they buy into her persona, so be it.Yet, with one piece of...
Moon’s Unification Church Coerced Washington Times Editor to Attend Mass Wedding
The editor filed an EEOC complaint because he was dismissed for complaining about being forced to attend what he called a...
opinion by YankeeJim | 2 days ago | updated 2 days ago 30 views | 0 recommendations | 2 comments
Nearly 3 times the size of the Washington Monument of "Pink slips" have already been delivered to Congress demanding that the Government will stay out of health care, energy and speech. "It's encouraging to know that the message is finally being heard and not a moment too...
opinion by Entesvey | 2 days ago 11 views | 2 recommendations | 0 comments
Today is the 20th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia. Thousands flood the street of Prague to remember the non-violent revolution that brought down communist rule 20 years ago. Vaclav Havel,...
created by swu | 3 days ago | updated 3 days ago 145 views | 14 recommendations | 1 comment
Transparency International (TI), a Berlin based organization, which is a civil society organization and claims to be leading the fight against corruption, has released its annual Corruption Perception Index...
Would it be too far fetched for me to assume that the world benefits from a broken Africa? If I was even so bold as to imply that an Africa in turmoil bodes well for a world economy that is sustained in part by the...
opinion by Kwapi V | 4 days ago | updated 4 days ago 29 views | 4 recommendations | 2 comments
It was 2 am on a Saturday night. I was alone and in bed wondering what I could do to fall asleep and then it hit me, I can watch a documentary!
I had heard about Barry Levinson making this film Polliwood, which was filmed at both the Democrat and Republican conventions...
opinion by tprince5 | 4 days ago 18 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
By, Uwe Paschen. Is Japan’s change to be a beacon for a World to follow or merely an Isolated move by one bold Nation defying a super power? Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama and his Party (DPJ) won a historic...
opinion by Paschen | 1 wk ago | updated 1 day ago 391 views | 69 recommendations | 23 comments
On Aug. 6, the same day the White House told its supporters to “punch back twice as hard,” black conservative Kenneth Gladney (right) found himself at the receiving end of several of those punches. He was beaten by a group of thugs from the Service Employees International...