English Riots Aftermath

2nd August 2011 Cameron in Bullingdon riot row with BBC The Prime Minister, was challenged by Evan Davis on BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning about being a member of Oxford University's notorious...

US politicians' & voters' financial reality disconnect

These is a teaser for a article I wrote on Examiner.com: "Anger overwhelmed this author upon seeing these two headlines next to each other on the front page above the fold: " 1) S&P downgrades U.S. debt...

I Love Pakistani Rangers,Police & Other Forces.Now I'm Confused !

MY PAST EXPERIENCE = When I Was A Karachi University Student During 2001 -2003, I Remember That My Department Of Public Administration Was Little Far Away From ' Maskan Gate ' ...... And From The Very Beginning,...

Chaos Theory,Rank & File Wisconsin Public Employees&True TEAParty

The following is an except from an article I wrote on Examiner.com: "From now until the 2012 elections, I am going to write a series of articles with the express purpose of trying to get the average reader to ...

Reorganization of MN Judicial Reform & Accountability TEA Party

This is an except from an article I wrote on Examiner.com: Announcing the Reorganization of Minnesota Judicial Reform and Accountability TEA Party.  Don Mashak, the leader of Minnesota Judicial Reform and Accountability TEA Party has announced a name change and...

Information scandal continues in BC

So, what is what? What information is meant to be public and what private.  What are we supposed to have access to? At least this is a start. Maybe, now the British Columbia government can finally make up their mind about the private and public information collected...

BC courthouses under scrutiny for public document access

Three reporters from the Times Colonist are putting their journalism skills to the test in their mission to exploit the inconsistencies that exist in British Columbia's open court system and in the accessing of public court documents.  "... The idea was quite simple,...

UK and France reopen their embassies in Yemen

New DElhi: The UK and France have reopened their embassies in Yemen, after they were closed earlier this week in response to a possible al-Qaeda threat. The British embassy said its public services still remained...

Toronto Humane Society Update: Re-opens to public

Original article: Animal cruelty: Humane Society officials and president arrested, November 6, 2009 In follow-up to the late November story about the closure of the Toronto Humane Society facility, CTV...

Tony Blair admits: I would have invaded Iraq anyway

Blair admits to wanting a regime change in Iraq, because the the world would be a better place without Saddam. My opinion is; Of course it caused a problem with British oil interests and Blair had to appease...

Leaked documents reveal No 10 cover-up over Iraq invasion

This could lead to a British Ex-Prime Minister being trailed for war crimes on the rebound it could also lead to an Ex-President of the USA also being put on trial. I think the present Labour government wants Tony...

Oh My! Public vs Private pay and pensions and bonuses

" As researchers for The Free Enterprise Nation began compiling information about the pay and benefits disparity that exists between government/public education and those who work in the private sector, we'd hear an occasional "OH, MY GOSH!" or "OH, MY!" as they found another...

MacArthur Foundation Hands Out Genius Grants

The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation has handed out its yearly Genius Awards to 24 American geniuses. The 24 individuals are being rewarded for creativity, originality, and potential to make important contributions in the future. Only U.S. citizens and residents...

Obama To Address Congress About Health Care

U.S. President Barack Obama will be delivering a speech regarding the proposed health care reform on Wednesday, in a rare joint session of Congress. Obama's proposed health care reform has been met with storng...

Canadian doctors want competition. Politicians are you listening

85% of Canadian doctors favour competition as a way to improve the quality of Canada's failing healthcare system.  What can I say but FINALLY and THANK YOU!  Now we need our politicians to open their...

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