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Category Archives: politics
Joe Stack: who will take right-wing terrorism seriously?
Stack’s own daughter has portrayed him as hero.
Also posted in Current Affairs, north america, terrorism Tagged IRS, joe stack, scott roeder, u.s. 14 Comments
Re-branding Nigeria: when enough is enough
Nigerians became prisoners in their own country with an ‘incommunicado status.'
Also posted in Current Affairs, Society, africa Tagged belinda otas, nigeria, umaru farouk abdulmutallah, umaru yar’adua 3 Comments
Ukraine’s election: the appeal of Victor Yanukovych
Expectations are low, which is dangerous, because low expectations automatically mean complacency on part of leaders.
Also posted in Columnist, Current Affairs, europe Tagged serhiy tihipko, taras kuzio, victor yanukovich, victor yanukovych, yulia tymoshenko 9 Comments
Jihad vs. McWorld: one man’s terrorist…
Violence against Muslims and desecration of mosques is on the rise. We do not see these incidents as terrorist acts.
Also posted in Columnist, islam, racism, terrorism Tagged al qaeda, canada, farouk umar abdulmutallab 3 Comments
Environmentalists: nature’s conservatives
Organic fanatics are condemning millions of people to, at best, lives of penury and squalor – and, at worst, to death.
Also posted in Science & Technology Tagged al gore, BNP, class, david attenborough, environment, jason walsh, john eliasch 15 Comments


Suddenly, everyone loves Michael Foot. Why?