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Massacre at Haditha: Return of the Bad Apple Defense Posted by: lex on http://PEJ.org Sunday, May 28, 2006 - 11:39 PM Peace News Massacre at Haditha: Return of the Bad Apple Defense Feral Scholar - Stan Goff - The Guardian Unlimited ran a story today about the Haditha massacre. It called...

Those Alpacas are living, walking, cartoons aren't they. link

british columbia news Friday, May 26, 2006 Mexican pot found in fishholds and behind false wall of seized ship VICTORIA (CP) - Police have found 1,600 kilograms of marijuana aboard a ship seized at Ucluelet on Monday. The RCMP say 142 bales of the Mexican pot were found in a hold and another...

Oilers in the final. Yeah... :lol: :lol: :lol:

I've been trying to find something good that has come with the American invasion of Iraq. The proponents of this war described all the myriad atrocities of Saddam Hussein, but could they be a lot worse than what has happened under the American occupation? The torture at Abu Graibe prison(sp)...

We have a new neighbor who has a car alarm on a six or eight year old Chevy. These people moved in a couple months ago and about every other night some cat jumps on the hood of this car or something and sets off the alarm. Our street is well-lighted and the danger of someone stealing this...

From CBC news this am This is insanity. I would say charges should be laid against the driver, and the bus company for leaving the potentially dangerous bus unattended. If the bus had been locked, the accident wouldn't have happened.

If you want to understand Jack Kennedy's life and death, you have to look at who his father was. Joe Kennedy, Sr. was a leader of the appeasement Right-wing of the Democratic Party. He was considered so dangerous a Nazi sympathizer by FDR that a way had to be found to get him the hell out of...

I mean there must be a string, or a remote control to make him rattle off a current idiotic statement. link

May 15, 2005 'We were abandoned' An elite unit of snipers went from standouts to outcasts -- victims, many say, of a witch hunt driven by jealousy and fear MICHAEL FRISCOLANTI Lying low beside the rifle, his stomach touching the ground, Cpl. Rob Furlong concentrated hard on his breathing...

At the World Hockey Championships, Canada just defeated Latvia 11 - 0. Last year Latvia was fifth over all. This year the team is made up of young players from the Junior team, NHL players, and players from the Spengler Cup team. The average age is less than 23 years. They are a speedy...

Having an alligator pull you into the water and tear your arms off, is not something most Canadians worry about while jogging. link

british columbia news Wednesday, May 10, 2006 Malik says he'll answer questions at Air India inquiry Ripudaman Singh Malik wants to expand his religious schools in Surrey, B.C. (CBC.ca image) (CBC) - One of the men acquitted in the Air India bombing trial says he'll gladly answer all...

Judge to rule Friday on parole for Cecilia Zhang's killer Last Updated Wed, 10 May 2006 08:37:20 EDT CBC News An Ontario judge will rule Friday when the Chinese visa student convicted of killing nine-year-old Cecilia Zhang will be eligible for parole. A photo of Min Chen is shown by Peel...

Turkey pulls envoys to Canada, France Last Updated Mon, 08 May 2006 10:27:51 EDT CBC News Turkey has recalled its ambassadors to Canada and France to protest moves by the governments of those two countries to describe the mass killings of Armenians 90 years ago as genocide. The diplomatic...

link UFO study finds no sign of aliens Mark Simpson BBC News "Mysterious" flashing lights over Worcestershire The 400-page report was kept secret for six years Alleged UFO sightings A confidential Ministry of Defence report on Unidentified Flying Objects has concluded that there is no...

Depleted Uranium-Far Worse Than 9/11 Douglas Westerman In 1979, depleted uranium (DU) particles escaped from the National Lead Industries factory near Albany, N.Y.,which was manufacturing DU weapons for the U.S military. The particles traveled 26 miles and were discovered in a laboratory filter...

Polar Bears Drowning Submitted by Mathew Gross on December 15, 2005 - 12:25pm. Environment It may be the latest evidence of global warming: Polar bears are drowning. Scientists for the first time have documented multiple deaths of polar bears off Alaska, where they likely drowned...

New BMW M5 A lot of us "consumers" are aware of this car but I'm sure few of us will be buying. The car normally has 400 horsepower but if you really feel the need to go, you can push a button on the dashboard that boosts it up to 507 horsepower. Truly a hedonistic delight, but hardly a...

April 28, 2006 Forget selling arms. Apparently, peddling burgers is the world's most unethical pursuit STEVE MAICH Earlier this month, a British-based research firm called the Fraser Consultancy released a report on corporate ethics, naming McDonald's as the world's most unethical company...