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By Dick Field Wednesday, October 4, 2006 The Canadian left wing media of little conscience continues on its dangerous, overly zealous way of accusing the RCMP of incompetence and making Mr. Arar a pathetic downtrodden victim of our security police. Before everybody falls down on their knees...

A UN group charged with deciding how the net should be run has failed to reach a decision. The group's report suggests four possible futures for net governance that range from no change to complete overhaul. The proposals will go forward to a key UN net and society conference due to take...

THE HAGUE, 13/09/06 - Justice Minister Piet Hein Donner considers the Netherlands should give Muslims more freedoms to behave according to their traditions. Muslims refusing to shake hands is fine with him. And Sharia law could be introduced in the Netherlands democratically, in the minister's...

New Swedish bloc poised for power Sweden's centre-right leader Fredrik Reinfeldt has begun talks on forming a new government after his coalition narrowly won Sunday's elections. The leader of the Moderate Party declared victory as near-complete results gave him a 1% lead. Mr Reinfeldt, 41...

Muslim religious leaders have accused Pope Benedict XVI of quoting anti-Islamic remarks during a speech at a German university this week. Questioning the concept of holy war, he quoted a 14th-Century Christian emperor who said Muhammad had brought the world only "evil and inhuman" things. A...

Using a network of small, automated telescopes known as HAT, Smithsonian astronomers have discovered a planet unlike any other known world. This new planet, designated HAT-P-1, orbits one member of a pair of distant stars 450 light-years away in the constellation Lacerta. "We could be looking...

A majority of Canadians believe U.S. foreign policy was one of the root causes that led to the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, and Quebecers are quicker to criticize the U.S. administration for its international actions than other Canadians, a recent poll suggests. Those conclusions are found in a...

Canadian astronaut Steve MacLean and his five crewmates put on their orange space suits Friday morning as they prepared for the launch of space shuttle Atlantis in Florida. NASA crews fueled the spacecraft early Friday in anticipation of the much delayed launch at 11:40 a.m. and they were...

‘Stunning’ designs unveiled for WTC site Architects present plans for three more skyscrapers to join Freedom Tower NEW YORK - Architects presented striking new visions for the World Trade Center site Thursday with designs for three more towers — including a diamond-shaped skyscraper — that...

CAIRO, Egypt - Al-Jazeera broadcast Thursday a previously unshown video of the preparations for the Sept. 11 attacks in which al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden is seen meeting with some of the planners and hijackers in a mountain camp in Afghanistan. The station did not say how it obtained the...

Or so states an NDP resolution. Troops acting 'like terrorists?' Draft resolution to go before NDP committee John Ivison, National Post Published: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 OTTAWA - Canada's troops in Afghanistan have been "acting like terrorists, destroying communities, killing and...

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Gee wiz, this thread is about sandwiches.

Never heard of them, you should of tried the soup nazi when he was still around. The soup was real good. His soup with a pastrami sandwich from Katz's, oh man, it's better than sex. Well not really, but close enough lol.

That's not Katz's Deli. Katz's Deli is in the Lower East Side on Houston Street.

Re: RE: Best sandwich ever! Best deli in town my man, now I know for sure you've been around. :lol:

Re: RE: Best sandwich ever! It's in Spanish Harlem uptown Manhattan, not a place for fascists.

Hot pastrami sandwich on rye with mustard and a thin slice of pickle from Katz's Deli in the Lower East Side Manhattan, it's to die for. I deliver!!! :lol:

An award-winning Iraqi journalist wonders about the cost of the U.S. invasion. May 12, 2006 - On Wednesday I sat in a darkened room at the Kennedy Library in Boston watching photos from Iraq projected on a wall screen as an Associated Press photographer talked about covering the anguish of...