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Maybe you should educate yourself on the peer review process before you blow any more smoke. Here's a nice 45 min. podcast with a prominent evolutionary biologist, who's also been an editor and peer reviewer. Get some edumacation - hopefully you learn something. Rationally Speaking...

The world will explode right now or you have just jizzed your pants. Yes or no? (Do you see why this kind of assumptive questioning is misleading now?)

Maybe you should stop posting crap like this and people would actually take you seriously.

Tuition protesters trash office of Quebec education minister Quebec's student tuition protest turned violent again Friday as a group of vandals smashed windows and trashed the Montreal office of the education minister. One person was arrested in the melee. Police say about 15 people...

This just in - scientific review process is extremely flawed according to petrol. All scientists please report for execution.

Pete's too nice. I prefer petrol. ;)

Are you saying your armchair psychology is science?

Northern Gateway pipeline opposed by 50% in B.C Opposition to Enbridge's proposed $5.5-billion Northern Gateway pipeline is growing and has topped 50% in British Columbia, according to an independent survey released Thursday. Opposition to the project was 52% among 1,069 adults in a random...

This seems to be happening every week now since the government imposed back-to-work legislation. Air Canada cancels some flights amid pilot protest Air Canada began cancelling departing flights early today amid reports that some pilots were expected to call in sick in protest. By 7:45 a.m...

RCMP: Lack of gun registry ‘challenging’ OTTAWA — As it prepares to destroy millions of long-gun records, the RCMP says the Conservative government’s decision to scrap the registry will make it tougher to trace firearms used to commit crimes. The process that will lead to deletion of rifle...

Ontario bill targets cellphone contracts and prices Ontario is hanging up on “price gouging” by mobile phone companies with legislation that would cap the costs of cancelling service, provide up-front pricing details and plain-language contracts...

Report confirms oilsands pollution rising A new inventory report on greenhouse gases Wednesday has confirmed that Canadian emissions levels continued to drop in most sectors for 2010 except in the oil-and-gas industry's booming oilsands activities. Canada is required to submit the inventory...

Tragedy turns new page as Zimmerman charged with Trayvon Martin murder George Zimmerman, the neighbourhood-watch “captain” who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager inside a gated community will face second-degree murder charges, a special Florida prosecutor announced Wednesday. “It...

Bomb threat forces emergency landing of Korean Air flight on Vancouver Island VICTORIA - A Korean Air flight bound for Seoul from Vancouver with 134 passengers on board was diverted Tuesday and forced to land in Comox on Vancouver Island after a bomb threat was called into a U.S. call centre...

You guys should stick to polar bears and Al Gore. :lol:

I disagree, and you've done a terrible job proving your point. Don't make me bust out the "unconscionable".

That was pathetic. :lol:

Government cutting 100 food-safety inspectors OTTAWA — Canada's food-safety inspection force will shrink by as many as 100 inspectors — cuts the workers' union says will have an impact on the safety of food purchased by Canadians. The union representing food inspectors says the cuts, to be...

Tennessee enacts evolution, climate change law Tennessee enacted a law Tuesday that critics contend allows public school teachers to challenge climate change and evolution in their classrooms without fear of sanction. Republican Gov. Bill Haslam allowed the controversial measure to become...