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Europe’s Finance Woes Widen
The sludge of spendthrift government is spreading across the continent of Europe. In Greece, public employees staged protests even though an actuarial analysis...
UKIP Leader Resembles Tea Party Leaders as He Rips EU
The viral exposure of a video of an anti-European Union speech given earlier this week at European Parliament has some political analysts wondering...
Read moreThe Unintended, or Intended, Effects of Wikileaks?
While the benefits of the items revealed in some of the Wikileaks reports are debatable, one cannot help but wonder about the motives...
Read moreBurka Is Now Swimwear in Australia
If you think the Muslim burka is about as far from looking like “swim wear” as you can imagine, think again. Some Muslim...
Read moreDon Alejo Garza Tamez: True Grit
Many still remember the movie True Grit, with John Wayne playing Rooster Cogburn, the irascible drunk who reluctantly agrees to help Mattie track...
Read moreSwiss Vote to Deport Foreign Criminals
Over the course of centuries, Switzerland has developed a reputation as a place of sanctuary for dissidents and refugees from oppression. From John...
Read moreWikiLeaks Puts the Spotlight on North Korea
As government representatives from the United States, South Korea, and Japan announce that they will meet in Washington, D.C., in early December to...
Read moreIrish Government Near Collapse from Debt Crisis
The financial crisis in Europe, which paralyzed Iceland, which sent Greece into a spiral of angry confrontations with public employees unions, which is...
Read moreNorth Korea Attacks South Korea
North Korea bombarded a South Korean island with a barrage of as many as 170 shells in the early morning hours of November...
Read moreUN Initiative Would Protect Islamic Persecution of Christians in Middle East
At its meeting in Mexico in December, the members of the United Nations General Assembly will vote on an initiative sponsored by the...
Read moreUnder Two Percent of Crimes Punished in Mexico
Even as the illegal immigration crisis continues and more states (including Texas) are considering Arizona-style legislation to counteract federal indifference to the influx...
Read moreHaitians Riot Over UN Cholera “Gift”
The United Nations, an organization whose first Secretary General was Alger Hiss, a Soviet spy embedded in the federal government, almost never even...
Read moreUN Official Admits Cap and Trade Is Wealth Redistribution
Assertions made by climate-change skeptics that there are ulterior motives behind climate-change legislation were confirmed by a leading member of the United Nations...
Read moreBritish Defense Chief: 30 to 40 Years of Afghanistan Occupation Ahead
The foreign policy bait-and-switch continues. First, President Barack Obama declared the end of combat in Iraq, withdrawing some U.S. troops but leaving many...
Read moreU.S. Spy Hive in Mexico City
Mexico's Proceso magazine has revealed the location of a U.S. military intelligence megaplex in Mexico City dubbed by DeadlineLive.info a "North American Union...
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