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Peace Activist Attacks Rock Star, Puts Him in a Coma
All coffee cups and drinking vessels down, please. This is toooo good. The New Zealand Herald is reporting (side-splitting hat tip to Drudge): “A New Zealand peace activist is facing serious assault charges after he allegedly punched a rock singer in London, leaving the man in a coma.”Shhhh. Wait. It gets better (emphasis mine): “Christiaan Briggs, 30, who spent three weeks in Iraq with the Truth…
NY and LA Times Ignored Existence of Three Ongoing SWIFT Investigation
The American Spectator published an article Wednesday thoroughly refuting claims by the New York Times that counterterrorism information revealed in its June 23 exposé was common knowledge. Moreover, to discourage it and the Los Angeles Times from publishing these reports, both were informed of three ongoing investigations using information from SWIFT:According to Treasury and Justice Department…
NBC's 'Today' Gives Voice to Class Envy in Hollywood
Reporter highlights complaint of Academy Award announcer about actors but ignores man's movie work.
Of All the Photos of Rush, This is the One Google Chose
Don't know if it will still be up when you go there, but when I went to Google News Top Stories at about 2:25 PM EDT, this is the photo of Rush Limbaugh that I found, accompanying the various stories reporting that Rush will not be charged in the discovery, when recently going through customs, of a prescription medicine not in his name.NewsBuster Noel Sheppard has written elsewhere about Google'…
Cafferty: Bush 'Might Have Been On To Something' With North Korea
On the 7pm hour of CNN's The Situation Room on Tuesday afternoon, Jack Cafferty admitted President Bush "might have been on to something" when discussing the Axis of Evil in his 2002 State of the Union address (video link from Expose the Left to follow). The topic of the hour was North Korea's long-range missile "testing". North Korea is a country in Bush's Axis of Evil.
CAFFERTY: That was…
CNN Puts Food Police on Patrol in the Grocery Aisle
'American Morning' features anti-food industry Nestle as it scolds shoppers on processed foods.