Archive for February, 2006
Drawing the line
Why are those who claim to stand for press freedom sitting out the battle between the cartoonists and the theocrats?
Gunmen storm an EU office in Gaza, Lebanese set ablaze the Danish embassy in Damascus, protestors in Islamic countries carry signs reading “Death to blasphemers,” and an imam in Norway declares, “The war has begun.” All […]
Drawing conclusions
Jeremy Lott just called me up from out on the east coast to tell me about this entry on his new joint blog 4pundits.com. It seems the entire staff of the New York Press, a weekly, quit after the publisher told them they could not run the much discussed Danish cartoons in their paper. Said […]
Burying the fossil fuel theory
There is evidence that hydrocarbons can occur naturally, but most geologists are sticking with the dinosaurs
All his life, Jerome Corsi’s been told that we’re running out of oil. “I remember driving with my dad in a 1952 Plymouth and listening to him talk about the end of oil,” says the 59-year-old New Jersey author. “Hasn’t […]
Coming on Strong?
U.S. authorities have nabbed the Iraqi agent who gave UN executive Maurice Strong a million bucks. Is Strong next?
Not many people would try eliciting sympathy from a Texas judge by claiming they had been unfairly kidnapped in another country while on the lam from American authorities. But Tongsun Park, the notorious political greaser, has nothing, […]
Question Period: Edward Greenspan
Born Feb. 28, 1944, Niagara Falls, Ont. Senior partner, Greenspan, White, Barristers, Toronto. Queen’s Counsel.
Kevin Steel: You have defended clients in some of the toughest cases in Canadian history, including German financier Karlheinz Schreiber, Robert Latimer and Garth Drabinsky. Now you’re defending Conrad Black in his U.S. criminal trial. How do the odds look for […]
We stand
American Jeremy Lott gives his northern neighbour a little Big Apple exposure in a column for the New York Press: GIULIANI TIME, EH? Canada gets itself some guns.
…arming border officials might give new meaning to the last line of the country’s national anthem. You know, the part where hockey fans sing, “We stand on guard […]
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