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Friday, June 7. 2013

FYI: Drowning people do not splash

They usually just slip under, quietly

Top Science Journal Rebukes Harvard's Top Nutritionist

More junk science. I never believe anything nutrition experts say. Now they tell us that broccoli causes cancer. Sheesh.

U.K. Had the Coldest Spring Since 1962

Inside The New Marble-Filled World Trade Center Subway Station

The Left wages war on Father's Day

The War on Pot Is Both Insanely Racist and Insanely Expensive, New Report Says

It should not be illegal. If you want to be a stoner, then be one. Or be a drunk. It's a free country. Good luck finding a job, though.

Argentina: A Textbook Case Of Government Gone Mad

The people don't care. They ignore the government and the laws. They're Italians.

The IRS Can’t Locate It’s Own Receipts

Criminal Unions: The Perfect ‘Government Union Fat Cat’ Storyi

Sultan: The Apotheosis of Chris Christie

The Hidden Jobless Disaster - At the present slow pace of job growth, it will
require more than a decade to get back to full employment defined by
prerecession standards.

Meet one of the people Joe Biden says lives ‘in fear and in the shadows’

Fixing California: Is the dream becoming a nightmare?

Kimball on Richwine: The assault on truth continues

NYT: President Obama’s Dragnet

Meet PRISM / US-984XN - The US Government's Internet Espionage Super Operation

Makes people feel paranoid

US Mainstream Media Fail to Break Even One of Four Obama Scandals

Hinderaker:

What level of domestic data collection is currently engaged in by what government agencies? And what degree of privacy do Americans want and expect in their digital and electronic communications?

Is Big Data turning government into 'Big Brother?'

Reagan's Normandy speech

Sen. Marco Rubio zeroes in on cutting the 'heart' out of ObamaCare

From Mead:

President Obama is now caught in a trap of his own making. By downplaying the threat and trying to create an atmosphere of peace and normality in the country, he has delegitimated the measures he believes that our safety requires. Having tried and failed to keep these secrets dark and hidden, he must now try to explain what many Americans will find inexplicable. If the terrorists are really on the run, and we can finally go back to a 9/10 state of mind, why are you assembling and wielding the most powerful and intrusive systems of surveillance ever conceived?

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