Good news for redheads: a tanning drug for the pale-skinned
Brown skin looks healthier for everybody. Let's face it: Caucasian skin is not beautiful - but gingers do look cool with their special skin color
Artificial Cartilage Under Tension as Strong as Natural
As Insty would say, Faster, please. But stronger than natural might be better
Moonbats Bark That We Should Give Up AC
Wind power fails in Canada – a 23 year life span not likely to be replaced
The Climate Confederacy
Visualizing Baltimore's Opiate Experience
Against American imperialism
Who´s afraid of George Soros? Governments across the globe turn on Hillary Clinton supporter accused of pushing his neoliberalagenda worldwide
Obama’s Meddling in Foreign Elections: Six Examples
White House Makes It Official: It Wants to Keep Snooping on Americans - Trump and group of GOP senators don’t want us to have greater privacy protections from unwarranted domestic surveillance.
Bad news
“Steely Silence”: Comey Reportedly Confronted Loretta Lynch With Document Claiming She Was Protecting Hillary On Emailgate
FAKE NEWS=> MSNBC Caught Trying to Pass Off Top Obama Campaign Director as Random Passerby
Via NY Post:
“The losing political party is using a conspiracy theory — without having a single shred of evidence — to DERAIL a constitutionally-elected president.”
Dem demolition strategy shifts from Collusion To Obstruction
AN INVESTIGATION OF NOTHING
The Ugly Question: What If The Russia Russia Russia Story Was Nothing?
Chavista celebrities refuse to say they were wrong about socialism
Radical chic
Hamas tried to stop humanitarian aid distribution in Gaza
Britain’s Election Disaster - Theresa May’s political incompetence carries a high price.:
Perhaps the most alarming aspect of the election was the recrudescence of the politics of envy and resentment. This is not to say that there are no genuine or severe problems in the country: the stagnation of productivity, the precariousness of income, the deficiencies in public services, the low cultural and educational level of much of the population, the inadequacy of the housing stock, and so forth. But the only solution ever heard to these problems, which are evident the moment you leave a prosperous area whose residents are likely to vote Conservative, is more government expenditure. Even the Conservatives went in for this, though more mildly than Labour. Prime Minister May refused to rule out tax increases, for example.
The Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn radiated dislike of the prosperous, even the modestly prosperous...
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None of this worried the young, who had as yet no stake in property, only what are sometimes called ideals. The Labour Party offered them and others the beguiling vision of living perpetually at the expense of others—Frédéric Bastiat’s definition of the state. The Laffer curve meant nothing to them; punishing the prosperous was more important and gratifying than understanding how to maximize tax receipts.
The election could take Britain back more than 50 years.
