Jul 27, 2009 1 Comment ›› Erik Wong
I feel bad for the people who had to help demonstrate... :-P
Continue ReadingJul 27, 2009 8 Comments ›› Erik Wong
MSNBC: DALLAS - Off-duty police officers are patrolling streets, looking for people illegally watering their lawns and gardens. Residents are encouraged to stealthily rat out water scofflaws on a 24-hour hot line. One Texas lake has dipped so low that stolen cars dumped years ago are peeking up through the waterline. The nation's most drought-stricken state is ...
Continue ReadingJul 26, 2009 38 Comments ›› Erik Wong
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Continue ReadingJul 26, 2009 3 Comments ›› Erik Wong
WorldNetDaily: Official correspondence, released under the United Kingdom's Freedom of Information law, reveals that U.S. radio talk-show host Michael Savage's name was placed on a list of people banned from Britain in order to provide "balance" to a "least wanted" list dominated by Muslim extremists, and the decision was made "at the highest level of government," ...
Continue ReadingJul 25, 2009 48 Comments ›› Erik Wong
Time to move on, why? So we won't notice more and more how much of a racist, croniest, Marxist president we have? Gates is trying to cover his friend's ass by putting this whole ugly scenario to rest, because he knows it isn't making Obama look good. FOX News: BOSTON — Black Harvard scholar ...
Continue ReadingJul 24, 2009 21 Comments ›› Erik Wong
FOX News: MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Ousted Honduran President Manuel Zelaya stepped Friday across the border into Honduras in a symbolic return home despite the threat of arrest. Zelaya arrived Friday at the land border of Nicaragua and Honduras in an attempt to retake power after he was overthrown in a military coup. Meanwhile security forces clashed with ...
Continue ReadingJul 24, 2009 3 Comments ›› Erik Wong
TEHRAN, Iran - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad caved into pressure from hardline clerics and the country's supreme leader Friday and allowed the resignation of his top deputy after a week-long standoff. For days, the president had resisted pressure from hard-liners, including a direct order from the supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, to dismiss his choice for ...
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Just Another Smear Campaign: Palin’s Ethics Investigator Has Very Close Ties To The Democratic Party
Jul 24, 2009 5 Comments ›› Erik Wong
FOX News: The independent investigator who has accused Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin of violating state ethics laws is a major donor to the Democratic Party as well as a partner in a law firm that represented Barack Obama's presidential campaign. Thomas Daniel was hired by the Alaska Personnel Board in late April to investigate several complaints against ...
Continue ReadingJul 24, 2009 9 Comments ›› Erik Wong
FOX News: SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea publicly executed a Christian woman last month for distributing the Bible, which is banned in the communist nation, South Korean activists said Friday. Ri Hyon Ok, 33, was also accused of spying for South Korea and the United States and organizing dissidents. She was executed in the northwestern ...
Continue ReadingJul 24, 2009 12 Comments ›› Erik Wong
I say good riddance. Find the person who killed her and give them a medal. KIDK: AMMON - The woman responsible for creating an online fraud involving the Livestrong foundation has been found dead in her car. Meet 15-year-old Jonathan Jay White. A young boy from Ammon, Idaho fighting for his life against brain cancer. The boy blogs ...
Continue ReadingJul 24, 2009 1 Comment ›› Erik Wong
MyFoxBoston: WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama said Wednesday that police acted "stupidly" in the arrest of prominent black scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr. and that despite racial progress blacks and Hispanics are still singled out unfairly for arrest. "This still haunts us," Obama said. Obama called Gates a friend, and said he doesn't know all the facts of ...
Continue ReadingJul 23, 2009 17 Comments ›› Pat Dollard
The Hill: President Obama's Wednesday night criticism of Cambridge, Mass., police has drawn a rebuke from the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP). The criticism comes after Obama said Cambridge police officers acted "stupidly" when they arrested Henry Louis Gates, a friend of the president's, after he broke into his own home. Gates was arrested on disorderly conduct ...
Continue ReadingJul 23, 2009 2 Comments ›› Erik Wong
FOX News: There is no sign that a missing Texas soldier now in police custody was ever kidnapped for ransom as his family claimed, the Army said Thursday. Pfc. James Gonzalez, 24, was arrested Wednesday night after being found unharmed, said U.S. Army Criminal Investigations Command spokesman Christopher Grey. There are no indications that Gonzalez was abducted, Grey ...
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