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  1. Dr. Helen Smith interviewing on Pyjamas Tv, in a walk-in humidor of course, the bloggers Val, Alberto, and George from babalublog.com regarding the Cuban blogosphere and some of the challenges of blogging from within the current day prison of Cuba.
    http://www.pjtv.com/?cmd=video&video-id=3531
    and of Chrissie Hynde …. “anytime you have someone.. a songstress or a musician that composes a song for a mass murderer, that tells you that there’s definitely something wrong” … Valentín Prieto

  2. Like most Albertans have been saying Red Eddy is headed for the political bone yard. He can thank making a stronger HRC as part of his ouster. Also his lolly-gagging about doing nothing while we burned. Plus his proliferate spending on big Government entitlements for himself & his cronies.
    If not for Ralph Klein ,the Tories would have been dinner a generation ago. Even back in the hay days the corruption had set in.
    Poll shows Wildrose continues to break era of Tory domination
    Poll shows end of single-party domination
    By Jason Fekete, Calgary Herald May 10, 2010 Comments (150)
    http://www.calgaryherald.com/news/Wildrose+eroding+Tory+grip+power/3007090/story.html

  3. Traders involved in Europe’s flagship climate change programme, the Emissions Trading System – some of whom work at Germany’s biggest banks and energy firms – were the focus of a series of raids and arrests by British and German prosecutors in part of a massive pan-European crackdown on CO2-credit VAT fraud.
    On Friday (30 April), it was revealed that UK tax authorities had raided 81 different offices and homes earlier in the week, arresting 22 individuals – 13 in England and further eight in Scotland.
    The swoop, which occurred two days earlier, involved roughly 450 staff from Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs. German authorities simultaneously raided 230 premises, including the headquarters of Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt and the offices of RWE, one of the largest energy firms in Europe, according to the Bloomberg news agency.
    The operation, which targetted a total of 50 companies and some 150 suspects in Europe’s biggest economy, involved around a thousand investigators from Germany.
    Authorities in eight other EU nations – Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands and Portugal, as well as Norway, outside the bloc – were approached by Frankfurt prosecutors for their help in the investigation.
    http://euobserver.com/22/29996

  4. Rob Breckenridge on QR77 just broke the news that CBC’s The Fifth Estate will be airing an exclusive interview with convicted sex offender and alleged serial predatory pedophile Graham James.
    According to Rob the Ceeb is being coy about where the interview occurred but did intimate that it was not in Canada.
    http://www.am770chqr.com/
    Rob’s comments on this can be found at about the 1:55:00 minute mark of tonight’s show.
    Syncro
    p.s. Is this the same taxpayer subsidized outfit that advocates for the return of Omar Khadr while simultaneously slinking around offshore with a wanted serial child rapist?
    [ How do I find the actual show, Syncro? ~Vitruvius ]

  5. I call shenanigans! Gordon Brown is trying to form some sort of sleazy alliance with the sleazy LibDems so that sleazy New Labour can cling to power having lost the election.
    Short video of speech.
    Yes, I know we’ve all written off Britain, and anyway Brown’s nuts and it won’t happen, but still.

  6. OK, so the Leader Post says:
    “In a scenario not seen at the Saskatchewan legislature in nearly three decades, the speaker of the assembly ruled Tuesday that there was enough evidence to suggest Health Minister Don McMorris misled the assembly to require a debate by MLAs.
    Read more: http://www.leaderpost.com/news/Speaker+asks+MLAs+debate+whether+Health+Minister+McMorris+misled+assembly/2987230/story.html#ixzz0nbSo0txj
    Yet, over at the CBC they say:
    Sask. NDP caucus chief of staff resigns
    Last Updated: Monday, April 30, 2007 | 10:32 AM CT
    CBC News
    The Saskatchewan NDP caucus’s chief of staff, Jim Fodey, has resigned over comments made in the legislature last week and a cabinet minister, Glenn Hagel, has admitted he misled the legislature.
    Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/saskatchewan/story/2007/04/30/fodey.html#ixzz0nbTFKnik
    Both journalists can’t be right? Can they? Is Angela Hall trying to misled?
    How does that go? Now is the time we Juxtapose!

  7. The nine most terrifying words in the English language -‘I’m from the government and I’m here to help.’
    The eight most terrifying words – ‘Academics urge radical new approach to climate change’
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science_and_environment/10106362.stm
    “A major change of approach is needed if society is to restrain climate change, according to a report from a self-styled “eclectic” group of academics…The paper is named after Hartwell House, the Buckinghamshire mansion, hotel and spa where the group of 14 academics from Europe, North America and Japan gathered in February to develop their ideas. ”

  8. The article referenced by Atric is available here:

    http://www.j-source.ca/english_new/detail.php?id=5100

    Is it ‘neutral’ to spread lies?
    By Richard Moon – May 11, 2010
    The Canadian Journalism Project

    The Canadian Human Rights Commission has a 100 percent conviction rate for hate speech cases, and rights commissions routinely make bizarre decisions upholding, for instance, the right of fast-food workers not to wash their hands. Right? Wrong. These false claims and more have been carelessly spread by Canadian news media, writes Richard Moon, Professor of Law at the University of Windsor. Too often, he argues, journalists treat alleged facts as if they were opinions, channeling them to the audience in the name of “balance” without context or verification.

    The next time you don’t provide a valid link and a reasonable description, Atric, your comment will be deleted. I don’t have all day to babysit people who can’t be bothered to be responsible to the viewers of SDA Reader Tips. The other commenters here can be responsible (look above), you can too.

  9. Vit
    Sorry bout dat, let me clarify.
    The link to the CHQR audio vault can be found on the bottom of their home page. CHQR has recently changed the audio vault so you no longer are required to register. The specific segment I mentioned above can be found around 10:54 p.m. Monday May 10th.
    They have moved Rob from the 7-9 pm slot and into the 9-11 pm position.
    Syncro

  10. Aha! Here:
    http://www.am770chqr.com/other/AudioVault.html
    Roger that, Syncro. Please try to remember, folks, in the future, that we readers can’t see what you see in your browser, and why it’s important; we can only see what you tell us to look at, and why you tell us it’s important. We’re relying on you to give us good directions where to look, and why we should look there.

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