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  • Global Warming? Blame Jane Fonda

    09/17/2007 2:24:36 AM PDT · by 2ndDivisionVet · 6 replies · 658+ views
    NewsMax ^ | September 15, 2007
    If you're wondering who's largely to blame for the alleged heating up of the climate you need look no further than Jane Fonda. That's what "Freakanomics" columnists Stephen J. Dubner and Steven D. Levitt suggest in Sunday's New York Times Magazine. "If you were asked to name the biggest global warming villains of the past 30 years, here's one name that probably wouldn't spring to mind: Jane Fonda. But should it?" the authors ask. According to Editor & Publisher, the two cite Fonda's anti-nuclear thriller "The China Syndrome," which opened just 12 days before the Three Mile Island accident in...
  • Many US Cities Have Had Murder Rates Higher Than Iraq's 2006 'Violent Death' Rate

    01/03/2007 6:19:30 PM PST · by pissant · 112 replies · 3,311+ views
    Newsbusters ^ | 1/3/07 | Tom Blumer
    The Associated Press released an interesting set of statistics (host link stored for future ref) a couple of days ago that I would suppose were designed to suck away any optimism any fools who still support the mission in Iraq might have (bolds are mine): BAGHDAD, Iraq - Government officials on Monday reported that 16,273 Iraqi civilians, soldiers and police died violent deaths in 2006, a figure larger than an independent Associated Press count for the year by more than 2,500. The tabulation by the Iraqi ministries of Health, Defense and Interior, showed that 14,298 civilians, 1,348 police and 627...