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Who Knew?: Anti-Globalism We’re on location here in New York City to report first hand on the huge protest at the UN headquarters in Manhattan over the General Assembly’s killing of resolutions condemming human rights abuses in both Zimbabwe and Sudan for “coming too near the level of taking sides in the war of Weltanschauungs … Continue reading Anti-Globalism, or: Stuff I miss even though it's only a short walk away
I have decided that New York is the place where you eat too much food. I just had a fish-and-chips dinner wherein the piece of codfish I had was bigger than I thought codfishes were. So of course I had dessert, too — an individual Baked Alaska. So of course, I ate it all. Food … Continue reading Food in New York
Good summation by David Brooks in The New York Times > Opinion > Op-Ed Columnist: The Values-Vote Myth: But the same insularity that caused many liberals to lose touch with the rest of the country now causes them to simplify, misunderstand and condescend to the people who voted for Bush. If you want to understand … Continue reading Why the Democrats lost
Maariv International: Reuters terminology laundry Recently, as a result of a spat with the CanWest media group, Reuter’s dirty little secret finally came out, they never call use the “T-word” when reporting terror attacks, preferring terms like militants or activists. This was admitted by two senior Reuters officials. In an interview with the New York … Continue reading Terrorism, defined and clarified
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