Ron Paul, Objectivist Libertarian & Political Quack
Jack Shafer
Gerald Posner's Case Closed, celebrated as downright revelatory by major media far and wide as the bottom line on John Kennedy's murder, had a lie in it - the first sentence.
Jack Shafer
Gerald Posner's Case Closed, celebrated as downright revelatory by major media far and wide as the bottom line on John Kennedy's murder, had a lie in it - the first sentence.
Experienced Death Panelist with good people skills, lobbying connections, a decade's worth of experience with a major, cash-rich insurance carrier (AIG) seeks position, preferably governmental, dispensing with terminal patients (or those requiring prohibitively-costly care) representing a loss to the balance of medical assets under the Useless Eaters provision of the pending health care bill (cf.
'Survivor Doe' filing is too late, judge rules A lawsuit alleging sexual abuse by Gerald Robinson, left, and others was dismissed by Common Pleas Judge Ruth Ann Franks.
" ... So who was to blame for all this? The finger is being pointed directly at the World Health Organisation..
Alex Constantine
(This is the short version of the Mockingbird article, published by a San Francisco alternative newspaper in 1996.
By Eric Savitz Barron's | January 13, 2010 Genetically-modified corn sold by Monsanto (MON) causes organ damage in rats, according to a paper by three French scientists published in the International Journal of Biological Sciences.
George Lardner Jr.
Goldberg a Veteran at Recording Gossip By George Lardner Jr. Washington Post | February 4, 1998; Page A12 Whe.
Weekly Pulse: Who are Landrieu's alleged phone tamperers? By Lindsay Beyerstein Media Consortium | February 3, 2010 Stan Dai, O'Keefe's accomplice, has multiple intelligence connections, including the CIA, and was reportedly arrested with a listening device in his possession capable of receiving telephone transmissions, lending weight to the theory that the crew was attempting to tap Sen.
Francis Boyle
By Francis Boyle Atlantic Free Press | 26 January 2010 Professor Francis A. Boyle of the University of Illino.