Catalog FeedFuneral arrangements are pending for former Los Angeles Superior Court Presiding Judge Thomas T. Johnson. He died Wednesday at his home of congestive heart failure, at the age of 88, court officials said. While he led the court for two years, the judge may be best known for having presided over a 1981 dispute between [...]
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A hate crime investigation is under way after a noose was found hanging in the World Trade Center. The discovery of the historic racist symbol at a such an evocative site has sparked outrage, with one commentator saying: ‘This isn’t the way to begin anew.’ Although the motive behind the placement of the noose is [...]
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Well past midnight on Wednesday, Dec. 21, a few dozen Russian activists gathered outside a jail in the south of Moscow to await the release of Alexei Navalny, the blogger at the forefront of Russia‘s opposition movement. A snowstorm had begun that night, so only his hardcore supporters showed up at the jailhouse gate, passing around thermoses of [...]
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I love Ron Paul. I liked him a lot during the last republican nomination and no one gave him a chance. If he wins the nomination for the Republican party in 2012 he’s got my vote. Too bad he probably won’t. After receiving a bunch of hateful tweets in response, Kelly wrote the following message:I am [...]
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Metal thieves in Harlow have stolen a plaque commemorating the victims of the Holocaust. Police are investigating who was behind the theft of the 18 inch square bronze memorial plaque honouring those who were killed by the Nazis between 1933 and 1945. The plaque, which had been in the town’s remembrance garden since 2001, was [...]
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Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) — Switzerland exonerated 137 people convicted of smuggling refugees from Nazi Germany into the country, ending seven years of historical research to redress what it now considers a “serious injustice.” Those involved had their convictions canceled and were formally rehabilitated, the government’s Rehabilitation Commission said today in an e-mailed statement. The commission, [...]
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Grace Suozzi, a 70 year-old Wal-Mart cashier, probably thought the worst part about working on Christmas Eve was being stuck in a store instead of spending time at home. And then, just before 11:30 a.m., she ran into 26 year-old Jacquetta Simmons. Simmons and a male companion had made some electronics purchases in the back of [...]
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MOSCOW — Alexei Navalny has done more than any other opposition leader to lay the groundwork for the protest movement now challenging Prime Minister Vladimir Putin‘s 12-year grip on power. His reward came last weekend when he took the stage before tens of thousands of cheering demonstrators. Working the crowd like a firebrand preacher, Navalny had people [...]
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A black Muslim racist who previously appeared on our site to post racist attacks against whites in the comments section of one of my articles is now dead after attacking police. In an apparent ambush of local police, Jameela Barnette triggered an alarm summoning police at 11 AM Christmas Day. When police arrived, she opened [...]
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The 88 PRECEPTS 1. Any religion or teaching which denies the Natural Laws of the Universe is false. 2. Whatever People’s perception of God, or the Gods, or the motive Force of the Universe might be, they can hardly deny that Nature‘s Laws are the work of, and therefore the intent of, that Force. 3. [...]
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