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One of the sexiest women in America has the PC crowd in a swivet. Scarlett Johansson, you see, is shooting a Super Bowl ad for SodaStream. Huh? As it turns out, SodaStream, the Israel-based booming “make your own soda at … Continue reading →

Was the petrol price rigged too? Motorists may have been paying too much for their petrol because banks and other traders are likely to have tried to manipulate oil prices in the same way they rigged interest rates, an official … Continue reading →

Could the internet really shut down? Thousands of users around the world are likely to lose internet access on Monday thanks to a virus called DNS Changer – how bad could things get, asks Matt Warman. –more–

American campaigners against the death penalty know the buttons to press. Thus, we have statements like that from Thomas Ruffin, a lawyer for Davis, who said that Georgia had “legally lynched a brave, a good and indeed, an innocent man”. … Continue reading →

“Obama is set to launch something of a counteroffensive on Monday with a three-day bus tour of the Midwest, a trip that includes two stops in Iowa. The White House denied that the itinerary was politically motivated, however.” I am … Continue reading →

The Church of England has $6,000,000 invested in News Corp! Upping the ante, the Church of England threatened to pull nearly 4 million pounds of investments from News Corp. “if does not hold senior executives to account … for the … Continue reading →

Stradivarius violin raises £9.8m in charity auction A rare Stradivarius violin that once belonged to the granddaughter of English poet Lord Byron sold for a record £9.8 million at auction in a charity sale for Japanese disaster relief. (that’s $16 … Continue reading →

The inconvenient truth is that they’re wrong . . . New Coalition targets for tackling climate change promise only a succession of own goals, says Andrew Turnbull. “We need an approach to the science that welcomes challenge from diverse points … Continue reading →

After he toured Queensland towns hit by deadly flash floods on Sunday, the Courier Mail declared “he came, he saw, he charmed their bloody socks off.” -more-

«In case you have not figured it out, if you are not rich or poor there are no politicians on your side. What is left of the middle class exists only to supply funds to pay off the friends of … Continue reading →

Daily Telegraph Every business needs cash flow, and Islamic terror is no exception. Across the world, al-Qaeda is turning to drug smuggling and sharply stepping up kidnapping and extortion to plug the gap in its finances caused by a fierce … Continue reading →

Um, if you have to ask why there isn’t any looting going on in Japan then you need to find another line of work with this idiotic reporting. There is no looting or shootings in Japan because it is a … Continue reading →