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Tag Archives: crime
Amsterdam’s Fading Red Light
In a blow to social libertarians, the prodigal country of Holland is finally taking steps to scrap legal prostitution and drug sales, citing widespred social decay and crime.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Amsterdam, crime, drugs, Holland, prostitution, social decay, social libertarians
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Medifraud
Michael F. Cannon at Cato blogs about a NYTimes article on the rife fraud found and covered up at Medicare. A confidential draft of a federal inspector general’s report claimed that the behavior they found at the Medicare Administration was … Continue reading
Posted in Chris' Page, Health Care, Libertarianism
Tagged administration, AdvanceMed, California, Cato Institute, confidential, congress, crime, Democrat, federal spending, fraud, inspector general, Law, medicare, medifraud, Michael F. Cannon, New York Times, pete stark, road map, Ways and Means Committee
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Arkansas Democratic Party Chairman Has Been Shot
Arkansas Blog has the updates on this horrible tragedy. Arkansas State Democratic Party Chair Bill Gwatney was shot and critically wounded at State Democratic Party Headquarters on Capitol Avenue about 11:50 a.m. today, witnesses at the scene said. Police were … Continue reading
Posted in Chris' Page, Domestic Politics
Tagged Arkansas, Arkansas State Democratic Party, Bill Gwatney, blog, capitol avenue, car dealership, crime, crime scene, democratic, Grant County, headquarters, identity, murder, party, police, shootings, suspect, tragedy, victims, violence
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Free Will
As a philosophy student, issues of free will were some of the most complex and intriguing that I studied. Is free will real or a chimera? If real, is it always applicable? How do we judge such questions? At one … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Peg's Page, Philosophy
Tagged crime, fre will, medical science, pedophilia, Philosophy, tumor
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Into the Fair Tax Black Market
photo: Simón Pais-Thomas Toronto police recently seized shipments of 10,320,000 counterfeit cigarettes from China (PRC authorities themselves intercepted nine billion in 2007). Chinese made counterfeits bearing fake American branding such as Marlboro, are produced “in underground operations, caves and old … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Foreign affairs, Lee's Page
Tagged black market, Canada, China, Chinese, cigarettes, counterfeit, crime, fair tax, Huckabee, illegal, Marlboro, retail, sales tax, smoking, tax, utopian
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Home & Land Defense
There’s a moment in Mark Steyn’s book America Alone, where he relates the truism that we’ve all experienced conversations with a mild-mannered, educated and seemingly rational person from the Arab world, where quite unexpectedly they say something nutty in the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Firearms, Lee's Page, Society
Tagged .223, .22lr, 9-11, 9mm, America Alone, Americans, Arab, Beretta, burglary, crime, Culture, culture-shock, EOTech, European, Firearms, gun rights, guns, Heckler & Koch, HK33, HWS, Kip Payne, Law, Mark Steyn, Media, Model 597, ratlesnake, Remington, rural, second ammendment, self-defense, shotgun, Tony Martin, United Kingdom, urban, Vector Arms
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The Cruelest Recruiting Prank of All Time
Here’s a truly incredible story from the college football recruiting trail. Kevin Hart, an unheralded OG from Fernly High in Nevada, held a press conference to announce that he had accepted a scholarship offer from Jeff Tedford to play for … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Cal, California, college football, crime, Fernly High, fraud, impersonation, Jeff Tedford, Kevin Hart, Mike Sherman, Nevada, police, recruiting, Texas A&M
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A Witness in Mauritania
Israel Matzav has a video clip of a report on the Al Qaeda attack on the Israeli embassy in Nouakchott, Mauritania. You have to lament for the investigation when your eye witness refers to the scene of the attack as … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged al Qaeda, attack, crime, embassy, Israel, Mauritania, Nouakchott, Terrorism, video, youtube, zionist
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No Marine Left Behind
Peg Kaplan brings us the story of an ex-Marine judge and the pissant he sentenced.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged crime, Grodner, Judge O'Malley, Marines, Sgt. McNulty
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Tiger Update
Flopping Aces catches us up to speed on the SanFran tiger mauling affair. Apparently the two Dhaliwal brothers were begging for trouble…and for some reason the San Francisco police want to drop the case.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged brothers, crime, Dhaliwal, mauling, police, San Francisco Zoo, suvivors, tiger, victims
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Fighting the Mafia with Social Networking
In a bottom-up rebellion in Sicily, a group of Palermo youths have started a social networking site called Addiopizzo, which provides public attention and mutual support for Sicilian businesses which publicly refuse to pay the mafia “protection” money. Evidently it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web, Foreign affairs, Society, Technology
Tagged addiopizzo, crime, extortion, Italy, mafia, mob, Palermo, racketeering, Sicily, social networking, socnets
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