Director | March 6, 2015
How the European (Socialist) Dream Is Dying, State by State. A graphic look at shifting public opinion on the EU. But public opinion is not shifting fast enough, and the Commie Jews have the proposed legislation to tighten the screws on dissenters. QE will buy the banks more time, and Greece seems to be getting […]
Director | December 31, 2010
After a year of hard work we’re feeling a little lazy at the end of the year, so today’s post is just follow-up on news stories we collected over the past few weeks. Maybe you missed something. Most of these stories confirm trendlines we have already established. Economy Economic trends do not match the happy […]
Director | July 27, 2009
We haven’t quite figured out Aangrifan, but we recognize a good story when we see one, so today we’re going to send you to Aangrifan’s post on the wider war. Aangrifan says, It’s Not Just Afghanistan, It’s Everywhere….
Director | July 9, 2009
NWOU hates to write about Iraq and Afghanistan. We believe most reporting is slanted. Plenty of websites are devoted to these topics, so we don’t need to cover daily reports. And, we hate these wars. We’ve never been to Iraq or Afghanistan, and we don’t presume to have superior knowledge. But we suspect the relations […]
Director | June 26, 2009
The United Nations has lined up with the Obama administration (or is it the other way around?) in favoring decriminalization of drugs. See the story at the Huffington Post. Meanwhile, the Telegraph reports that Britain is the cocaine capital of Europe, with 1 million estimated users.
Director | June 23, 2009
On May 14 The Wall Street Journal reported that the Obama administration is ending the “War on Drugs.” Drug czar Gil Kerlikowske explained that the war rhetoric was being abandoned because people perceive the war on drugs as a war against people. Using liberal logic like this would, of course, justify abandonment of all U.S. […]
Director | March 14, 2009
From Madcow, background on Carlos Slim and his financial rescue of the New York Times. Why would the New York Times agree to take money from a South American drug dealer?
