"While top officials in the United States continue their stealth campaign to merge Canada, Mexico, and the U.S. in a North American Union (NAU), recent events in Canada demonstrate one more significant reason why the plan must be opposed. Part of what is being proposed sub-rosa for the NAU is 'harmonization' of the laws of the three countries."
Senate Panel Says Bush Administration Based Iraq Invasion on Exaggerations
"The Senate Intelligence Committee on June 5 accused President Bush and Vice President Cheney of making exaggerated, unsubstantiated claims that Saddam Hussein had links to al Qaeda in the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks. The committee charged further that the Bush administration used these charges to justify the invasion of Iraq."
Tony Blair Launches Global Religious Foundation
"The former prime minister of Great Britain has launched 'The Tony Blair Foundation' with the goal of creating understanding between different faiths and cultures by tackling social problems like global poverty and war."
Lowering Taxes for That Competitive Edge
"Suffering from a sagging economy, a Swiss canton reduced both corporate taxes and individual taxes. After the reforms were implemented, the economy picked up with a 17 percent increase in new business, and a drop in the unemployment rate occurred. Amazing what free-market reforms can do, and quickly, too."
McCain Staffer Supports Dictatorship
"Salon's Glenn Greenwald has reported that Michael Goldfarb, a Weekly Standard staff member, has been named Deputy Communications Director of John McCain’s campaign. Goldfarb believes, or so he says, that a president of the United States has near dictatorial powers."
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