Articles Posted by Citizen of the Savage Nation
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Well, it's in the link, but Qantas just announced 115 787's to be purchased from Boeing. Big freaking win right there.
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IN AN ELECTION IN OHIO TODAY, 54 DAYS TO THE VOTE, REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT GEORGE W BUSH DEFEATS JOHN KERRY 50% TO 47% & REPUBLICAN INCUMBENT GEORGE VOINOVICH DEFEATS ERIC FINGERHUT 53% TO 35%, ACCORDING TO SURVEYUSA POLL OF 709 LIKELY OH VOTERS 9/6 TO 9/8. * BUSH UP 20 IN CENTRAL OH, UP 15 IN WESTERN OH, DOWN 16 IN EASTERN OH. BUSH UP 12 AMONG WHITES, DOWN 66 AMONG BLACKS. BUSH UP 16 IN HHS EARNING > $80K/YEAR. KERRY UP 11 IN HHS EARNING < $40K/YR. INDYS BREAK 5:4 FOR BUSH. MODERATES BREAK 5:3 FOR KERRY. * 22% OF...
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Bush - 49% Kerry - 47% Undecided - 4% MOE - +/- 4.3% Sample - 546 LV
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Photo phones spark privacy fears swissinfo June 21, 2003 1:52 PM Print this story Send this story to a friend Send us your thoughts on this story Thousands of Swiss send MMS messages every day Thousands of Swiss send MMS messages every day (swissinfo) Zurich has banned visitors to the city’s public swimming pools from secretly using mobile phones to photograph other bathers. Experts fear that photos taken by mobile phone users can be quickly uploaded to sites on the Internet. “Some people are very creative, coming up with ways of using a technology which was not necessarily dreamt up...
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THESSALONIKI, Greece (Reuters) - Police have fired volleys of teargas in Greece's second largest city to disperse about 200 self-styled anarchists who smashed shop windows and set fire to buildings including a McDonald's. Reuters correspondents said the anarchists were among 25,000 anti-capitalist protesters who marched through Thessaloniki's city centre in late afternoon about 80 km (50 miles) west of where a European Union summit ended earlier in the day. "They threw petrol bombs into the McDonald's and planted anarchist black flags on the footpath outside," correspondent Phillip Pangalos said. "Others attacked nearby shops with axes and sticks." Riot police rounded...
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U.S. kicks off Taiwan submarine competition Wednesday December 18, 6:47 pm ET By Jim Wolf WASHINGTON, Dec 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. Navy on Wednesday kicked off a potential $4.5 billion competition to help Taiwan buy up to eight conventional submarines, despite strong opposition from China. ADVERTISEMENT The Naval Sea Systems Command, which designs, builds and acquires ships for the U.S. Navy, outlined its plans for the diesel-electric submarines at a two-day session attended by four top U.S. defense contractors. The briefing for industry wound up Wednesday. The competition will be limited to General Dynamics Corp. (NYSE:GD - News), Northrop...
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Rodrigo Duterte, the mayor of Davao City, is sitting in his favorite bar, After Dark, a glass of brandy in front of him, a .38 pistol tucked in his waistband. He's wearing jeans and a short-sleeved shirt loudly adorned with wine bottles and bunches of red and green grapes—the same outfit he wore to work. While other guests take turns singing along with the piano player, Duterte tells a strange and disturbing story. In 1993, Davao's San Pedro Cathedral was hit with three grenades during an evening Mass. Six parishioners were killed. The attackers were Muslim militants, the sort easily...
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<p>SALT LAKE CITY, Utah (CNN) -- Russian officials Friday said the judging of the women's figure skating final won by 16-year-old American Sarah Hughes was biased and demanded that the Russian skater who finished with silver get a gold medal.</p>
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<p>Most economists in a recent survey think downturn over, see modest growth in 2002.</p>
<p>NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - One of the mildest recessions in U.S. history may already be over, according to a recent survey of economists, who expect a "hearty, though not spectacular" recovery by 2003.</p>
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FOXNews.com Sponsored By: Taliban Appear to Be Making Last Stand AP Nov. 14, 2001: A Taliban POW, his face covered in blood, in Kabul, Afghanistan. Thursday, November 15, 2001 Respond to Editor Email this Article BANGI, Afghanistan — The Taliban appeared to be making a last stand late Thursday night, as Northern Alliance forces and Pashtun tribesmen encircled two of their remaining strongholds at opposite ends of Afghanistan. Mullah Mohammed Omar, the Islamist militia's supreme leader, vowed to fight to the death and predicted "the extinction of America." As American warplanes made airstrikes on the Taliban front lines, the alliance laid ...
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XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX MON FEB 05, 2001 18:02:31 ET XXXXX VOTE.COM SHUTS DOWN Washington, DC, February 5, 2001-Voter.com, the premier political portal on the Web and one of the most viewed websites in the country during the last election cycle, announced today that it is closing its doors, effective immediately. “Over the last two years, we’ve proven that politics and the Internet can be successfully wed,” Voter.com CEO Justin Dangel said. “We set out to build a fully integrated political communications and consulting company, and we succeeded. Unfortunately financial market conditions worked against us.” Voter.com received more than 8 ...
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Just heard the intro, great show today, starting off with the story coming out of The American Spectator about the attempt made by Clinton to make off with 2 of the permanent presidential busts in the White House. Which 2 I don't know, haven't heard the story. Tune in any way you can!!
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