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Three views of economics

Wed. Dec. 2nd, 2015  |  Melvyn Magree

He thinks that if we have a “living economy for a living earth” that life will be so much better for everybody.  My thought is that it ain’t going to happen.

Of Toilets, Planned Parenthood, And Life-Saving Cell Research

Wed. Dec. 2nd, 2015  |  Ed Raymond

About 95% of women who have had abortions say they made the right decision. By the way, the death rate from Viagra is about ten times the death rate suffered by women having abortions. Shouldn’t we also ban Viagra?

North on 61

Wed. Dec. 2nd, 2015  |  Harry Drabik

What I call the “Canadian 500” was in full force this weekend. Five hundred kilometers along the shore is roughly the distance between the Twin Ports and Thunder Bay. On holiday weekends those 500 Km come as near a race course as I care to see.

I’m not quite sure what Santa’s bringing you

Wed. Dec. 2nd, 2015  |  Forrest Johnson

Built proudly by the Fishhouse Conservation Corps, with a zero gravity bathroom, barrel-hoop steering wheel, five-speed clutch, bucket seats and enough horsepower under that hood to break free of Earth’s gravitational pull

Their Unspeakable Crimes and Our Avoidable Mistakes

Wed. Dec. 2nd, 2015

It took until Nov. 23 for DWB to identify all the staff members who’d been killed. The group reported Nov. 23 that the hospital was, “hit with precise and repeated airstrikes for more than an hour.”

30 Seconds, 16 Shots, 400 Days: The Murder Of Laquan McDonald

Wed. Dec. 2nd, 2015  |  Amy Goodman

The shooting occurred just two weeks before Rahm Emanuel was facing a tight re-election race. Several months after he won re-election over a progressive challenger, Chicago offered a $5 million settlement to Laquan McDonald’s family