Weekly Roundup

A lot of interesting news this week, so far at least.

First, we have for chief prosecutor former Guantánamo’s military commissions, Col. Morris Davis, going off to the press to warn how the Gitmo trials are rigged.

British Columbia is starting a Carbon Tax on fossil fuels as part of their budget plan. Proving once more my long held point that the Global Warming Church is merely a protection racket.

Another worthless bully with a badge Taser’s a high school student after a “small altercation” during a basketball game at the school gym.

Yet another abusive cop whines that he was treated unfairly when he is fired after he turns off a video camera after an arrest, only to show a woman beaten to within an inch of her life after the camera comes back on. The old, “she fell!” mantra is called, of course.

Though Al Gore has predicted that sea water levels are going to flood half the population of Earth off the face of the planet, Venice sea levels are at a fourteen year low.

Oil has topped $100 a barrel, but we haven’t seen anything yet, with the US economy on the verge of a complete meltdown.

But at least the CIA can stop trying to poison wetsuits and other failed assassination attempts, for Fidel Castro has resigned as Cuba’s President.