The Taliban now have another use for the donkey, after making sweet donkey love to their beast of burden, they pack it with explosives and presto! A donkey bomb is born.

Don't take my word for it, they actually brag about this lowest, of low tech weaponry at the terrorist mouthpiece Jihad Unspun...

Following Taliban spokesman Mujahid Zabihullah's statement that operations will increase in Kabul following last weeks deadly strike, the Islamic Emirate conquered another district in Kandahar and reported the success of a new tactic; sending a donkey loaded with explosives into a occupation forward operating base where it was detonated by remote control with lethal results.

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Portland protesters serenade troop effigy with death chants

In her famous speech at the 1984 Republican convention, the late UN ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick famously attacked those whose reflexive reaction to anything bad happening anywhere on earth was to “blame America first.”

But why do liberal knees jerk so predictably against the one nation that has given them, and the rest of the world, so much?

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Mr. Professional Islamic Protester aka Islamic Rage Boy agrees!!  "Off with his head, Allah Akbar"!!...

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Solar energy isn't the only renewable resource: there's also garbage.

A company called AgriPower will begin production next year of a movable power generator fueled by a wide range of waste products, from walnut shells to discarded tires.

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Sens. Hillary Clinton and Barbara Boxer have big plans to rein in conservative radio talk shows, according to Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla.

He said Thursday on John Ziegler's evening radio show on KFI in L.A. that he overheard Clinton, D-N.Y., and Boxer, D-Calif., saying they want legislation to control conservative radio talk shows.

The developments suggested the summit could drag on overnight until tomorrow, but gave hope of an eventual deal. But there were still worries that the Poles would walk out in a row over their voting rights.

Polish president Lech Kaczynski came armed with a team of mathematicians to "prove" his argument that his country deserved bigger voting rights, and to consider a range of complex alternative formulae. "It will be a long day. Everybody needs to compromise," said Dutch prime minister Jan Peter Balkenende.

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An 18-year-old Mexican citizen was arrested Monday afternoon in a Montreal neighbourhood and arraigned yesterday for conspiracy to abduct, conspiracy to commit murder and other charges.

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So you think your teenager is addicted to his Xbox?

You may be right — and if the American Medical Association has its way, video game addiction could become a legitimate medical condition

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Nearly two years after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, the city's failing justice system is attracting violent criminals the way the French Quarter once pulled in tourists, witnesses told the Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday.

"Returning drug dealers and violent criminals have chosen to come back to New Orleans ... to exploit the highly dysfunctional local criminal justice system, including its notorious 'revolving door,' " testified Jim Letten, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Louisiana.

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Tory Bowen says she knows what happened to her on the morning of Oct. 31, 2004.

But she won’t be able tell her story to jurors — at least not in a way that’s truthful to her, she says — because a judge’s order bars witnesses from using words like “rape” and “sexual assault” in the trial of Pamir Safi, who is accused of sexually assaulting Bowen.

“In my mind, what happened to me was rape,” said Bowen, 24. “I want the freedom to be able to point (to Safi) in court and say, ‘That man raped me.’” 

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William and Rachel Poczatek, who live in the village of Bayville, were hit with a notice of violation after neighbors complained about the couple's daughters, aged 5 and 11, who they said played too loudly around the family's backyard pool. 

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