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Mary Rowles and Alice Jenkins were each sentenced to 30 years in prison for the crime in January 2004.

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MI6 believed it was close to finding the al-Qaida leader in Afghanistan in 1998, and again the next year. The plan was for MI6 to hand the CIA vital information about Bin Laden. Ministers including Robin Cook, the then foreign secretary, gave their approval on condition that the CIA gave assurances he would be treated humanely.

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Describing the Supreme Court’s 5-4 presumed conservative bias as somehow “dangerously out of balance”, the senator vowed to fight confirmation on any new nominees to high court.

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The theory behind the conspiracy? "It was well-known he (Tillman) was against the war in Iraq," explains the DailyKos diarist Dburn.

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In the days and months after 9/11, more than $530,000 in donations poured in to the Aviation Volunteer Fire Co. of the Bronx after its truck was damaged in the terrorist attacks.

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In Munley’s decision, he wrote that "Even if federal law did not conflict with Hazleton's measures, the city could not enact an ordinance that violates rights the Constitution guarantees to every person in the United States, whether legal resident or not." 

Levying fines against those who employ and/or house illegal aliens is NOT unconstitutional, Judge.  Those acts are already, you know, AGAINST the law.

Further, the Clinton appointee stated that Hazleton's law was at odds with current federal immigration policy, which he said avoids "excessive enforcement" against illegals so as not to jeopardize foreign relations. Hazleton, he said, failed to consider "the implications of the ordinances on foreign policy." 

WHAT???  Our judiciary has run so far afield that it’s going to consider “foreign policy” relations in matters of jurisprudence??  Now THAT’S unconstitutional.

And now, top Democratic presidential invention Barack Hussein Obama calls the decision “a victory for all Americans”.  The inmates are truly running the asylum…

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I was once a believer in socialized medicine. As a Canadian, I had soaked up the belief that government-run health care was truly compassionate. What I knew about American health care was unappealing: high expenses and lots of uninsured people.

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For a long time I believed in the death penalty. It made simple arithmetical sense. Kill someone: be killed.

Then Michael Ross, Connecticut's serial rapist and murderer of at least eight women dating back to 1981, came along.

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THE spectre of renewed Islamic extremist rebellion returned to the heart of Islamabad last night as hundreds of defiant students reoccupied the site of the Red Mosque and demanded that its pro-Taliban mullah be allowed to return as its resident cleric.

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