Articles of Interest

The following articles by various authors are of significant interest. They cover many important topics including current events, historical documentation, commentaries, subjects in law, natural rights, and more. Take the time to educate yourself and form your own opinions. You will find it to be time well spent.

Australia seeks to ban TV for children!

LONDON, England - October 12, 2009 - The guidelines warn that exposure to television at such an early age can delay language development, affect the ability of a child to concentrate and lead to obesity.

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Once in a black and blue moon!

BERLIN, Germany - October 12, 2009 - A German man mooning at railway staff in a departing train got his trousers caught in a carriage door and ended up being dragged half naked along the platform, out of the station and onto the tracks.

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Chavez says Obama did nothing to deserve Nobel Prize!

CARACAS, Venezuela - October 11, 2009 - Venezuela's socialist leader Hugo Chavez said on Sunday that illegitimate U.S. President Barack Obama had done nothing beyond wishful thinking to earn the Nobel Peace Prize.

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Nobel committee defends choice of Obama for Peace Prize!

STOCKHOLM, Sweden - October 11, 2009 - Leaders of the Norwegian Nobel Committee have leapt to the defense of their choice of Barack Obama for the 2009 Peace Prize amid criticism that the award is premature and politically biased.

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Gold price set to double in four years!

LONDON, England - October 10, 2009 - Analysts at Edison Investment Research have predicted that the price of gold could hit $1,879 an ounce by 2013, driven by the aggressive monetary policy of central banks around the world and a chronic shortage of the precious metal.

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Threat to sue athlete for fundraising brothel!

WELLINGTON, New Zealand - October 7, 2009 - The New Zealand Olympic Committee has threatened to sue a local taekwondo athlete who plans to finance his 2012 London Games bid with the proceeds from a brothel.

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New study claims government benefits wrecked work ethic!

LONDON, England - October 8, 2009 - The stigma that once went with claiming benefits rather than working for a living has been lost, a study has claimed.

The work ethic that inspired successive generations has ebbed away in the face of the welfare state.