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Bush and Responsibility to Graduates???

When it comes to facing the responsibility for your actions in this world, George W. Bush is not someone to speak freely on the subject?especially, when discussing that personal trait to graduates of...

Another Commie Triumph

Pajamas Media » Black-on-Black War in Johannesburg “In South Africa, first they came for the Zimbabweans, And I didn’t speak up because I wasn’t a Zimbabwean…” No, in South Africa, first the...

Sonic Unleashed impressions: all Sonic, no Unleashed

Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Microsoft Xbox 360If you were hoping that Sega was going to use its recent Gamers Day event to show off the "unleashed" half of Sonic Unleashed, you'll be...

Poll Shows Labour Supporters Have Little Confidence In Brown

A recent London Times poll reveals that a clear majority of Labour Party supporters would like Gordon Brown to quit his post as prime minister of the United Kingdom. Brown has served as his...

Modern Britain: No Laughing Matter

Earlier generations of Britons believed that certain things simply could not happen in Britain. Even in the country’s darkest moments of war or depression, this conviction differentiated the then...

Throw the UN in the Attic With the Other Old Stuff That Doesn't Work

Like wide, paisley ties, The UN should be put in the attic or wherever you throw the old stuff that is out of style. Each year the United States pays over FIVE BILLION Dollars to the international...

Two Worlds 'unfairly compared to Oblivion' by reviewers

Filed under: PC, Microsoft Xbox 360, RPGsIn its interview with developer Reality Pump, OXM diplomatically asks why "the most epic RPG of all time," Two Worlds, was met with such a "mixed" reception...

Sony pushes Home open beta out until fall '08, closed beta extended

Filed under: Sony PlayStation 3, Online, MMO, Casual Sony's promise of a true open-world experience with Home has been a continual dot on the horizon for PlayStation 3 owners since it was first...

Newspaper Guy Worried That Fewer Voices Are Heard Today; Apparently He's Never Been Online

Last year we were stunned after reading about a proposal from an old school journalist that newspapers should get government subsidies. The idea was so preposterous, we had figured it wouldn't get...

Hypocrisy in the U.K. – Or Why Liberals Have Gone Jihadi

In a recent op-ed piece - Why Radical Islam Just Won’t Die – for the New York Times, Paul Berman observed that only five years ago: “Western intellectuals without any sort of Middle Eastern...