Category Archives: Media & Politics

Last night, at about 10:05 pm EST, Saddam Hussein was executed in Iraq by the Iraqi justice system. So, now that the boogie man of the last 15 years is gone, will the world change for the better? Will the … Continue reading → Continue reading →

I don’t like to fly. I know the physics behind flight, but I still feel like it shouldn’t work. I suppose you could say that I just don’t believe that the plane is actually going to stay in the air, … Continue reading → Continue reading →

I picked up my first issue of Moon Shadows (issue #33), and I have to admit that I was very disappointed. Rather then being a professional and polished magazine like other Pagan publications (PanGaia and SageWoman, for example), it seems … Continue reading → Continue reading →

The other day, I wrote about The National Post article claiming that Iran was going to implement a badge system for non-Muslims. Well, it looks like this story really was false, and that it has gotten Canada in a bit … Continue reading → Continue reading →

Yesterday morning I noticed a picture of Jews from World War II wearing identification badges on the front page of the National Post newspaper. This, of course, caught my attention, so I stopped to read the leading story–Iran had past … Continue reading → Continue reading →

This is what happens when the justice system becomes to concerned with the process: Judge scolds Moussaoui juror for using online dictionary. I don’t understand why it was not made clear to the jury what all the words in the … Continue reading → Continue reading →

What with all the buzz surrounding the Oscars and other awards shows, I’ve been thinking a lot about celebrities, while doing my best to avoid any and all celebrity related news. But I’ve been thinking that perhaps we are replacing … Continue reading → Continue reading →