Baithak World Jul 2: Canada vs. USA, Iran PsyOps, News & Views, Catoons, RealNews
For our Canada Day special issue this year, Maclean's compared Canadians and Americans in every facet of our lives. We scoured census reports, polls, surveys, scientific studies, policy papers and consumer databases. We looked at who lives longer, who works more, who spends more time with friends, who travels more and who has more sex. We even found out who eats more vegetables. After digging through the data, here's what we found: the staid, underpaid Canadian is dead. Believe it or not, we now have more wealth than Americans, even though we work shorter hours. We drink more often, but we live longer and have fewer diseases. We have more sex, more sex partners and we're more adventurous in bed, but we have fewer teen pregnancies and fewer sexually transmitted diseases. We spend more time with family and friends, and more time exploring the world. Even in crime we come out ahead: we're just as prone to break the law, but when we do it, we don't get shot. Most of the time, we don't even go to jail. The data shows that it's the Canadians who are living it up, while Americans toil away, working longer hours to pay their mounting bills. How Canada stole the American Dream
Psychological warfare is on the rise. This weekend, a senior Iranian general, Mir-Faisal Bagherzadeh, said his country was digging 320,000 graves for American soldiers scheduled to fight in Iran. "In implementation of the Geneva Conventions, the necessary measures are being taken to provide for the burial of enemy soldiers. We have plans to dig 15,000 to 20,000 graves for each of the border provinces, or a total of 320,000," he said, pointing out that some of them would be mass graves, if necessary. This was "to reduce the suffering of the families of the fallen in any attack against, and prevent the repetition of the long and bitter experience of the Vietnam War". Tehran puts on a show of strength By Sami Moubayed
News & Views
Huffpollstrology: Candidates' Horoscopes, Polls And More For July
Expending Diplomacy: How Much of the Pentagon Budget Goes to Foreign Militaries?
Amy Goodman: Congress Is Funding Major Escalation in Secret Operations Against Iran
The Intolerant States of America
Media Scorecard: How Well Did The Media Do In Identifying McCain's 'Swift Boat' Support?
Is a Big Hunk of Steak Worth Almost 2,000 Gallons of Water?
Israel's discriminatory water policies leaves West Bank dry
India hurt by torture claims
Fox's Eric Bolling Repeats (For the Third Time in Four Shows) Retracted Lie About China Drilling Off the Coast of Cuba
Have you ever heard a cake crumble?
Nick Flynn, well-traveled poetVIDEO: Europe's Church of Human Bones
Psychological warfare is on the rise. This weekend, a senior Iranian general, Mir-Faisal Bagherzadeh, said his country was digging 320,000 graves for American soldiers scheduled to fight in Iran. "In implementation of the Geneva Conventions, the necessary measures are being taken to provide for the burial of enemy soldiers. We have plans to dig 15,000 to 20,000 graves for each of the border provinces, or a total of 320,000," he said, pointing out that some of them would be mass graves, if necessary. This was "to reduce the suffering of the families of the fallen in any attack against, and prevent the repetition of the long and bitter experience of the Vietnam War". Tehran puts on a show of strength By Sami Moubayed
News & Views
Huffpollstrology: Candidates' Horoscopes, Polls And More For July
Expending Diplomacy: How Much of the Pentagon Budget Goes to Foreign Militaries?
Amy Goodman: Congress Is Funding Major Escalation in Secret Operations Against Iran
The Intolerant States of America
Media Scorecard: How Well Did The Media Do In Identifying McCain's 'Swift Boat' Support?
Is a Big Hunk of Steak Worth Almost 2,000 Gallons of Water?
Israel's discriminatory water policies leaves West Bank dry
India hurt by torture claims
Fox's Eric Bolling Repeats (For the Third Time in Four Shows) Retracted Lie About China Drilling Off the Coast of Cuba
Have you ever heard a cake crumble?
Nick Flynn, well-traveled poetVIDEO: Europe's Church of Human Bones
For centuries, the Chapel of All Saints in the Czech Republic has drawn visitors with a chandelier and other décor made from the bones of some 40,000 people |
Doonesbury@SLATE
Paul Jay presents RealNews
|
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home