Video proof: Hamas exploitation of civilians: Israel Matzav
CNN's collaboration with Pallywood's latest production: LiveLeak
My predictions for the Obama 'presidency': Euphoric Reality
Iran using fronts to get bomb parts from U.S.: Washington Post
Joe the Plumber in Sderot: Jerusalem Post
Annals of Global Warming: Pajamas Media (Roger Kimball)
If Hamas is the victim, why is Ramallah so quiet: Scotland on Sunday (Michael Gove)
Obama Site Linked to 'Bush Shoe Toss' Event: ABC News
Michelle rips Obama's simulus plan and GOP complicity with it: Hot Air
Pro-Pali rally attacks cops; NYPD kicks a--: Jihad Press
The myth of the 'Pro-Palestinian Rally': Elder of Ziyon
Mark Levin Show from Jan. 6, 2009 - a must-listen: Mark Levin (Podcast)
The environmental impact of Google searches: Times of London
Forgotten hoard from the 11th century: Times of London
Life as we know it nearly created in lab: LiveScience
Treasury study refutes populist hokum about "income inequality.": Wall Street Journal:
... the 58% of lowest-income earners who moved to a higher income quintile in this study is roughly comparable to the percentages that did so in several similar studies going back to the late 1960s. "The basic finding of this analysis," says the Treasury report, "is that relative income mobility is approximately the same in the last 10 years as it was in the previous decade."
...The great irony is that, in the name of reducing inequality, some of our politicians want to raise taxes and other government obstacles to the kind of risk-taking and hard work that allow Americans to climb the income ladder so rapidly. As the Treasury data show, we shouldn't worry about inequality. We should worry about the people who use inequality as a political club to promote policies that reduce opportunity.
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