- Nonprofit digital library successfully fights off an FBI attempt to seize information about one of its users: [1]
- Illinois Congressman Mark Kirk calls for a ban on Second Life in schools and libraries: [2]
- A SubGenius review of Ben Stein's intelligent design propaganda film, Expelled: [3]
- Amazon.com sells bestiality porn: [4]
- Federal judge orders the EPA to finally do something about carbon monoxide and stop dragging its feet: [5]
- Malaysian Islamic court allows a Chinese convert to renounce Islam: [6]
- 5-year-old takes Mom's drugs to school: [7]
- Making pot-flavored candy illegal in Georgia: [8]
- Religious talk show host busted on kiddie porn charges: [9]
- Archbishop of Westminster urges Christians to treat atheists and agnostics with "deep esteem:" [10] ("Oh, so 'esteem' means to treat them like the Godless heathens they are, right?")
- India court dismisses charges of "obscenity" over a popular artist's painting of a naked Indian goddess: [11]
- Another "marijuana church" minister claims smoking pot is a religious ritual: [12] (Even the Church of the SubGenius knows better than to try that one…)
- Christian missionaries are still going out of their way to destroy original (non-Christian) native tribes in the Amazon: [13]
- Facebook launches new safety measures to keep out Evil Internet Child Predators: [14]
- Major news flash – kids are doing drugs and having sex: [15]
- California makes another attempt at imposing a tax on porn: [16]
- South Africa's version of the ex-gay movement – rape lesbian girls to turn them straight: [17] (The funny part of this is Worldnet Daily's take on this story: [18] – especially the comments their readers are putting on the original blog entry…)
- Christian group The Resistance calls for a boycott of Starbucks – or rather, "Slutbucks:" [19]
- That Austrian guy who imprisoned and schtupped his daughter for 24 years now says the Nazis made him do it: [20]
- While everyone whines and wrings their hands over Barack Obama's wacky preacher friend, John McCain's wacky preacher friend calls for the destruction of the false religion of Islam: [21] (No, not John Hagee – McCain's other wacky preacher friend…)
- UK sick bastard escapes jail for abusing an 11-year-old girl after the judge says "she welcomed sex:" [22]
- Do you have a constitutional right to take part in an orgy? [23]
- Computer game may help find a cure for HIV: [24]
Picture of the moment:
- The Church of Scientology is preparing to send Volunteer Ministers to provide "the miracles of Volunteer Minister technology" to victims of last week's cyclone in Myanmar: [1]
- Hollywood studios win $100 million judgment against Torrentspy: [2]
- Artist-musician Laurie Anderson weds Lou Reed in a Universal Life Church ceremony: [3]
- How about a MySpace for hackers – here comes House of Hackers: [4] (…complete with a big sign saying, "WE DO NOT PROMOTE CRIMINAL ACTIVITIES.")
- A new documentary exposes the Church of Satan, with the imaginative title Inside the Church of Satan: [5]
- US soldier in Afghanistan accidentally calls home on his cell phone, during the middle of a battle: [6] (Listen to the entire phone call here: [7])
- Blacks plan "piss" protest at slain white cop's funeral: [8]
- More drivers are learning the tricks of "hypermiling" as gas prices skyrocket: [9] (See also: [10])
- Bloggers call for the death of the guy who murdered 300 cats and froze them in 3 freezers in Sacramento, California: [11] (Mugshot and videos: [12])
- United States executes its first inmate after the Supreme Court declared an end to the moratorium on executions last September: [13]
- Rapper R. Kelly goes on trial for kiddie porn, six years after he was charged: [14]
- Britain officially enacts law banning "sexually violent images:" [15]
- Saudi school headmaster imprisoned for witchcraft: [16]
- American sex offenders denied entry into Korea: [17]
- The 2 Girls, 1 Cup defense: [18] (Also: [19])
- Religious right censors Austria's gay Jesus: [20]
- University of Wisconsin censors anti-abortion protest: [21]
- And Kansas' Supreme Court rules the use of grand juries to investigate doctors who give abortions is legal: [22]
- The children's book …And Tango Makes Three once again tops the list of "challenged" library books in the US: [23]
- Man nails his fingers to church notice board: [24]
- Sex scandal interferes with the sale of the Weather Channel: [25]
- Another UK girl's suicide is blamed on the "Internet suicide cult:" [26]
- Self-proclaimed "witch" goes on trial in Ottawa: [27]
- And that Ottawa "witch" is lucky he doesn't live in India: [28]
Picture of the moment: - Turning the tables on a telemarketer: [29]
- The EPA probably won't take action to limit the presence of rocket fuel in our drinking water: [1]
- It's shocking to think that the Pentagon lets the public hear good news but censors the bad: [2]
- How we know global warming is real: [3]
- We are in serious trouble when a sleight-of-hand magic trick gets a substitute teacher fired for "wizardry:" [4]
- Here's a Firefox plug-in to automatically insert BugMeNot into password-protected "news" Web sites: [5]
- FBI raid the offices of the government official assigned to protect federal whistle-blowers: [6]
- Rastafarian student is banned from Carlisle (UK) clubs and bars because she wears a hat as part of her religion: [7]
- Here's how Wall Street thinks – Exxon-Mobil is making record profits from high fuel prices, but the stockholders are upset because the company isn't making more profits: [8]
- Maryland Supreme Court refuses to allow the traditional Islamic divorce of speaking "I divorce thee" three times: [9]
- Lack of workers causes Arizona to consider hiring teenagers for hazardous jobs: [10]
- Oh boy, Tom Cruise now has his own personal Web site! But wait, let's see the Terms And Conditions required for all vistors to the site: [11]
- Kool Aid Man uses the Dreaded N-Word: [12]
- Iraqi sues US contractors for ten months of torture at Abu Graib: [13]
- Forever blitzed – man orders custom beer-can coffin: [14]
- Scientology admits (sort of) that its high-level flagship, the Freewinds, is contaminated with asbestos: [15]
- Deceptive "news" blog Evolution News whines about the criticism of the movie Expelled: [16]
- In 1945 the Nazis went to the Moon…in 2018 they are coming back: [17]
- Germany bans Holocaust-denying groups: [18]
- World of Warcraft sues WoW-hack software makers: [19]
- 80-year-old World War II veteran finds himself on the sex offender list: [20]
- China cracks down on online maps: [21]
- News flkash – despite eBay's porn ban, people are still selling porn there: [22]
- South Carolina college to change the name of its football street because the team's nickmane – "N" – is offensive: [23]
Picture of the moment: - Levitating secret in India finally revealed: [24]
- The Pentagon wants its "cyberwar" simulations to "replicate human behavior and frailties:" [1]
- Physicians' board draws up rules on who should be left untreated and allowed to die if the USA is hit by a global pandemic: [2]
- Soldier sues the US army saying his atheist beliefs led to threats from his fellow soldiers: [3]
- Nine Inch Nails has another album available for free (legal) download: [4]
- China mounts "cyber attacks" against India: [5]
- Roman Catholic priest gets four years in prison for having sex with two inmates at a women's prison: [6]
- Tired of sickly-sweet beverages and soft drinks? Try new Meat Water instead: [7]
- Tomato pickers say Burger King spies on its allies: [8]
- 300 dead cats found stuffed in man's freezer: [9]
- One of the backers of the proposed Bible Theme Park USA is former Penthouse photographer: [10]
- The RAF (that's Royal Air Force to us Yanks) bans pin-up images from jet fighters so as not to offend women and Muslims: [11]
- Because those state sex offender registries have been so effective, some states are considering making them retroactive: [12]
- The Swiss government considers the ethics of murdering plants – really, no kidding: [13]
- West Virginia town votes to replace the Lord's Prayer with the ubiquitous "moment of silence:" [14]
- Project Censored releases its list of the top 25 censored newss tories of 2008: [15] (Actually, they're all stories from 2007.)
- California Supreme Court to decide whether state laws can prevent lesbians from having kids: [16]
- In New Zealand, it's illegal for parents to buy Grand Theft Auto IV for their kids: [17]
- Russian police stake out opposition before banned rally: [18]
- Ten golden rules of the anti-videogames lobby: [19]
- Anti-Israel edit wars on Wikipedia: [20]
- Japan to propose copyright fees on iPods and digital hard disk recorders: [21]
- Uri Geller on Turkish TV: [22]
- Malaysian police raid the home of the country's top blogger: [23]
- Federal judge rules that offering support to gay college students is violation of the religious rights of other college students: [24]
- Having ticked off most of the literate Christian world, ballsy atheist Sam Harris now does the same for Muslims: [25]
Picture of the moment: - Rob – half "Bob," half Ron: [26]
- Can you spot the SubGenius in each of these photos? [27]
- The world will end in precisely two months: [1]
- Botnet attacks military systems: [2]
- Obama's sun worshiper cult: [3]
- Playgrounds of the damned: [4]
- Hundreds of EPA scientists ordered to lie by the Bush administration: [5]
- And the government is scrapping its $20 million "virtual border fence" project because it doesn't work: [6]
- ANONYMOUS takes note of Reverend scooter's radio show about Scientology: [7]
- Illinois man seeks to legally change his name to "In God We Trust:" [8]
- Catholic newspaper in Malaysia wins first round of legal battle against ban on publishing the word "Allah:" [9]
- Political pundit Bill O'Reilly has apparently watched too many episodes of 24: [10]
- Conservative Christians prepare to release An Evangelical Manifesto criticizing the mixing of religion and politics: [11]
- Opponents of a proposed memorial for Flight 93 (the one that crashed in the September 11, 2001 attacks) are upset that the memorial looks like an Islamic symbol: [12]
- Roman Catholic Church officially recognizes that the Virgin Mary appeared to a 17th-century shepherd girl in the French Alps: [13]
- Ordained Christian minister in Canada wants to get rid of all the extra trappings and reduce Christianity to a generic hodge-podge: [14]
- Say hello to Wonky Pop – either a genuine alternative to bland corporate music or another attempt to create a marketing fad: [15]
- Baby formula may contain neurotoxins: [16]
- An update to the breaking story of albino human organs being harvested in Tanzania for witchcraft: [17]
- Why China bans ghosts: [18]
- Not guilty verdict in Aussie vampire underage sex trial: [19]
- Illinois court rules in favor of allowing school student to wear T-shirt saying "Be Happy, Not Gay:" [20] (…and I agree with the ruling, even though I disagree with the intent.)
- Catholic church wants the TV cooking show Hell's Kitchen taken off the air: [21]
- Director David Lynch tours schools to promote Transcendental Meditation: [22]
- Is the Holy Grail is hidden in Saint Sophia Museum in Istanbul? [23]
Picture of the moment: - Clip of cruise missile exploding: [24]
- Some truly unique ring tones for your cell phone: [25]
- US plans to strike Iranian "insurgency camp:" [1] (Apparently they're back to the "terrorism" charges since their claim that Iran is building nukes is getting nowhere…)
- NATO blast damages Afghan Buddha remains: [2]
- Iranian artist in Europe gets death threats for gay Muhammad exhibit: [3]
- Yoko sues the makers of Ben Stein's Expelled for copyright violation: [4] (…the movie used a bit of John Lennon's "Imagine.")
- Advice for the young ones or at least the young at heart: [5]
- America's chemically modified 21st-century soldiers: [6]
- Groups planning parades or protests at the Democratic National Convention file a lawsuit charging that the Secret Service and the City of Denver are threatening free speech: [7]
- Arab journalism squeezed as censors close in on satellite channels: [8]
- Malaysia to restrict women travelers: [9]
- The church is ailing – send for Doctor Who: [10]
- CNN tries to be clever by inventing the word "sexting" to describe the act of teens sending naughty pics of themselves on cell phones: [11]
- Creationists and Christian Zionists to hold conference in California: [12] (From Bartholomew's Notes on Religion.)
- Anti-immigrant fanatics hate being called racist, yet they love neo-Nazis: [13]
- Court orders Tyson Foods to stop their ad campaign that their chickens are "raised without antibiotics:" [14]
- BBC writes an application that steals private information from Facebook: [15]
- The next worldwide ANONYMOUS protest against Scientology is this coming Saturday, May 10: [16]
- Who advised the Department of Homeland Security to ban the word "jihad?" [17]
- Evangelist minister charged with arson in Alabama: [18]
- Nepal's "living goddesses" may die soon: [19]
- Harvard University prank involves hanging dead animals outside dorm: [20] (…and remember, it only costs $50,000 a year to go to Harvard and learn how to do this.)
Picture of the moment: - Disney may throw a temper tantrum when a "clean" teeny bopper pop star in the US gets raunchy…but look what the Mouse is doing in China: [21]
- Today is Turn Off Your Computer Day…wait a second. Oh, crap: [1]
- US to put 15-year-old Canadian soldier on trial at Guantanamo: [2]
- Iran ends oil transactions in US dollars, will do business strictly in euros and yen: [3]
- US releases Al-Jazeera cameraman held since 2001: [4]
- Robots and mongooses (mongeese?) team up to tackle the land-mine menace: [5]
- Creationists are trying to organize a nation-wide movement to file "academic freedom" bills in government allowing teachers to "question" evolution: [6]
- Oxygen-poor ocean zones are growing: [7]
- The Internet may be 10,000 times faster in the future, assuming the planet isn't destroyed first: [8]
- Pennsylvania court upholds an order requiring the Amish to build larger septic tanks: [9]
- Amnesty International uses cartoons to expose China's human rights abuses: [10]
- The Olympic swimsuit arms race: [11]
- Japan plans blocking of kiddie porn Web sites: [12]
- A children's treasury of sexy text messages from Chicago's greatest mayor: [13] (No, this has nothing to do with an adult sending perverted text messages to kids…)
- Lesbian break-in and riot during college speech on "Born-Gay Hoax" forces cancellation: [14]
- Humans aren't the only mammals to practice other-species bestiality: [15]
- War of the virtual wiki-worlds: [16]
- Wiki news, part 2 – it's a dumb idea to sue Wikipedia for calling you "dumb:" [17]
- China plans the censor the Internet access of visitors to the Olympics: [18]
- Hours after being released from jail for "outraging public decency," this guy was arrested for trying to have sex with a wall: [19]
- Greenpeace exposes Doritos chips on sale in India from genetically modified corn: [20]
Picture of the moment:
- Bacon as art: [21]
- Washington, "You're Fired:" [22]
- US Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia says torture is not cruel and unusual punishment: [1]
- Federal judge's ruling may signal the end of those thousands of music industry downloading lawsuits: [2]
- Philadelphia family fears dead baby found in suitcase is victim of mother's religious cult: [3]
- All salmon fishing banned on the West Coast: [4]
- Machete-wielding "suspect" arrested at Jimmy Swaggart's campus: [5]
- Denmark's People's Party launches a newspaper campaign against judges wearing Muslim headscarves in court: [6]
- North Carolina recalls 9,000 license plate with "XXX" in the plate number – guess why: [7]
- Christians barred from praying at Jerusalem's Western Wall because they refused to remove the crosses they were wearing: [8]
- DDOS attack against Radio Free Europe: [9]
- Kuwaiti man released from Guantanamo in 2005 kills himself in suicide bombing: [10]
- "Cyber Warfare" (I still think that's a stupid term) is the new Space Race: [11]
- Christian group complains about Montana anti-drug billboards because they are "sexually graphic and disturbing:" [12]
- It took all of three hours before conspiracy theorists started weaving tales about the "DC Madam suicide:" [13]
- After more than a decade, Genetic Nondiscrimination Bill is passed by the US Senate: [14]
- Shell Oil is advertising a lot about its environmental commitments, yet its actions don't seem to match its words: [15]
- This is a new one…The Holy Grail Hidden in Iceland? [16]
- Australian politician tearfully admits to sniffing a female colleagues seat: [17]
- Here's an animated version of Jack Chick's "Somebody Goofed:" [18]
- The world's top ten Sin Cities: [19]
- More people are turning to the Web than the news during a disaster: [20]
- TV exec sues Al-Jazeera for £1 million, says she was fired because she was not Muslim: [21]
- Hey kids, do you MySpace? Be sure to friend your local police department: [22] (Myspace is so 2007…those cops need to be on Facebook now.)
- Obama-Wright versus McCain-Hagee – the wacky political preacher war in the media: [23]
- We're all anxious for the new text-message-activated scents for cell phones: [24] ("Smell-o-phone?")
Picture of the moment: - Happy news from the generals: [25]
- The Church of Scientology has been exposing its own high-level members to asbestos contamination over the years: [1]
- Judge orders federal agencies to release names on terrorist watchlist: [2]
- The annual U.S. Capitol Bible Reading Marathon ends today, on the National Day of Prayer: [3]
- To protest the National Day of Prayer, atheists celebrate Gift To Life Day by donating blood: [4]
- Dolphin dies in mid air collision: [5]
- Florida's proposal to require doctors to show ultrasound images of the fetus to women before abortions is defeated: [6]
- Greeks from isle of Lesbos sue gay rights group to defend Lesbian identity: [7]
- "Father of LSD" Albert Hoffman takes the ultimate trip at age 102: [8]
- Sorry, fellow geeks – that story about the Belgian chick who'll take the virginity of Net Neutrality supporters is a hoax: [9]
- While we're at it, the Jimi Hendrix sex tape is fake, too: [10]
- Another teenager plots to blow up his high school – but what really gets media coverage is his statement that he wants to go to heaven and kill Jesus: [11] (If not for that, no one would have heard of this kid…thanks, Jesus.)
- Why Madonna's career would have gone absolutely nowhere if she grew up in the Middle East: [12]
- Tennessee high school keeps a blacklist of gay students: [13]
- It seems some of those federal marshals hired to protect airline flights have been blocked from flying because they're on the terrorist no-fly list: [14]
- Muslim group calls for Apple to shut its New York City store because the store is blasphemous: [15]
- In Tanzania, those evil witches are stealing newborn babies from hospitals: [16]
- Chinese coast city opens a new shrine to the sea goddess Mazu: [17]
- Inside John Hagee's death cult: [18]
- Canada raises its age of consent to 16: [19] (…does that include online folks who act like they're only 10?)
- New Mexico police raid compound of religious cult whose self-proclaimed Messiah is accused of boinking kids: [20] (…and it's not related to the Texas FLDS cult, either.)
- White supremacist runs for Indiana congress: [21]
- Condoleeza Rice's solution to rising food prices – tell India and China to eat less: [22]
- Christian peace activists attack New Zealand spy base – with sickles: [23]
- Who was really behind the Holocaust? The Jews, of course: [24]
- Congress has no authority over Vice President Cheney: [1]
- Court judge rules that placing your MP3 files into a public "sharing" folder on your PC isn't a copyright violation: [2]
- Meanwhile, the record companies go after Project Playlist: [3]
- "Magical" con artists exist in Israel, too: [4]
- News flash – one email spammer is actually sent to prison: [5] (…I'm sure the spam in your email this morning is a lot less, right?)
- Microsoft provides police with magic flash drives that can quickly crack PCs confiscated from criminals: [6]
- Sites designated "Hacker Safe" by McAfee really aren't: [7]
- What goes on at the Department of Defense's sixth annual Suicide Prevention Conference: [8]
- Nearly two-thirds of young American women have eating disorders: [9] (And of course this is going to get as much shocking media coverage as last month's "one quarter of all teenage girls have STDs…")
- Oregon high school students told to shave their eyebrows or don't come back to school: [10]
- Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps files lawsuit against major "organic" cheater brands: [11]
- Russian doomsday cult members awaiting the Apocalypse in a cave announce they will come out on June 14th: [12]
- Rudy Giuliani took Communion from Pope Benedict XVI during his visit last week, even though he supports abortion rights: [13]
- The top ten Nazi war criminals still wanted by Israel (assuming they're still alive): [14]
- Osama bin Laden's son is banned from entering Britain: [15]
- UK blogger ordered to pay £500 for posting "menacing" words on his blog about the cop who arrested him: [16]
- Here's a new program that lets parents spy on their kids' text messages: [17]
- Last month it was the (fake) Marilyn Monroe sex tape…this month, it's the Jimi Hendrix sex tape: [18]
- White supremacist leader sentenced to jail for possessing kiddie porn: [19]
- Now Florida wants to ban those fake testicles that hang from the bumpers of big, manly trucks: [20]
- Social networks stymie censors: [21]
- Iran warns against the social consequences of importing Barbie dolls from America: [22]
- The six most terrfying foods in the world: [23]
Picture of the moment: - Jesus died for your cell phone: [24]
- The Department of Homeland Security's Web site is hacked: [1]
- US Supreme Court upholds photo ID law for voters in Indiana: [2]
- One 45-year-old disabled mom's fierce battle against the RIAA: [3]
- Anti-virus software makers upset by upcoming "defeat anti-virus security hacking contest" at this year's Defcon hacker con: [4]
- Is the US Army covering up the fact that one-third of American women soldiers are raped or sexually assaulted by other soldiers? [5]
- Awww, Mom….penis again? [6]
- Mark "Wise Beard Man" Bunker's YouTube account is still shut down – and the only one who can help him is Stephen Colbert: [7]
- UK bill outlawing the possession of "extreme pornography" is set to become law next week: [8]
- Canada's Department of National Defence produces a guide instructing the military how to justify its arguments for censoring records requested by the public and journalists: [9]
- India declares it a criminal offense to convert to a different religion without informing the government: [10]
- Penis-packing humans may be going extinct: [11]
- Early signs of a Planet of the Apes type scenario developing in Borneo: [12]
- Christian group sues BBC for (allegedly) censoring their protest film about building a huge Muslim mosque in London: [13]
- Airline passenger duct-taped to seat after in-flight incident: [14]
- It's Forumwarz – the online role-playing game where the players are l33t Internets n00bs who pwn one another: [15]
- Australian TV comics escape trial (barely) over prank involving President Bush's visit in September 2007: [16]
- On the other hand, Australia approves the use of Cialis (erection pills): [17]
- Doomed Chernobyl reactor to be buried in giant steel coffin: [18]
- German neo-Nazi sentenced to ten months in prison for giving a Nazi salute during an Vanity Fair interview: [19]
- Massachusetts high school student sues her school district after being punished for writing on her blog: [20]
- Surprise, surprise – there's more sex in the new game Grand Theft Auto IV: [21]
- Canadian prison inmates are converting to witchraft (or rather, Wicca): [22]
Picture of the moment:
- Pentagon halts "feeding of information" to retired officers to stop media leaks: [1]
- Rather than take part in the annual Day of (un)Truth, some religious folks are using today to engage in a Golden Rule Pledge instead: [2] (See also: [3])
- Here's the text of Canadian copyright scholar Howard Knopf's censored speech: [4]
- And here's the torrent for the "banned in America" (and YouTube) documentary The World According To Monsanto: [5]
- Fox slaps a copyright notice against a fan film based on the Max Payne video games: [6]
- Japanese man faces charges for dumping a Buddhist altar on the side of the road: [7]
- Senator Barack Obama's half-eaten breakfast put up for sale on eBay: [8]
- Mayor of Birmingham, Alabama takes steps to fight crime by holding a prayer vigil dressed in a burlap sack: [9]
- FBI concerned about Chinese counterfeiting Cisco routers: [10]
- These guys have issued a New American Declaration of Independence: [11] (…which will be promptly forgotten after the 2008 election, I suspect.)
- Yet another guide to converting your car so that it runs on water: [12]
- The story of what this guy did to his daughter may make you physically ill: [13]
- The truth about the Neighborhood Network Watch, an anti-terrorism project to make sure the terrorists aren't sneaking into your own wi-fi network: [14]
- The demise of Turkey's pork butchers: [15]
- A small pagan group causes a big uproar by holding a Bible-burning ceremony every August 23rd: [16]
- Scottish government building is used as location for porn movie shoot: [17]
- Carjacker runs over accomplice during getaway: [18]
- Officials in Indonesia ask the public not to buy a local rock star's CD, which includes a bonus condom in every CD package: [19]
- Assisi (Italy) bans street beggars: [20] (What would Saint Francis think?)
- Welcome to Solapur, Maharashtra, India, where a popular religious custom involves throwing infant babies off the side of buildings: [21]
- Mein Kampf could be published in Germany for the first time since World War II: [22]
- Europe reconsiders prostitution as sex trafficking booms: [23]
- South Carolina Senate approves a bill that would allow prayers before public meetings: [1]
- Ancient erotic sculpture found in Jharkhand, India: [2]
- The old media firms want war with Iran: [3]
- God thinks Christian Rock sucks, too: [4]
- Egypt cracks down on the practice of Short Duration Personal Marriages: [5]
- Want to get married in an inflatable church? [6]
- Swedish women prefer online sex: [7]
- Thailand's film industry is hampered by Big Brother: [8]
- It's not easy being an atheist in the US Army: [9]
- Kid trolls Oregon school parents, and of course they don't like it: [10]
- New Zealand wants to ban rugby cards that are wildly popular with the kids: [11]
- Worldnet Daily now claims its libel threat against the Council on American-Islamic Relations was only "satire:" [12]
- US releases its annual list of the Top 45 (not 10) Worst Copyright Infringing Nations: [13] (Yep, that's right up there with the Axis of Evil…)
- Porn site for the blind is a cult hit: [14]
- Pakistani news channels banned in Kashmir: [15]
- French documentary The World According To Monsanto is yanked from YouTube and Google: [16]
- Mother is cleared of vehicular homicide charges after stating that Satan was driving her car: [17]
- South Africa plans the first-ever HIV-positive beauty contest: [18]
- Baghdad to build its own Disneyland: [19]
- Google hands over profiles of 3,000 "suspected pedophiles" ok Orkut to Brazil's government: [20]
- The Vatican's chief exorcist says Satanic cults in fashion in Rome: [21]
- Witches are to blame for a beheaded stag whose carcass was left dressed in a T-shirt: [22]
- Rev. Ivan Stang's online course at Maybe Logic Academy (cost: only $135) begins on Monday, April 8th: [1]
- Yesterday was the annual pro-gay Day Of Silence: [2]
- Monday is the annual anti-gay Day of Truth: [3] (I'm sure the Alliance Defense Fund realizes this "Day of Truth" sounds a lot more paranoid and hateful than the Day of Silence…right?)
- The War on Terror feeding frenzy: [4]
- Infighting among the creators of The Secret is reaching the point where lawyers are getting involved: [5]
- Do we really want a military-defense contractor conglomerate counting our votes? [6]
- Is Wall Street in bed with the Russian mafia? [7]
- The Office of Government Commerce in London gets an embarrassing new logo: [8]
- How the US Military is invading your life: [9]
- First cloned dog set to produce offspring: [10]
- Mexican drug cartels post help-wanted ads for smugglers: [11]
- Bollywood filmmakers are finding themselves clashing with conservative censors more and more often: [12]
- Belgian sex goddess announces she will take the virginity of any nerd who hosts a Web site announcing he supports Net Neutrality: [13]
- Larry Flynt takes a cheap shot at disgraced former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer: [14]
- Spain's military banned from Web sites showing models or giving sports results: [15]
- Wackjob Worldnet Daily threatens libel suit against wackjob Council on American-Islamic Relations: [16] (Thanks to Bartholomew's Notes on Religion for this tidbit.)
- The Nobel Foundation drops the TV broadcaster of its annual Nobel Prize broadcaster after the awards ceremony is censored by China: [17]
- Beijing court hands down its first jail term for copyright infringement: [18]
- You know how the tech industry outsourced its tech support divisions to India? Debt collection is doing the same thing: [19]
- World Bank does the obvious thing in its fight against AIDS – throwing money at the problem: [20]
- Kentucky teacher convicted of having sex with a student – over thirty years ago: [21]
- Gay pagans call to the Purple God of Healing: [22]
- Florida Senate passes a bill changing the state song ("Swanee River") to remove racially insensitive lyrics: [23]
- Sweden decides not to ban sexist advertising: [24]
Picture of the moment: - This is one of the best ghost videos ever: [25]
- United States Supreme Court allows police to conduct searches and seize evidence, even if the arrest turns out to be illegal: [1]
- LendingTree doesn't like people saying mean things about them on blogs: [2]
- 200 Southern Oregon students protest over censorship of a naked Harry Potter mural: [3]
- President Bush makes his annual proclamation that May 1st is an official National Day of Prayer: [4]
- An interesting article on the Religious Right: [5] (Yes, Rolling Stone still publishes an interesting article maybe once a year or so…)
- Black cult publishes 2008-2009 white hit list: [6]
- Trojan horses still kicking after all these years: [7]
- Genetically modified crops actually cut food production rather than increase it: [8]
- Publishers beware – Amazon.com has you in their sights: [9]
- Be glad this isn't your landlord (I hope): [10]
- Internet suicide cult is blamed for a Japanese teenager's suicide – which also sends dozens of people to the hospital: [11]
- It looks as though someone is actually trying to do something about the White House and its policy of "We don't have to obey the Constitution, we don't care, we're the White House:" [12]
- I want some of what this guy was smoking: [13]
- The Pentagon still doesn't want the media to show images of dead US soldiers: [14]
- Air traffic controllers who saw UFO muzzled by FAA: [15]
- It's tough to be a cheerleader in Mumbai: [16]
- Singapore TV fined $11,000 for "pro-gay" scene: [17]
- China has surpassed the United States to become the world's largest Internet-using population: [18]
- Australia's biggest ISP defies the music industry's call to stop those Evil Internet Copyright Terrorists: [19]
- Hungary in hooker crackdown as whore oversupply squeezes local sex prices: [20]
- Bank of Israel’s Web site cracked by Muslim hacker: [21]
- Bristol, UK school takes out two "homosexual relationship storybooks:" [22]
- Tunisian family sues a man for raping their daughter over the phone: [23]
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