Friday’s Links

World Net Daily: U.N. climate chief tied to “carbon credit” scam bilking EU of hundreds of millions.

Liberty Council: According to the Deputy Superintendent of East Syracuse-Minoa School District, nothing with any hint of Christianity is permissible in school to celebrate Christmas, even if the symbol has a decidedly secular meaning today.

World Net Daily: The Eritrean government has arrested and detained, without charge, 30 elderly Christian women who are members of the Faith Mission Church, a group started by the Methodist Church in Africa. International Christian Concern's Jonathan Racho reports, “In Eritrea, Christians are locked up in either shipping containers and underground dungeon-like conditions. The situations for Christians in Eritrea are actually horrible, especially when arrested and held by the police. We have information that many times, Christians are killed while in prison.”

Times-Picayune: Idiot tries to rob hot dog vendor at knife-point. Hot dog vendor, a former marine, picks idiot up and slams him face first into the ground. Idiot arrested and booked, once out of the hospital.

National Review: Researchers discover previously unnoticed “Nuclear Option” in House Healthcare bill that would cause states to drop Medicaid and Medicare.

Posted by Danny Carlton at December 11, 2009 7:34 AM