Posts Tagged ‘over’

The coalition government in potential crisis – over football!
So it looks like a potential crisis for the coalition government has been avoided. The potential hotspot? – the World Cup. At drinks in Downing St the Prime Minister revealed he had a sneaking regard for the German team after their performances.

Draw Mohammad Day on facebook at: www.facebook.com Idiots guide to drawing Mo at: www.youtube.com We have the initiative…. we have them on the run…. Now is the time to secure the decisive victory that will set the precedent for the future. Free speech is non-negotiable. Magic books do not give you the right to kill people.

Virginia attorney general urges judge to let suit over health-care law proceed
RICHMOND — Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli II told a federal judge Monday that he should let a suit challenging the constitutionality of the federal health-care law proceed and deny a request by the Obama administration that the case be dismissed. Health care – United States – Health – Politics – Health Care Reform

Farmers chewing over entering politics
31 May 2010 Discussions have started in farming circles about starting a political party.

For more information about the campaign to take back the web, visit freespeech.org To find an alternative, non-commercial media-sharing and social networking site, visit community.freespeech.org This is a truly crucial time for the Internet, the most powerful and interactive medium humans have ever seen. Recent actions by Facebook to monitor activity on the web and share our private information with our personal contacts and marketers, tells us quite clearly that the new media giants cannot be trusted. Background info coanews.org

Politics over industrial package hots up in Uttarakhand
Dehradun, Mar 31 (PTI) Politics over the Central concessional industrial package for Uttarkhand, expiring tonight, has hotted up in the state.

Archdiocese sues city over pregnancy counseling notice
Lawsuit, filed in federal court, claims a violation of free speech, religion The Archdiocese of Baltimore filed a federal lawsuit against the city Monday, saying a first-in-the-nation ordinance regulating pregnancy counseling centers violates the rights of church members to freedom of speech and religion.

Government steps up campaign against Abbott over exercise time
As Opposition Leader Tony Abbott took on the challenge of competing in a gruelling Ironman triathlon today, the federal government stepped up its questioning of the amount of time Mr Abbott devoted to exercise, suggesting the time should go towards developing policy.

Dallas County jail guard fired over remarks
A recently fired Dallas County jail guard previously disciplined for making offensive remarks says his free speech rights have been violated

Judges blamed over free suspects
The government’s independent terrorism watchdog says judges have let terror suspects go free despite dangers to the public.