
A Montreal man who decided he wanted a house but didn't have the pocketbook do buy it has made his dream come true. Kyle Macdonald of Montreal, has been offered a two storey farm house for a paid role in Corbin Bernsen's Dona on Demand. McDonald who started out with a large red paper clip traded it for these items Paper Clip, Fish Pen, Handmade Doorknob,Camp Stove, Marine Statue, and a 100 Watt Generator. McDonald worked his way up to a paid movie role when he was offered a two storey farmhouse in the town of Kipling Sask. Kipling is going to hold a competetion for the movie role. In comparsion I had a person, who at last check had a Discman for a paperclip, so you never know, this could become the next fad.
Russia given green light to send in Commando's
Russia's parliment gave President Vladamir Putin the green light to send commado's after terrorists around the globe. The russian parliment approved the measure unanimously. The measure was introduced by Putin after five Russian diplomats where killed in Iraq. The bill gives the Russian President (in this case Putin) the authority to dispatch a special forces team to track down and in Putin's world "eliminate" the terrorist threat. A special forces team from the GRU (military intelligence) is expected to be waiting in the win
gs to pursue the terrorists in Iraq.Putin is often criticized for his roleback of democratic freedoms in order to furthur his power. In 2004 two Chechen rebel envoys where killed in a suicide car bomb blast in Qatar. Then men involved where accused of being GRU agents. Moscow denied the charge at first, but admitted it later.
U.S. President George W. Bush has said that the main topic of discussion at the G8 summit in St. Petersburg will be expanding democratic freedoms in Russia. "I don't necessarily agree with every decision he's made about what's happening inside of Russia, but it's very important for me to keep a good personal relationship with him so I can have good, candid discussions," Bush said.
Personally, I don't believe that the discussions will yield any results, considering the fact that Russia has sacrificed democratic freedoms for political power since the berlin wall fell! Take the example of Checnya. The Russians are fighting for a little piece of land and have deprived the Chechan people of freedoms for years! The words of Bush are hollow and are only to put the issue to rest so he can move on with "more important issues" (i.e. Approval Ratings, the Sothern Border etc.)
EDITORIAL: Why Ted Stevens should not be a Senator
Now I know that I'm not American, but seriously guys, some of your Politicans do not know what they're taking about. Take Ted Stevens for example. One of the oldest Senators, he is the author of a large telecommunicans bill that is about to go to vote in the full senate. However he has no frigin idea what he's taking about! He described the internet as a "series of tubes" and saying "the internet was sent to my staff". The moron doesn't even know what he's talking about! Why is he chair of the telecommunications comittee? Get someone who actully knows what he's taking about in there! For pete's sake please! We need to make sure Net neutrality passes through the Senate so that companies will not be biased in the way they provide us with internet connections! Although this is unlikely to effect me here in Canada, I am still concerned about it however.
There is one more way we could save net neutrality. Pesident Bush could refuse to sign the bill into law and use what is reffered to as a pocket Veto. He would not sign the bill and not return it to congress within the 10 day period. This however, is unlikely and the bill will most likely become law with the next few weeks.












