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Mardi, le 16 février 2009
Tuesday, February 16 2009

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Prochainement sur une autoroute près de chez vous

L'industrie des ponts s'effondre


Ça n'existe pas

Syndrome d’aliénation parentale ou SAP

Sexy béton

Oregon debates ending ban on teachers wearing religious clothing in the classroom

 

Justice extrême est extrême injustice.

 

Feminism has absolutely nothing to do with "equality", and "empowerment" for women. It's all about giving women the "green light" for bad behaviour and not being accountable for their actions.

 

The NAZIS' anti-smoking crusade

"One topic that has only recently begun to attract attention is the Nazi anti-tobacco movement. Germany had the world's strongest antismoking movement in the 1930s and early 1940s, supported by Nazi medical and military leaders worried that tobacco might prove a hazard to the race. Many Nazi leaders were vocal opponents of smoking. Anti-tobacco activists pointed out that whereas Churchill, Stalin, and Roosevelt were all fond of tobacco, the three major fascist leaders of Europe

-- Hitler, Mussolini, and Franco -- were all non-smokers."

-- Robert N. Proctor, "The Anti-tobacco Campaign of the Nazis: A Little Known Aspect of Public Health in Germany, 1933-45", BMJ, Vol. 313 (1996), pp. 1450-1453, available at

http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/313/7070/1450.

The Male Animal

Pub pour un cigare
Une femme en cache ... un autre

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