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Jul 4, 2008Yesterday, the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce released a Discussion Draft of the "Food and Drug Administration Globalization Act of 2008."
FDA Globalization Act of 2008: Fees, Fees, and More Fees Yesterday, the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce released a Discussion Draft of the "Food and Drug Administration Globalization Act of 2008."  The “Discussion Draft is meant to stimulate discussion about how to provide adequate funding and authority for FDA to ensure safety of . . . food, drug, medical device, and cosmetic” products, according to a memorandum accompanying the draft legislation.  The Energy and Commerce committee intends to hold hearings and to markup the draft in the next few weeks.  The Discussion Draft contains comprehensive language that addresses the safety of food, drugs, devices, and cosmetics as well as a number of general provisions relating to the agency.  Although the draft may undergo significant change during hearings and markup, there are several noteworthy provisions.  The draft proposes an annual registration fee of $2,000 for food facilities operating in the U.S. or exporting food to the U.S., would require labeling to identify the country-of-origin of foods and whether certain foods have been treated with carbon monoxide, and would provide FDA with mandatory recall authority.  With regard to drugs and devices, the draft proposes a registration fee to cover the cost of drug and device inspections, and would require country-of-origin labeling.  The draft also would require cosmetic facilities to register with the FDA at a cost of $2,000 per facility and require adverse-event reporting for cosmetics.  Finally, the draft proposes to increase the capacity of FDA to monitor foreign facilities.  [full story]
Jul 4, 2008TORONTO, July 4, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The Canadian Human Rights Commission has dropped a complaint by a homosexual activist against Catholic Insight a Toronto-based national Catholic news magazine.
----- Original Message ----- From: LifeSiteNews To: bobeva@vaxxine.com Sent: Friday, July 04, 2008 4:51 PM Subject: Breaking News from LifeSiteNews.com - Friday July 4, 2008 Dear readers,I thought we should send you this breaking piece of good news early today. There'll be lots more, later, and you can always take a peek at the web page to see the seven stories already posted for today.For life,John-Henry WestenEditorLifeSiteNews.comLifeSiteNews.com - Friday July 4, 2008 Human Rights Commission Drops Complaint Against Catholic MagazineJudicial Review Still Possible TORONTO, July 4, 2008 (LifeSiteNews.com) - The Canadian Human Rights Commission has dropped a complaint by a homosexual activist against Catholic Insight a Toronto-based national Catholic news magazine.  A year and a half - and many thousands of dollars in legal fees - after a nine-point human rights complaint was filed by Edmonton-based homosexual activist Rob Wells, Catholic Insight has been informed that the case has been dropped.  However, a judicial review before the Federal Court is still possible should the complainant pursue that avenue. [full story]
Jul 2, 2008Neither Parliaments nor Judiciary can take away our Rights....they have no Jurisdiction /Power/Authority to do so, ie: it is ultra vires.
Dear Fellow Australians,   In OUR COURTS, we are being denied our RIGHT TO JUSTICE.   Justice is "the protection of rights and the punishment of wrongs".   Denial of our inalienable RIGHT TO TRIAL BY JURY is how the "evil counsellors, judges and ministers endeavour to subvert and extirpate our laws and liberties" (Bill of Rights 1688).   "Right or Justice will not be sold nor delayed nor denied." (Magna Carta 1215).    Neither Parliaments nor Judiciary can take away our Rights....they have no Jurisdiction /Power/Authority to do so, ie: it is ultra vires.   There are THREE LEVELS of JURISDICTION and Parliaments are at the bottom ....with Judges below that .   The levels are: (1) THEOCRACY - God Rules; (2) DEMOCRACY - People Rule; and (3) BUREAUCRACY - Offices Rule. [full story]
Jun 30, 2008AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — The public prosecutor's office says it will not charge right-wing legislator Geert Wilders with inciting hatred for his film denouncing the Quran.
Dutch prosecutor: Wilders will not be charged over Fitna JihadwATCH.COM   6-30-8 "A statement Monday by the prosecutor said Wilders made his anti-Muslim remarks in the context of a legitimate debate." A victory for free speech and common sense. But there remains the Jordanian effort to use Interpol to secure his arrest and extradition. "No charge in Dutch Muslim incitement," from the Associated Press, June 30: AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — The public prosecutor's office says it will not charge right-wing legislator Geert Wilders with inciting hatred for his film denouncing the Quran. [full story]
Jun 30, 2008Judge Binnie said that the key to a defence of honest belief – particularly in an era when extravagant overstatement is common – should lie in whether an honest person could have held the same opinion.
Supreme Court ruling modernizes defence of fair comment KIRK MAKIN From Saturday's Globe and Mail June 27, 2008 at 9:46 PM EDT OTTAWA — The media should not live in constant fear of facing a libel suit every time a provocative commentary is published or broadcast, the Supreme Court of Canada said on Friday in a major ruling won by controversial Vancouver radio broadcaster Rafe Mair. In a 9-0 decision that modernizes the defence of fair comment, the court found that Mr. Mair did not defame Christian-values advocate Kari Simpson when he denounced her stand on a book-banning controversy. “An individual's reputation is not to be treated as regrettable but unavoidable roadkill on the highway of public controversy, but nor should an overly solicitous regard for personal reputation be permitted to ‘chill' freewheeling debate on matters of public interest,” Mr. Justice Ian Binnie said. Judge Binnie said that the key to a defence of honest belief – particularly in an era when extravagant overstatement is common – should lie in whether an honest person could have held the same opinion. [full story]
Jun 25, 2008The war against free speech is advancing rapidly: Associated Press reported Thursday that “Muslim countries have won a battle to prevent Islam from being criticised during debates by the UN Human Rights Council
Free Speech Dies at the UN By Robert SpencerFrontPageMagazine.com | 6/25/2008 The war against free speech is advancing rapidly: Associated Press reported Thursday that “Muslim countries have won a battle to prevent Islam from being criticised during debates by the UN Human Rights Council.” Council President Doru-Romulus Costea explained that religious issues can be “very complex, very sensitive and very intense…This council is not prepared to discuss religious matters in depth, consequently we should not do it.” Henceforth only religious scholars would be permitted to broach them. “While Costea’s ban applies to all religions,” AP explained, “it was prompted by Muslim countries complaining about references to Islam.” The ban came after a heated session on Monday, when the representative of the Association for World Education (AWE), in a joint statement with the International Humanist and Ethical Union, denounced female genital mutilation, the penalty of stoning for adultery and child marriage as sanctioned by Islamic law. Egypt, Pakistan and Iran angrily protested, interrupting the AWE speaker, David Littman, with no less than 16 points of order, and succeeding in getting the Council’s proceedings suspended for over half an hour. In the course of this contentious discussion, the representatives from the Islamic countries made numerous revealing statements – statements that are well worth examining as Islamic nations and organizations call with increasing insistence for restrictions on free speech in the West. [full story]
Jun 25, 2008Dear Premier Stelmach: I have raised the issue of the Alberta Human Rights Commission several times with you in the past 18 months. On each of those occasions, you said that you understood the issues and shared my concerns.
LETTER OF THE DAY By Bishop Fred Henry   http://www.wcr.ab.ca/bishops/henry/2008/henry062308.shtml Week of June 23, 2008 Human Rights Act foils reasoned debate Stelmach should amend act so that justice will reign A Shepherd Speaks By BISHOP FRED HENRY Calgary Dear Premier Stelmach: I have raised the issue of the Alberta Human Rights Commission several times with you in the past 18 months. On each of those occasions, you said that you understood the issues and shared my concerns. However, the situation is continuing to deteriorate across our country and the various levels of governments are seemingly non-responsive. April 2008: The Ontario Human Rights Tribunal has ordered an evangelical Christian charity, Christian Horizons, to rescind its morality code and require employees to undergo anti-discriminatory training. In addition, Christian Horizons has been ordered to pay $23,000 plus lost wages for terminating Connie Heritz's employment based on a morality code which she freely and knowingly signed as a condition of employment and which she failed to adhere to. [full story]
Jun 25, 2008An analysis of autopsies in 2007 released this week by the Florida Medical Examiners Commission found that the rate of deaths caused by prescription drugs was three times the rate of deaths caused by all illicit drugs combined.
NYT; June 14, 2008 - MIAMI - From "Scarface" to "Miami Vice," Florida's drug problem has been portrayed as the story of a single narcotic: cocaine. But for Floridians, prescription drugs are increasingly a far more lethal habit. An analysis of autopsies in 2007 released this week by the Florida Medical Examiners Commission found that the rate of deaths caused by prescription drugs was three times the rate of deaths caused by all illicit drugs combined. Law enforcement officials said that the shift toward prescription-drug abuse, which began here about eight years ago, showed no sign of letting up and that the state must do more to control it. "You have health care providers involved, you have doctor shoppers, and then there are crimes like robbing drug shipments," said Jeff Beasley, a drug intelligence inspector for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, which co-sponsored the study. "There is a multitude of ways to get these drugs, and that's what makes things complicated." [full story]
Jun 24, 2008Lou Dobbs exposes the truth about the NAFTA Superhighway in an explosive investigative report broadcast on CNN
Lou Dobbs exposes the truth about the NAFTA Super Highway Sunday, 08 June 2008 19:20 Lou Dobbs exposes the truth about the NAFTA Superhighway in an explosive investigative report broadcast on CNN   While most other major national newscasters have blindly accepted the government’s line that the “NAFTA Superhighway” is a “myth,” Lou Dobbs has refused to be fooled. In search of the truth, Mr. Dobbs sent investigative reporter Bill Tucker to Texas to see for himself.   The evidence Mr. Tucker uncovered was powerful, compelling, and shocking. It confirms everything we here at the NAU War Room have been saying about the government’s hidden drive to absorb America into a “North American Union” (NAU) with Canada and Mexico, anchored by a massive “NAFTA Superhighway” designed to speed cheap Red Chinese and foreign goods from Mexico into the U.S. and Canada. [full story]
Jun 22, 2008the absolute predominance of regular law, so that the government has no arbitrary authority over the citizen; the equal subjection of all (including officials) to the ordinary law administered by the ordinary courts; and the fact that the citizen’s perso
Dear Gary,   I don't know what President George W. Bush is sprouting about "the rule of law", but here is what it really is:   RULE OF LAW:   1.  The supremacy of law.   2.  A feature attributed to the UK constitution by Professor Dicey (Law of the Constitution, 1885). It embodied three concepts: the absolute predominance of regular law, so that the government has no arbitrary authority over the citizen; the equal subjection of all (including officials) to the ordinary law administered by the ordinary courts;  and the fact that the citizen’s personal freedoms are formulated and protected by the ordinary law rather than by abstract constitutional declarations. (Oxford Reference, A Dictionary of Law, Oxford University Press) [full story]