 Islam's
European Conquest — Is America Next?...
Britain’s Muslim demographic is
now so dominant that the British government recently
began to allow Islamic civil and religious law,
known as Sharia, to be enforced along side British
law. ...
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Feds ban Brooke Corp. founders from
banking for life...Robert
and Leland Orr, founders of bankrupt Brooke Corp., have been banned
for life from the banking industry. Robert Orr formerly was chairman
of Overland ...
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Citizens
insurance rates will rise in South
Florida by up to 12 percent...Florida
Insurance Commissioner Kevin McCarty announced the final batch
of rate hikes for Citizens on Friday. The rate changes – which work
out to about 4 to ...
•Two
Georgia insurers pay $100000 to Virginia regulators over errors...Two
Atlanta, Ga.-based insurance companies agreed to pay Virginia
regulators $100000 for insurance license violations, including
improperly ...
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N. Carolina Insurance Agent Arrested on Charges of
Embezzlement... North Carolina Insurance
Commissioner Wayne Goodwin has announced the arrest of Joseph
Preston Alligood, 32, ...
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Agents report swell in flood
insurance...... regions of
northeastern Louisiana, many residents have already taken
private steps to access money in case of the worst. Flood
insurance agents reported ...
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Thieves target older vehicles...According
to statistics, in 2008 there were 12698 vehicles
reported stolen in Alabama. In Northwest
Alabama, 126 were reported stolen. ...
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U.S. officials press Feinberg to ease
AIG curbs: Report...Kenneth
Feinberg, the Obama administration's pay czar, is being
pressed by federal officials to relax executive
compensation restrictions at American International
Group Inc. for 2010, the Wall Street Journal reported,
citing people familiar with the matter.
Drivers believe car insurance is
designed to confuse...Almost
one in five drivers (18%) think car insurance policies are
purposely designed to confuse them, according to research by
motor ...
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Taxing of 'Cadillac' health plans raises
question of fairness...California
teacher Kinzi Blair makes only $46000 a year, but she has what many
would consider a "Cadillac" health plan, which health ...
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Woman stripped of disability insurance pay over Facebook photos...
A 29-year-old woman has been stripped of her disability insurance
after her insurance company saw pictures she uploaded to the
popular ...
•Florida
Home Insurance Companies - New Threats to Getting Your ...
For starters, almost half of all
active Florida homeowners insurance companies reported net losses in
2008 - a year in which no major storms hit. Those losses continued
for many companies into 2009. Reasons for those losses include
rising expenses and declining revenues from inadequate Florida home
insurance rates.
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Fraud claims add up in alleged scheme...Mississippi
Valley Title has received more than $41.4 million in title
insurance claims in an alleged fraud scheme involving
brothers Charles and Chris ...
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Tennessee Worker's comp
insurance changes coming Dec. 31...For
more information, visit www.tn.gov/commerce/insurance;
click on “Consumer Resources”; look for “Workers Compensation
Information”; click on “Assigned ...
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Virginia toxic drywall victims take their battle to state
insurance officials...State insurance
officials in Virginia are studying the issue; Virginia
Beach City Councilman Bill DeSteph wants the state insurance
commissioner to rule ...
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Va Regulators Seek To Suspend NC Mutual's License...The
State Corporation Commission said that the North Carolina Mutual
Life Insurance's surplus dropped by more than a third
during the 12 months that ended ...
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Coal-Fueled WV Chamber Of Commerce Demands Lawmakers Defeat
Health Reform In
...
The West Virginia Chamber of Commerce, which is largely
backed by the coal industry, candidly revealed this strategy in
a letter released today to Sens. ...
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Senate moving forward with health care bill...“This
bill is bad for Georgia, bad for families and small
businesses, bad for our seniors and bad for America. We should
scrap it and start over,”
There's no proof tort reform reduces health costs...In
fact, were this true, Texas would have the cheapest and
best health care in the nation. The provisions of the tort
reform legislation passed in 2003 have ...
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Florida Insurance Commissioner Reacts to Growth of
Stranger-Originated Life
... Florida Insurance
Commissioner Kevin McCarty has expressed to the Gainesville (Florida)
Sun his concerns regarding the growth in the ...
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La.
insurance commissioner
announces help for Chinese drywall victims..."This
is a limited body of victims who have nowhere else to go," said
Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon. On Monday, Donelon
announced several ...
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Lawyer, insurer penalized for
bringing appeal...“I
did not think the law was that clear in Georgia,” he
acknowledged. But, said Wielinski, “I think it's very difficult
for the insurance company to argue ...
SPECIAL
REPORT:
GLOBAL WARMING MELTDOWN?
"Greatest Scandal in Modern Science"
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Climategate: 'Greatest scandal in modern
science'...Hadley CRU has
form in this regard.
In September – I wrote the story up here as “How the global
warming industry is based on a massive lie” – Hadley CRU’s
researchers were exposed as having “cherry-picked” data in order
to support their untrue claim that global temperatures had risen
higher at the end of the 20th century than at any time in the
last millenium.
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Call for Congressional
investigation...I
said I would discuss the “systematic and documented abuse of the
scientific process by which an international body that claims it
provides the most complete and objective science assessment in
the world on the subject of climate change, the United Nations
IPCC.” Now that was four years ago; so we knew they were
cooking the science back then, and you’ve been talking about
the, you know, what’s happened recently with the bloggers coming
up with what they did, what they…
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Paper: Junk science exposed among
climate-change believers...
It was announced
Thursday afternoon that computer hackers had obtained 160
megabytes of e-mails from the Climate Research Unit (CRU) at the
University of East Anglia (UEA) in England. Those e-mails
involved communication among many scientific researchers and
policy advocates with similar ideological positions all across
the world. Those purported authorities were brazenly discussing
the destruction and hiding of data that did not support
global-warming claims.
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