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AFP Residents of a South Korean island closest to the tense sea border with North Korea have shrugged off a warning from Pyongyang urging them to flee ahead of “thunderous attacks”, an official said on Sunday. The North’s official website, Uriminzokkiri, told residents of five islands south of the border to leave, warning of “devastating consequences” if recent cross-border tension escalates into a full-scale conflict. “The wisest choice when the fire [...] Fox News Latino
Border Patrol arrests are at 40-year lows. The weak economy and tougher immigration enforcement seem to be spurring more people to head south of the border than north. And that made it difficult for the Border Patrol to fill the planes, finding the cost of flying Mexicans back home who were caught entering the country illegally hard to justify. So the U.S. government has decided to halt the [...] VANCOUVER—For almost a century, Canada’s economy has been firmly tethered to its much larger southern neighbor. Now, Canadian officials and executives also are betting their future on China. Canada’s economic reliance on the U.S. has ebbed for decades amid sporadic efforts to diversify. But weak demand from a prolonged economic downturn south of the border has accelerated the move, sending Canadian companies looking for new markets. Climbing oil production in the U.S. [...] http://conservativebyte.com/2012/04/moveon-org-video-saying-illegal-immigrants-fits-definition-of-a-hate-crime/ http://www.examiner.com/article/moveon-org-video-saying-illegal-immigrants-fits-definition-of-a-hate-crime South of the Border is where they should be. That is your [...] From Eric Peters Autos: Newtie won’t bring you $2 gas – and forget about BHO. He wants to bring you $8 gas – in line with what enlightened Europeans pay. But there is a way to fill your tank for about $2 per gallon – using the Fed’s funny money in your pocket, too. Just drive across the border. It’s what a growing number of Arizona drivers are doing, according to a March [...] Japan’s Lost Decade, brought on by the bust in the country’s housing and banking boom of the late 1980s, is supposed to be a cautionary tale. Having happened once, economic policymakers have vowed the period of stagnant growth and depressed asset prices that defined the Japanese economy in the ’90s is a phenomenon not to be repeated. But two years removed from the recent financial crisis that spawned the Great Recession, [...] |
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