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1. NYT op-ed on Susan Rice’s “surprising and unsettling sympathy for Africa’s despots.”

2. Good read by Jonas on Canada’s Human Rights Commissions:
   http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2012/12/05/george-jonas-kill-the-human-rights-commissions-before-they-kill-our-freedoms/

3. A candidate for the “Hear my prayers” folio:
   California offers free Obamaphones

4. Interesting article. Will Canada be far behind doing the same? I hope the Canadian Government breaks its promise of doing whatever US does in Global Warming/Climate change policies.
   http://hotair.com/archives/2012/12/09/the-coming-carbon-tax/

5. Hey Kate! Can your dogs do this???
   http://www.news.com.au/world/mind-the-clutch-motor-mutts-pass-doggie-driving-test/story-fndir2ev-1226534075059
   One big danger however – Squirrel!!!

6. Food Fight: California brings the nanny state to the kitchen table.
   h/t

7. Revenge crabs.
   (You’re actually probably better off not clicking these links but, you know, eh.)

8. EBD:
   http://freekorea.us/2012/12/06/north-koreas-missile-test-will-be-susan-rices-big-chance-to-be-effective-for-a-change/

9. One has to be twisted to be addicted to Lolita, the feathered film noir star performing in a cage. Listening to her is my current guilty pleasure. That video cracks me up! (Note to self: it’s probably best not to email it to relatives, even if they are bird lovers.)

10. We already have a ‘carbon tax’ it’s called the GST. There’s carbon in almost everything we buy, or carbon was in the fuel used to transport it into our hands.

11. Black Mamba, “For as low (?) as $99, you can buy a “clutch” of 50 crab eggs, sprinkle them in someone’s bed, and voila! Crab City.”
    Ick! LOL.

12. Garneau is promising. He is a better friend of free-markets than Harper is for sure.
    http://business.financialpost.com/2012/12/10/canadians-are-tired-and-frustrated-liberal-contender-garneau-calls-for-more-wireless-competition/
    “You look at some countries, they’re 100% open to foreign investment and I think Canada needs to go there as well.”