If you don't want to go looking for moonbats, a guy has developed a useful moonbat bot (needs Flash):

Obviously, even in the UK, there are still some trees that grow banknotes rather than leaves, as one can undoubtly judge from this project which cost the HM Tax Payer 190'000 GBP:

A cash-strapped council has been criticised for spending £190,000 on a bridge - to allow dormice to cross the road safely.

It's always important to efficiently invest money into your kids future. However, this time, officially-broke California went over the top, and this by several magnitudes:

And again we have an incident where the religion of peace™ made sure they displayed their highest cultural and technical sophistication:

Islamic extremism in Gaza appears to be behind the Wednesday murder of a 62-year-old woman. The woman, Jabriyeh Abu Kanas, had been accused by neighbors of practicing witchcraft.

There's a new way to steal a motorbike (or more) in the UK, and avoid being pursued by police:

They radioed their duty inspector moments after the late night raid but were told that because the thieves weren't wearing crash helmets or protective clothing, it would be unsafe to pursue them.

The usual bunch of socialists demonize people switching to another jurisdiction when it comes to saving taxes that would be spent for 'the greater good'. However, the combined force of red whiners in the US (namely, Democrats) have been strangely silent when it came to the case of one of their prominent members doing the same:

The inmates must be running the asylum, at least in Greece:

It's just disheartening. Either, the Brits have had too much mad cow disease, or they're just capitulating in front of their soon-to-be overlords. At least that's what one can suppose from the 'recommendations' given out by the Stoke-on-Trent city council:

A grand way to show off what all the Gaza activist's aid™ ships were about, in a humoristic way:

The UK, financially completely dilapidated, is probably not as dirt-poor as everyone believes since they still have the resources to send youthful criminals to the soccer world cup in South Africa:

Nine Glasgow louts jetted out to the tournament last night, on a junket that is meant to transform them into role models by watching footie stars.

Remember a certain Mr Al-Megrahi, convicted for blowing up a British jet liner, who got released by the Scottish Prison Service, presumably on 'compassionate grounds', with a life expectancy of 3 months starting June 2009? The guy is not quite dead:

How easy it is to create the foundations for the next housing bubble is aptly shown here:

People are discussing how to beat child obesity and now California has had a novel proposal - ban the toys inside the happy meal boxes, of course, always for good of the children:

This graph clearly shows why, and under no circumstance, you should never ever elect socialists, their green allies or any other party which is not strictly conservative, and with an liberal stance on economics:

It seems as the UK has some positions on a national job roster for professional pedophiles since there's no other rationale of keeping this convicted sexual predator in their country:

Zulfar Hussain, 48, was due to be sent home when he is released from prison halfway through his sentence for plying two vulnerable girls with drugs and alcohol before having sex with them.