David Hanson

Joey Chaos

bookofjoe (Free subscription) | 10/31/2009

David Hanson's creation will sort you out.

Applied History

Neptunus Lex (Free subscription) | 12/06/2009

Few, I think, do it as well as Victor David Hanson: What is so hard about winning wars you begin, paying debts as you go, and keeping taxes and government small? (Is the antithesis really that appealing: quit conflicts you begin, borrow every year, raise all sorts of new taxes for new questionable government expenditures') One [...]

We Ain't Seen Nothing Yet

lockandload (Free subscription) | 11/27/2009

Victor David Hanson presents a pretty glum summation of things in America. FROM JEWISHWORLDREVIEW.COM: We Ain't Seen Nothing Yet By Victor Davis Hanson When it comes to the problems facing this country, an old slogan comes to mind: "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet." High unemployment, the recession and a terrorist resurgence in Afghanistan are bad enough. But there are a number...

• We Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet If you think things have been rough so far, hang on. - Thoughts Of A Conservative Christian
• We Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet…By Victor Davis Hanson - El Campeador's Weblog
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Looking up at the trees

Doobybrain.com (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009

Photo by Michael Hanson This is like Fern Gully in real-life! Michael Hanson’s photo of his brother, David Hanson, walking across a fallen log in Washington’s Olympic National Park is one of just a few posted today on The Big Picture. Head on over there to check out the amazing images from amateurs and pros around the [...]

The Northop By Election.

Plaid Wrecsam (Free subscription) | 11/26/2009

... Labour's proportion of the vote halved from 31% to 16%, which is not good news for the local MP, David Hanson.

Pretty Decent Photos

The J-Walk Blog (Free subscription) | 11/24/2009

At The Big Picture 25 entries from National Geographic's International Photography Contest . David Hanson crosses a fallen log beneath soaring trees and a lingering fog in Washington's Olympic National Park. (Photo and caption by Michael Hanson) Comments | Posted in Visual Arts

We are not preparing for recovery

PrairiePundit (Free subscription) | 11/26/2009

Victor David Hanson: ... Why the pessimism? In short, we are doing nothing to prepare for the crises to come. A global recession has led to low oil prices. Yet in this window of opportunity, America has not decreased its foreign-oil dependence. We are not encouraging domestic exploration. And we are still ambivalent on nuclear power. But as the world economy recovers, oil will probably...

Doctors and nurses to deter knife users with photos of stab wounds

The Guardian (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009

... be run by the Home Office and Youth Justice Boards in England and Wales. The Home Office minister, David Hanson, said he hoped it would help turn youngsters away from criminal gangs. "These young people could be on the brink of entering serious crime or gang lifestyles," he said. "By bringing together the police, local authorities and ex-offenders in this way we hope...

Taxpayers in £481m police pension top-up

The Guardian (Free subscription) | 11/22/2009

... of the problem, one that applies across the wider public sector". The policing minister, David Hanson, said an entitlement to a police pension was "a key element of the remuneration of police officers". "The government recognises the need to ensure that the costs of public sector pensions are controlled and has put measures in place to tackle factors such as the...

Graphic images to shock knife yobs

Metro.co.uk (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009

... offer anger management courses and lectures by police on the law on knives. Home Office minister David Hanson said he hoped it would help turn youngsters away from criminal gangs. He said: "This course brings young people face to face with the consequences of knife crime whatever the reason they carried the knife in the first place. "These young people could be on the brink of entering...

Stab wounds shown to young knife criminals

The Independent (Free subscription) | 11/23/2009

... anger-management courses and lectures by police on the law on knives.The Home Office minister, David Hanson, said he hoped it would help turn youngsters away from criminal gangs. He said: "This course brings young people face to face with the consequences of knife crime whatever the reason they carried the knife in the first place."These young people could be on the brink of entering...

Government surveillance plan in turmoil

Computing.co.uk (Free subscription) | 11/19/2009

... the government is still not sure what it actually wants to do. Last week Home Office minister David Hanson said in a letter to parliament: “The rapidly changing communications environment means the existing capability of the police, the security and intelligence agencies and other public authorities is declining.” In short, communications are moving online and the disorganised...

• Government surveillance plan in turmoil - computing

Rhetoric vs. Reality

LyfLines (Free subscription) | 11/18/2009

Victor David Hanson : The growing problem for the Obama administration is that the public has finally caught on that the president's tough rhetoric and soaring oratory don't match reality. "Considering all options" and "wanting more information" essentially mean dithering and voting present on Afghanistan, even after announcing the adoption of a new bold strategy....

Government surveillance plan in turmoil

computing (Free subscription) | 11/17/2009

... the government is still not sure what it actually wants to do. Last week Home Office minister David Hanson said in a letter to parliament: “The rapidly changing communications environment means the existing capability of the police, the security and intelligence agencies and other public authorities is declining.” In short, communications are moving online and the disorganised...

U.K. minister wants enhanced monitoring of Internet usage

ZD Net (Free subscription) | 11/10/2009

U.K. Home Office Minister David Hanson is pushing for further data archiving of information by Communications Service Providers, including such web portals as Facebook. by Doug Hanchard