April FDH Lounge News Nuggets

By Rick Morris

We’re adapting a segment that we have used on our show repeatedly in order to try to highlight some of the more intriguing news headlines going today.  We have also posted links here for geopolitical headlines in the past and we’ll work this into this theme.  Much like The FDH Lounge itself, we’ll try to keep it broad-based as far as what is catching our eye.

^ From Stratfor, how the Boston bombing was executed.

^ From The National Interest, lifting the veil on North Korea.

^ From Chronicles Magazine, the media-censored butchery of “Doctor” Kermit Gosnell.

^ From the Wall Street Journal, 15 Days in Rome: How the Pope was picked.

^ From The Long War Journal, attacks on US forces by the supposed allies in the Afghan government forces.

^ From the Daily Caller, what’s fueling the ammo shortage – from the perspective of ammo manufacturers.

^ From The Atlantic, reassessing Henry Kissinger.

^ From Taki’s Magazine, how the trends in the culture war point to open season on American churches.

^ From The Rational Optimist, the true global energy revolution that will come from the development of methane hydrate.

^ From the Washington Examiner, how environmental policy hurts the environment.