'Baby Doc' Back and Charged

I wonder if the former dictator of Haiti regrets his decision boarding that Air France plane on Sunday bound for his homeland. My assumption is most likely--YES!

On Sunday, the former teen dictator stepped on the grounds of Haiti, after 25 years of exile. His arrival was a surprise to everyone, although he was greeted with cheers from some 2,000 Haitians. Dressed sharply, the aged Jean Claude "Baby Doc" Duvalier was escorted by his Jackie-O inspired companion Véronique Roy, the granddaughter of a former Haitian President. The question still remains, why is he back? What is his agenda? and is he really hurting for a country he helped sent to the ruins?

"I came to help my country,"--Baby Doc

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Bollywood Movie Mimics Real Life Events

I can't imagine what it would be like to have either one of my parents commit suicide in order for the rest of my family to live comfortable, or even just get by. Well in Aamir Khan's new film "Peepli Live" it is just that.

The movie, fictional of course follows a farmer in India, who cannot repay a loan and may have to commit suicide in order to save his land and family. If this happens, then through a government program, they will receive a sizable amount of money. But this fictional story mimics that of real life and what takes place India.

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Republicans Say the Darnest Things

Featuring classics such as Joe Barton's "Apology," Andre Bauer's "Poor Children Are Stray Animals," and of course, Glenn Beck's "Obama Is A Racist," no collection is complete without these greatest hits.

Saint Palin?

To most women, Sarah Palin is a modern day Prophet--apparently these women are not listening when she speaks.

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