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Selling God
A Pharisee is anyone who gets his identity from doing things for God, and that's dang near everybody in organized religion today. How many children of hell have these guys created? I would suggest you study those strange-eyed neo-hippies who hang around the Davos meetings and other big public events, singing syrupy songs and spouting cliches and ( Read more... ) -
Klan Won't Endorse Obama
In a surprising move, which some are calling a deathblow to his candidacy, the Ku Klux Klan today decided to not endorse Senator Barack Obama in his bid for the Presidency of the United States. Seeming to validate Hillary Clinton's assertion that Obama cannot win the all-important poor white racist vote which had became the cornerstone of her ( Read more... ) -
Student researching al-Qaida tactics held for six days
Despite his Nottingham University supervisors insisting the materials were directly relevant to his research, Rizwaan Sabir, 22, was held for nearly a week under the Terrorism Act, accused of downloading the materials for illegal use. The student had obtained a copy of the al-Qaida training manual from a US government website for his research into ( Read more... ) -
How fitting for today...
[url=http://www.quiztron.com/tests/poison_quiz_22135.htm]What kind of poison is your personality?[/url ( Read more... ) -
Just brain-storming
What was coming to my mind while I was thinking bt Ralston Saul's analysis of the arms trade, which included a discussion of military aid, and how it is supposed to create jobs in the homeland since the aided will spend it on homeland arms ( Read more... ) -
McCain adviser steps down to avoid working against Obama
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2008/05/20/mccain-adviser-steps-down-to-avoid-working-against-obama/
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And finally this:
Our modern predicament is a case in point. By 2005 per capita household spending (in inflation-adjusted dollars) was twelve times what it had been in 1929, while per capita spending for durable goods-the big stuff such as cars and appliances-was thirty-two times higher. Meanwhile, by 2000 the average married couple with children ( Read more... )
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