Security and safety or privacy breach? Britain makes a camera that “sees” through garments and clothing. The idea is great. There is no doubt that the streets are unsafe and many urban regions and criminals thrive while innocents strive. There are many dangerous people in the world, some of them I know. Britain, I presume, [...]
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It is presumptuous to assume that those who believe in straight fact-for-fact (by process of reason, when related to religious issues) are connected by irrational thought to narrow-mindedness and ill-conceit of others for their own lack of better knowledge or experience in a subject. For instance, I have been accused multiple times of limiting the [...]
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Mike Huckabee: world’s greatest political hack. Has anyone stopped to think why I would call him that? The reasons may have come to your head. You might like him; but, have you even tried to think that there might be something Un-righteous about him? I am disappointed in the Christians of America. Do we so [...]
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Bush mentioned during his SoU address, while directing speech toward soldiers and troops, that in the “fight ahead”, you will have what you need. His point was that over 40,000 troops were coming home. If we plan on coming home, what fight ahead will the troops be fighting? If Iraq is making such “political reconciliation” [...]
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A couple of months ago I signed up for a Democratic letter on democrats.com, just to see what the Democrats were thinking during the election. I got one today, reading: Dear Activist, Are you a customer of AT&T or Verizon? Turns out AT&T and Verizon have been assisting the Bush administration’s illegal wiretapping program for [...]
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I keep asking myself why it didn’t collapse…
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Hillary Clinton, during the debate Monday night mentioned Rezko. She slammed him. She made a spectacle of him. On the Today Show with Matt Lauer, she claimed that she “wouldn’t know him if he walked in the door.” Somehow, she can slam a man’s reputation of whom she claims she’s never known. Any comments?
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Alright…Let’s discuss McCain. He earlier stated that if we had to stay in Iraq for 100 years, he would. Is he kidding? He could die the day after he takes the oath. He won’t be here for 100 years. New generations will be running the world. Is he ready to sign contracts for future generations [...]
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Thompson is finally out of the race. Unfortunate, though, because Thompson brought out the bad in all the other candidates, allowing him to make smart comments and get away with it unnoticed. Of course, the real reason he dropped out of the race was because of his lack of funds and lack of grass-roots masses, [...]
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Russia sends missiles to the Bay of Biscay, perhaps in an attempt to forebode the United States’ powers across the globe of their coming powers? I wouldn’t wonder that Putin is attempting to ward of some sort of conspiracy, unknown to us. Or he might just be flexing its quite-large navy to Britain and the [...]
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Michigan Prediction: Romney McCain Huckabee Paul Giuliani Thompson As for the Democrats, Obama – Hillary – Edwards
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So. By 2014, the government elite (preferably under Hillary’s regime) think they can change our light bulbs to mercury poisonous hazards, monitor what goes into our kitchens, scrutinize the sidewalks, take our college grants from citizens and hand them to illegals, throw innocent men in jail without trial, provide heart-warming closeness with our Canadian and [...]
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Tony Blair, former prime minister of England, joins JPMorgan Chase as a senior adviser. JPMorgan serves “many of the world’s most prominent corporate, institutional and government clients.”[1] The CEO and management on “global politics” will be advised by the ‘former’ politico; he has again found a place in politics. Global politics, that is. He looks [...]
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Before we know it, gold will be surging at $1000. Why, in fact? Gold soars high, while our dollar is nearing a minimum worth. Fear of a recession. This is not happening to countries on a broad scale. We should have bought gold when it was cheap. I’d be living in paradise right now. Ludwig Von [...]
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Hillary couldn’t have chosen a better time to cry. And obviously her supporters were thinking the same thing in New Hampshire. Even though I already had a distaste for Hillary’s overall campaign–and I have this really bad perception of the whole “Clinton Country” thing–I was turned off by the ingenuous idea invented by her and [...]
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In the New Hampshire primary, I predict Democrats: Obama Hillary Edwards Richardson Kucinich Republican: Romney McCain Giuliani Paul Thompson Huckabee
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