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  • After six years on Bush’s watch, North Korea goes nuclear
    10 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    After six years on Bush’s watch, North Korea goes nuclear
    Post by Bricktopp
    9/11 happened on Bush’s watch, New Orleans was lost on Bush’s watch, Bin-Laden is running free on Bush’s watch, record spending and deficits on Bush’s watch, government started spying on citizens on Bush’s watch!
    But 36% of Americans still ignore the record and allow themselves to be manipulated by the rhetoric.
    Most believe that either the lefties nor the rightwingers can fix this tremendous mess anytime soon...

  • Anomalies, Prisons, and Geophysics: How Governments Use Data and How to Stop Them
    6 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    A common definition of an anomaly is "a deviation from the common rule, type, arrangement, or form." This definition, however, can be simplified by stating that an anomaly "is a deviation from specific parameters." The defining characteristic of an anomaly is that it can only exist in a comparative setting, implying that it can only be detected within a certain data set. Once a data set is obtained then parameters can be specified to filter out so called anomalies for evaluation. Depending (…)

  • Alaska Division of Elections Asked to Explain Why 2004 Electronic Election Data Was Changed in 2006
    6 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    By Kay Brown, Alaska Democratic Party October 05, 2006
    Division of Elections Asked to Explain Changes
    The Alaska Democratic Party today asked the Division of Elections to explain why changes were made in July of 2006 to the electronic database that contains the results of the 2004 General Election. A review of the audit trail of the GEMS database for the 2004 elections shows that modifications were made to the database on July 12 and July 13, 2006.
    The Democratic Party recently (…)

  • Caught Red Handed Altering Alaska’s Election Results!
    6 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Discrepancies in the 2004 election included a district-by-district count that added up 292,267 votes cast for George Bush in the presidential election, while the statewide summary showed 190,889 votes.
    District-by-district totals gave U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski 226,992 votes, while her official total was 149,446 votes.
    And in half the state House Districts, more ballots were cast than there are registered voters, with 200 percent voter turnout in 16 of those districts, the Democrats say. (…)

  • ALVARO VARGAS LLOSA SENDS HUGO CHAVEZ TO DANTE’S INFERNO
    5 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Alvaro Vargas Llosa Sends Hugo Chavez to Dante’s Inferno - by Stephen Lendman
    Alvaro Vargas Llosa is no stranger to those who know his writings and affilation with the conservative Center on Global Prosperity at the Independent Institute in Oakland, CA. Vargas Llosa is Director of the Center and in that role is a vocal champion of essentially the same predatory market-based policies, known not to work, that growing numbers of people around the world are resisting more than ever - (…)

  • Herbert Spencer’s Evolved Capitalists: “Proclaiming Death to the Weakling, Wealth to the Strong”
    5 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    by Jason Miller
    Assaulting humanity and the Earth with shocking impunity, the White House’s Machiavellian acolytes of Strauss shamelessly lead the charge for soulless corporations, obscenely wealthy individuals, perverse hypocrites of the Religious Right, a diminishing number of allies, authoritarian regimes that bow to their will, and their state terrorist proxy in Tel Aviv.
    Psychologically and economically enslaving billions of human beings, facilitating the deaths of millions, and (…)

  • Outgoing MP, Clare Short is “Profoundly Ashamed” of the UK Government
    5 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    By Mary MacElveen
    There are times when listening to talk radio in foreign countries; I realize that we are not so different. Even Parliament leaders from Great Britain show us that we are all very much the same. I was just listening to the Jeremy Vine Show on BBC Radio 2 as he was interviewing outgoing MP Clare Short.
    She has accused Prime Minister, Tony Blair and the Labor Party as a whole moving too far to the right. Does that sound as if she were talking of how some Democrats have (…)

  • Lily Pads & Islamic Disunity
    5 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    Ideas act irrationally through the blood.
    Oswald Spengler
    As anthropologists pour over the remains of modern-day America at some point in the future, they’ll be bewildered by a society that was obviously mystified by its own state of affairs and its remarkably misguided foreign policy initiatives, while at the same time obsessed about understanding everything available concerning a fictional trifle called the DaVinci Code. And you can bet one of them will remark, "If only they had paid (…)

  • AMERICANS! NOW’S THE TIME. DO SOMETHING OR DIE! OCT 5TH
    5 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)
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    To all Americans out there. Do you have any idea what was done by you so-called leaders?! They destroyed the Constitution, that’s what they did. I here no one saying much about it! You all seem to care more about Foley. Don’t any of you give a shit! We have more more rights, they’re gone! If you want to end this madness while w estill can.
    www.worldcantwait.org

  • Kevin Zeese Blasts "Special Interests" at Senate Debate
    4 October 2006 par (Open-Publishing)

    "We need another political party. We’re certainly choosing between the lesser of two evils, and as the saying goes—’You are guaranteed evil!’” - Jonathan Turley (1)
    Baltimore, MD - An historic three-way debate, at a "Town Hall Forum," for the office of U.S. Senate in Maryland, was held on Oct. 3, 2006, at 512 Orchard St. in this city. It was sponsored by the Greater Baltimore Urban League. It pitted Kevin Zeese, the popular "Unity Candidate," who has a strong anti-Iraqi War platform, (…)