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Silicon Insider: The CIA Discovers the Blogosphere ...is
an inspiring and insightful article with personal
narrative from the author's father's point of view. A
delightful, scary, mysterious and tactful article. Highly
amusing, thoughtful and a must read...
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Of imperial presidents and congressional cowards
By Patrick J. Buchanan
Does President Bush have, or not have, the authority
to take us to war with Iran? Because Bush and the
War Party are surely behaving as though this were
an executive decision alone. Continue
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Facing Collapse, Palestinians Turn to America's Enemies:
By Ted Rall
Once again, the geniuses who run United States foreign
policy have transformed a glorious opportunity to gain an
ally into total disaster. Rejected by the West whose democratic
game it played and won, the Hamas-led Palestinian Authority
has been shoved into the arms of America's enemies
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The above article by Ted Rall...is an insightful and forthright article.
Well worth your time and energy to read. It makes
you think and reflect upon one's principles, and
that of your government.
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IT'S HARD OUT HERE FOR A PUMP
By Ann Coulter...is a fisty article for those
itching to hear another point of view. Whether
you agree or not is immaterial, but the
analogies are amusing to say the least. Interesting?
You bet... It doesn't matter if you like or dislike
her articles because her articles are unique and
different. Food for thought, if nothing else. And
that's how is should be... People should make up
their own minds about what they read.
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• Six Ways To Get Better Gas Mileage
The Specious Report
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Late Night Political Jokes - Late Night Jokes Updated Daily
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Gen Y's opt-out vision ... is an article you can respect.
You may not agree with the author, but you surely must
respect her perceptions and philosophical thoughts on the
subject of Gen Y beliefs, and the reasons for such beliefs...
But could this point of view really only be a smokescreen
of this generation's inherited problem: the lack of job
security? There are few 30 year jobs available anymore
(much less creative and rewarding jobs), so there's good
cause for Gen Y's negative thoughts, wanting less, lower
expectations, and the self-employment binge expressed
in the article. Might those Gen Y ramblings only be coping
mechanisms like rationalization, projection and compensation,
et cetera? Hence, those Gen Y attitudes and the like, are
merely a reflection of their insecurity and is only an adapting
mechanism to deal with their plight, nothing more... Just
an opinion. Opinions are like arses, everyone has one. Take
it as a grain of salt, nothing more. Just one man's opinion.
But nevertheless, it's a brilliant article and well-worth your
time. Enjoy...!
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QUOTE:
The housing bubble has popped:
Reports of falling sales and investors stuck with properties
they can't sell are just the beginning. Property owners
should worry; so should their lenders.
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