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Besides operating this Blog, I’m also a Moderator on Raw Story’s Blue Lemur political forum, and every once in a while, I come across a contribution in a particular thread that expresses the issue better than I could, and with the original...

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I saw the headlines from Los Angeles, Chicago and elsewhere in regard the huge demonstrations by Mexicans – demanding that “illegal” aliens receive fair treatment. I also noted that some naturalized Mexicans – those that have...

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They say ignorance is bliss – so maybe I should stop reading the news. ABC ran a piece on this subject – but now, the “link” has mysteriously disappeared; coincidence, or more pressure by a criminal administration that has now...

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On this site, most of the writing is my own – however, when I come across a statement or article that I deem appropriate and astute, especially as vital as an issue as 911 is – and the subsequent cover-up, I feel that it’s my responsibility...

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First, let’s travel back through time to 2001, where this article appeared and seemed to offer hope of a constructive, lasting relationship with President Bush’s new friend and ally, Vladimir Putin. Bush hails ‘new era’ in...

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This morning, I was absolutely dumbfounded at what I saw in the news. I had just completed a reply to an article I posted on www.campusprogress.org in the Blog section I wrote a couple of days ago in tribute to Google for their astonishing win against...

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Dump the neocons

Posted by William Cormier on March 18, 2006
Reading the Pensacola News Journal this morning – imagine my shock when I came upon the following comment in the Editorial/Opinion section. Dump the neocons The Republicans, in utter defiance of the polls and the will of the American people,...

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Finally, after all of these months, I woke-up to some great news – news that affects everyone in America! Google has won a major victory against the Bush administration,  and hopefully their example will set a new standard for corporate America....

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Reading the news is getting tougher every day – and making sense out of it is even harder. I used to begin with coffee and started reading – now its coffee, Dramamine, and pretty soon, my guess is I’ll have to upgrade my coffee to...

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Generally speaking, there’s not a lot of news that I miss, or editorials I fail to read on a daily basis. I read from a variety of sources – including the Washington Post. On Friday, March 10, 2006, David Ignatius wrote an editorial which...

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