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Archive for October, 2007

Ron Paul CAN WIN.

Wednesday, October 31st, 2007

Congressman Ron Pauls support has vastly grown in the last 3-6 months and I believe it will continue. He is ranked 4th in New Hampshire in the lastest Poll of nearly 1300 likely voters. Read his material, decide to support a man with the right views, not someone who the media tells you has a [...]

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Innovative Thinking, Hot & Cold In Singapore

Wednesday, October 31st, 2007

Hot & Cold In Singapore This video is an excellent example of Innovative thinking. A Singapore inventor has created a machine that harnesses the excess heat created from AC systems to help heat water. This type of forward thinking is whats needed on a massive scale if the world and America has any real hope [...]

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Nasa withholds safety stats

Monday, October 22nd, 2007

Our Public tax dollars (8.5 million to be exact) are spent on a safety survey of our national air transportation system. The results are gathered and a report is written. Next I should be writing that the report is released to the airlines, the public and any other agency that contributes to the safety of [...]

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GOODBYE ZONES! Hello Fares!

Thursday, October 18th, 2007

DC Slams the door on Zones. Its about time DC retired this misguided and flawed system. Its surprising its lasted as long as it has. It just goes to show you though, that change, even for the better is not welcomed with open arms, especially by those who fail to benefit from the new way [...]

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There are a few prominent black leaders that are often out spoken and on the front lines of many of today’s issues. One that I’ve begun to read and listen to a bit and am gaining a real respect for is Mr. Roland S. Martin. His opinions, while not always shared by me, originate from [...]

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http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2007/10/11/coulter-we-want-jews-to-be-perfected/#more-2471 WOW! I didn’t realize as a “Christian” (that is still figuring out his beliefs) that I am suppose to want to “perfect” Jews or any other religions for that matter! That’s AMAZING! WOW have I been in the dark on that one. While we are at it why don’t we make all Hindus and [...]

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Justices… how in earth could you refuse to HEAR the case of a German Citizen who was wrongly “retained” and tortured by the CIA for FOUR MONTHS. Mr. Masri’s horrible experienced ended when he was dropped off on an Albanian hill top after months of interrogation and an initial stripped, beat, shackled, diapered, drugged and [...]

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Lou Dobbs a bit over dramatic

Wednesday, October 10th, 2007

http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/10/09/dobbs.Oct10/index.html I like Mr. Dobbs, I agree with many of his views but it seems that hes gone a bit overboard on his latest commentary article about politicians and American Flag pins. He states “…Moyers and Obama explanations of their discomfort with wearing the American flag should give us all pause” Um excuse Mr. Dobbs [...]

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A for effort, F for conduct

Thursday, October 4th, 2007

Wow, two COLONELS (thats the six steps up the rank ladder) tried to fool a DNA office to escape paying child support. Colonels are pretty high ranking… they are just one step away from becoming a one start general so to have these two men pull something so crazy so far along in their careers [...]

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History will see Bush as a failed President

Thursday, October 4th, 2007

Bush has veto’d two bills in his 6 years in office. Thats 10 less than the average president (most veto around two per year, some more, some less). His two choices for Vetos Stem Cell Research Children health Care. There may very well have been issues with these bills but are you telling me that [...]

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