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- Another KBR scandal?
- A nifty tool
- On swearing
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- More conservatives for PRAVDA
- Mathematics in on new world order conspiracy!
- The torture double standard
- Radio host laments inability to shoot UN rapporteu...
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- The most illiberal policy
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- The bad faith case for torture
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- Another example of the free lunch in action
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- A modest prediction
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- Proof the Marxist revolution is going well
- Human rights are liberal?
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- Popular best selling authors promote global warmin...
- The art of phony outrage
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- On watered-down hate
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- About Beck's anti atheist/secularist bigotry
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3 comments:
Whether its the anti-christ or deceivingly benign aliens... what is it with US American culture that ANY and ALL expressions of trust and goodwill must be viewed with suspicion and hatred? Its utterly depressing...
It could be worse ... at least we don't have any significant amount of followers of David Icke, who believes that the aliens in V are literally analagous to the "elites" controlling the world.
Hm. I'm not sure I expressed that quite correctly, so I'll just say it outright:
Icke believes that there actually are reptilian aliens attempting to establish a New World Order.
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