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Entries from December 2007

Ann Coulter– Princess of Igorance!

December 31st, 2007 · 2 Comments

We print portions of a letter that appeared in the December 28, 2007 issue of Stars & Stripes.
“I can actually say that Stars & Stripes has reached rock bottom. Here we are the day before we celebrate the birth of the Prince of Peace, and you publish such trash. In a way, it was a […]

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Tags: Conservatives · Human Rights · Iraq War · Military · Politics · Republicans · Social Justice · US Foreign Policy · United States · War · World News

Up Top Or Down Below– A Fatal Decision

December 31st, 2007 · 1 Comment

Spc. Allen Hill, can not shake the events of November from his mind. he was on his second tour in Iraq and his job in transportation entailed driving Humvees. “I had driven and drieven and driven and the monotony….” his voice trails off in anguish at the memory. He decided to ask for the position […]

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Tags: Iraq · Iraq War · Military · Peace · US Foreign Policy · War · World News

Mayor Bloomberg– President Bloomberg?

December 31st, 2007 · 3 Comments

A group of Republican and Democratic congressmen and former senators are getting together to investigate the possibility of enticing Mayor Bloomberg of New York City to enter the presidential election. Former senator David Boren, said, “He brings to the table a tremendous wealth of personal experience and his commitment to bipartisanship is very strong.” Boren […]

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Tags: 2008 Elections · Conservatives · Democrats · George Bush · Human Rights · Iraq War · Liberals · Politics · Republicans · United States · World News

America’s Shame-State Department Congragulates Kibaki!!

December 31st, 2007 · 7 Comments

As thousands of outraged Kenyans marched in protest against the blatant action by President Kibaki to steal an election, US State Department spokesperson, Robert Mcinturff, announced the Bush administration reaction to the theft: “The United States congratulates the winners.” Apparently, for President Bush democracy is equated with another government’s willingness to go along with his […]

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Tags: George Bush · Human Rights · Peace · Politics · Republicans · Social Justice · US Foreign Policy · United States · World News

Tariq Ali–My Heart Bleeds For Feudal Pakistan

December 31st, 2007 · No Comments

Pakistan born writer and commentator, Tariq Ali, blasted the feudal method by which power was transferred in the Pakistan Peoples Party. “A triumvirate consisting of her husband, Asif Zadari(one of the most venal and discredited politicians in the country and still facing corruption charges in three European courts) and two ciphers will run the […]

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Tags: Asia · Human Rights · Multicultural · Muslims · Politics · Social Justice · World News

Bhutto Party Will Contest Elections

December 31st, 2007 · No Comments

Benazir Bhutto’s Pakistan Peoples Party announced that her husband, Asif Ali Zardari, would assume leadership of the party’s fight to gain victory in the upcoming election. Her 19 year old son Bilawai Bhutto Zardari, would be co-chairperson of the party although he will continue his studies at Oxford. PPP Vice Chairman Amin Fahim is expected […]

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Tags: Asia · George Bush · Human Rights · Islam · Military · Muslims · Peace · Politics · Social Justice · US Foreign Policy · World News

Dramatic Rise in China’s Billionaire Population

December 31st, 2007 · No Comments

As the 21st century enters a new year, the dramatic rise in wealth of the Chinese population continues. Latest figures indicate the number of billionaires in China has jumped from 85 in 2006 to 146 in 2007. The number of millionaires has continued its steady rise and now constitutes 3.3% of the entire population. China […]

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Tags: Asia · China · Politics · World News

Sweden Joins Anti-

December 31st, 2007 · No Comments

Sweden, which has long been noted for possessing an excellent education system, has joined the frightened educators of the world who are committed to seizing childhood from children. In America, this is manifested in the notorious No Child Left Behind law which transforms learning into test taking, which focuses on what a child can regurgitate […]

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Tags: Education · Human Rights · Politics · Social Justice · Sweden · World News

The “Talking Crime” Of A Sex Offender

December 31st, 2007 · No Comments

A female teacher who escaped jail a few years ago for having sex with a 14 year-old boy now faces the prospect of up to 15 years in jail for discussing life’s issues with a 17 year-old girl. Debra Lafave, a former model, was sentenced to three years under house arrest and seven years on […]

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Tags: Gender Issues · Human Rights · Politics · Social Justice · United States · World News

Kenya Democracy Threatened By Rigged Election

December 30th, 2007 · 5 Comments

The nation of Kenya was demonstrating to Africa that honest elections could be held and an incumbent leader could leave office with grace. That was the intention when the election began, but as results increasingly indicated opposition leader Odinga was headed toward a strong victory, the tides of votes turned and within a few hours […]

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Tags: Human Rights · Multicultural · Peace · Politics · Social Justice · World News