Wahkonta Anathema

Wahkonta Anathema

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This is analysis of the new Immigration Policy of President Bush. The theory goes that voters are so dumbed-down, they'll support anythng their 'team' does and he will survive the betrayal because the followers of his Party will never betray him. Quite simply, he is unaccountable to his own supporters, for they have no will to stand apart from his control. I believe there will be consequences for the act and people will suffer and die for it. Of course I predicted that there would be unemplo

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Same thing in Rocheter, NY. They put up monitors to relate schedule information. Kids start vandalizing them, so they just sit there now, big bulky tv screens that have no purpose at all. It's sad that a great bus system - and it is - is compromised for thousands because some kid didn't get raised right.

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I've seen more and more of these subtle advertisements showing up on this site and do object. It is not in keeping witht the spirit of blogging to use your forum for verbatim notices and ads for products the pharmaceutical Company would otherwise pay for to access this site. I don't like Glaxo Smith Kline due to its deliberate neglect of the health of our Nations Kids for profit, and don't care for your being a mouthpiece for them. If the site

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It's been a bad week for news if you are President Bush. He betrayed America and repudiated the Principles of his own Party. The repurcussions of the Citizenry for his act of seeking to legitimize crime by foreigners against American Citizens are not yet started either. Hope you have tenure in your job. Presidente Fox, a good friend of the Republicans in America, says, "We're going for more, we're going for more". ARTICLE EXCERPT BEGINS -Caveat Lector- NOTE: This has bee

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If you had forgotten, way back in 2002, we decided to go into Afghanistan to get Osama Bin Ladin. He is still not found, but our Sons and Daughters are still dying there. A grim reminder of what this President will have us reading for four more years if we re-elect him. ARTICLE BEGINS Ten soldiers killed in Taliban attack Monday 12 January 2004, 18:40 Makka Time, 15:40 GMT The Taliban have been fighting US-led forces since 2001

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Oh NO. Say it ain't so George. It is a fact of history that is coming out no matter how they try to suppress it, that this was not about liberation of women in Baghdad, or giving their children books to read, or any other joy,joy nonsense they are trying to feed us. t's about the oil people, and your Sons and Daughters are dying and being dis-membered to get it for a corrupt and immoral President and his Neo-Conservatve henchmen. I can say this because my wife doesn't work for the CIA and wo

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At Penn State there is presently a number of these devices being installed also. The College is a major Defense Contract recipient and this is what goes witht the territory. Remember when they said Big Brother is watching you in the movie? Well he is and it's not a movie. In Japan they use the coming device to end all devices, the millimeter-wave camera, at airports. It can see right through the clothing and takes photographs of you (oh, didn't they tell you tis at the friendly neighborhood

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If one is in a supervisory position and the supervised complain of ineptitude of one's abilities and decision makng soundness, does that affect one's rightness for the job? The Army War College seems to think President Bush, as Commander-in-Chief, is not doing his job properly. Here's an article that discusses it. ARTICLE BEGINS Study Published by Army Criticizes War on Terror's Scope By Thomas E. Ricks Washington Post Staff Writer Monday, January 12, 2004; Page A12<BR

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Very good writing and point well made. What s your solution for real though? We can't all go to the dentist. I submit that Bush will be in the hopper by November, seeing his ratings fall just as his father's did in 1992. I only find Kucinich a alternative to the status quo to this point. He will act to repeal NAFTA and put an end to this endorsement of illegal taking of Americans' jobs by this President. It is all third Party Candidates after him,

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I LOVE IT!! Be prepared is good motto, but fretting is for the guy who won't get the bat when there's two out and you need a run. I notice there was no mention of the VOLCANO acting as if it is going to erupt in Yellowstone National Park. Kind of makes one wonder why the heck they voted republirat in the last election. Now we got to worry about illegal (as in criminals) aliens taking our jobs with Federal Government help and incentives too.

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I really don't even think about this site in my posts. The points and such are fun for some, but I don't need their incentives to add to my blog. I get hits off google (621 a of this morning) and other outside sources which render these counts here insignificant. I put up information mostly for an archive of research facts and factoids. These are then made available to others who are doing research into topics the 'controlled-media' tend to neglect. For ex. I recetnly put up a blip on Rice

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A new book on the Bush family. Any more it feels like I'm saying the Capone family, or the genovese family to say this. The book looks as if it addresses the real life of the former President, being as how he denied being CIA when Kennedy was murdered in 1963. Here's a partial review for your perusal. EXCERPT BEGINS The Barreling Bushes Four generations of the dynasty have chased profits through cozy ties with Mideast leaders, spinning webs of conflicts of interest By Kevin

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Anyone who pays 20+points on 'credit' needs to get outside more and meet the corner loan shark. That way they can cut down on debt rather than pay the thieves who run rates like that. so right at the outset you know the person who goes into credit is not very sharp. There are articles about the enslavement of the college loan system as well out about now. I heard said that a person with a 2,000 dollar debt to a credit dard will spend twenty years if they pay it off at rate the company gives

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This is great stuff you put up. This is cutting-edge and the future of Economics and Politics on a world wide level once the word gets out about the Cumulative Annual Financial Reports. I will also continue to put this front and center as often as necessary to get the word out. I am teaching my kids about the Reports so they will be cutting-edge when the movement gets some steam. Tell everybody you know, got to: http://www.cafr1.com and get informed of literally trillions that await our un

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It isn't a cheap shot at all. The article is informative and offers a scathing rebuttal of Blair and Bush. The fact is these are two very unpopular men in the world and we have to suffer their crimes when we travel ovrseas. He had to move to exempt Americans from International Law as we could all be arrested as conspirators of their crimes in world courts. I was born in a day when America was loved and rexpected in the world. The statement, "Made in America' carried more weight than any Cou

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Again, I read your work and it is very good stuff. Here is a meme for you. The human does not posses a true mind in the physical sense we think of it. The mind is actually a etheric field which we can access with the physical electro-circuited brain. The field is an area extending from about 15 inches off the ground all the way to near-space. Now, in order to understand the mind we must give up our paradigm of self-controlled mind and accept it as but a tool able to integrate information as

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Interesting discussion. I too am well versed in Ayn Rand. Her distinction of and redefinition of the word Selfish and selfless if fundamental to her work, and is much more than semantics. In effect, she held that we see men as trees when we should be upright and see things truly, the 'collectivist' paradigm holding the masses in a spell of perdition by reversing such definitions as those for selfish and selfless. Unless one begins to understand her true meaning in this, her words fall into t

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Good stuff. I have always held, in my un-accredidated position, that the DNA is not stagnant but a living growing and dying thing. I observe how couples will tend to begin to have similar physiology of face and body shape over time, as if being molded by thier relationship in subtle physical ways. I hold that the person is changing constantly and each thought actually has relationship of the n

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I have to say I agree with you. I always believed he should be in, but the admission of betting on a game as he sat in a dugout, is stretching acceptability to an extent that I can't accept and save face for the Hall of Fame . Ironically, it is because he admits wrongdoing he will be inducted and I will, once again, be in the minority as to the issue (a place I spend most of my time). Sory Pete, but what the man says is right.

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Here's some information as to bookeeping by Federal Government. For more info. go to: http://www.cafr1.com which goes into the trillions they are hiding from us of our own money. Under this, the debt is a scam to keep us paying into funds they then can steal from by this fraudulaent bookeeping method. Or go to the site here mentioned at http://www.solari.com EXCERPT BEGINS Missing Money and Government Slush Funds One of my accomplishments in the Bush Admin

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A article to remember next time you want to skip the fine print. To refuse is to do what? EXCERPT BEGINS Consumer and Media Alert: The Small Print Thatâs Devastating Consumer Rights Most Consumers Never Even Notice âMandatory Arbitration Clauses,â Now Being Slipped Into Everything from Bills to Contracts NCLC Seeks More Protections, Crafts Model State Law BOSTON â It may be in tiny print among the ads stuffed

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You seem to post so MUCH in the way of ?'s that it is hard to ferret them out for response. You got to give something to stand on its own. The need to address inner city issues I can't relate to a policy as to WMD in Iraq. How about break it down into sizable subject chunks for our perusal and comment, because I may side with one issue I am opposed to the one next to it and don't want to send a wrong impression of my feelings and thoughts. Ju

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That is quite a list. As to the 'living wage' it should be front and center with all Americans. The 'controlled media' constantly slander and libel the concept to keep us from disussing the same issue. I do find it would even be Constitutionally justified under scrutiny, and the minimum wage system abolished if it were brought up for review. As to a short simplified treasury report, go to this site: http://www.cafr1.com and it will blow you

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You pose a ? that intrigues as much today as 1,000 years ago. With the fall of the 'Big Bang' thesis, we are beginning to think in terms of the 'multiverse' in which every possible outcome of events are encapsulated gernerating new realities for each of us as we experience life. I recently pulled out a Holy Bible to show a verse from the text I used to recite often years before. I found the verse seemed to be gone from any edition I looked in. This was truly strange as I could recite it by r

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