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Why Georgia Matters
First, let me just say people need to more closely monitor what Tom Clancy has to say because he called this conflict in Georgia a long time ago in the fantastic video game Ghost Recon. Don’t worry. America wins in the end. He also wrote a novel about terrorists flying a jumbo jet into the [...]
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A Coda for the Disillusioned
I recently read the post entitled “A Requiem for the Disillusioned” and I find myself troubled and confused. I am troubled and confused because I cannot understand how this raving indictment of “the culpable and their children”, which is nothing more than directionless angst, is the highest rated post on this “thought collective”. I would [...]
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The Democratic Dream Team?
With Barack Obama planning to announce his running mate as early as Thursday, V.P speculation is reaching an all time high. And it couldn’t be coming at a better time, because lets face it, Barack has had a rough couple of weeks. His overseas tour did not give him the bounce his campaign had hoped. [...]
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8 Reasons McCain Needs a Miracle to Win
If you’ve been watching the news for the last month, it seems like John McCain might actually pull out a victory in November. After months of the press fawning over the unlikely candidacy of Obama (remember, he’s a mixed race junior senator with no executive experience) the press has rediscovered that John McCain actually has [...]
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Obama Willing to Compromise on Oil Drilling
So Barack Obama just reversed his hard line stance against offshore drilling. I genuinely hate offshore drilling. It’s advocates say it does three things: lower the price of oil, promote US energy security and buy us time for alternative fuels. BS. First, oil companies are the only one’s who will benefit from expanded drilling because they’ll [...]
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Summary: There is oil in Darfur. The Sudanese government is using the same tactics to evict millions of Darfuri as they used in the South a decade ago. They are using Chinese money to finance their operations. The US is attempting to create international pressure against the Al-Bashir government by calling Darfur a ‘genocide.’ The US is also financing the Chadian government to the west of Sudan. The Chadian government is financing Dafuri rebels. The Chinese and the US are fighting a proxy battle for Darfur, an area with potentially vast oil reserves, at the expense of millions of Darfuris.
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- Darfur: A US-China Proxy Battle for Oil
(5 out of 5) - A Requiem for the Disillusioned (5 out of 5)
- The Democratic Dream Team? (5 out of 5)
- I wish I were… famous. NO! …a giraffe.
(4 out of 5) - Don’t F*cking Read This: Why the internet and blogging sites have made us fat, lazy, and dangerously passive (4 out of 5)
- Daley sucks.
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- When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of his existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses. If more politicians knew poetry, and more poets knew politics, I am convinced the world would be a little better place in which to live. -Sen. John F. Kennedy, Address at Harvard University, 1956 #
- The first step to Taoist recycling is acknowledging that everything is biodegradable and nothing is biodegradable. #
