Posted on January 30th, 2010 in Kadim, stupid laws
Kadim’s theory for why studies showing no change in safety from laws banning cell phone use while driving
Archive for January, 2010
Posted on January 27th, 2010 in Predictions
After having a grand old year in 2009 where exactly 5 of my 10 predictions came true, I decided that it is time to try it again, this time for 2010 (though I was tempted to re-predict for 2009, but then realized that I would still mess it up). Some of these predictions are for [...]
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By: Christian Malone
When you hear someone talking about the “fortune” of the Republican Party, you might think that I’m talking about corporate donors, or the provisions thrown out of McCain-Feingold recently by the Supreme Court. no, not at all.
Their great fortune is that the “Tea Party” movement, the grassroots libertarian conservative movement which is turning into a pseudo-party and is currently polling higher than the mainstream Republican Party when compared as an election between these two and the Democrats (I’m assuming that not too many Democrats will be swayed by the “Tea Party”), has not decided to eat the Republican Party alive.
by Mike Adams
Natural News
The great swine flu hoax of 2009 is now falling apart at the seams as one country after another unloads hundreds of millions of doses of unused swine flu vaccines. No informed person wants the injection anymore, and the entire fear-based campaign to promote the vaccines has now been [...]
By: Christian Malone
It’s time for some short opinions.
Haha, sorry Barga, I forgot to take credit for my work. No one would believe that you support the criminalization of flag-burning. but that would be funny.
This is my version, I suppose, of the political courage test. I dearly hope that someday in the future, while running for [...]
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Posted on January 15th, 2010 in United States of America, america, ander, capitalism, corporation, free market, military, shadow banking, united kingdom, united nations, united states
by William Bowles
“In Post-War Iraq, Use Military Forces to Secure Vital U.S. Interests, Not for Nation-Building” — The Heritage Foundation
And just in case you still haven’t got the point, the same Heritage Foundation document, dated 25 September, 2002 went on to tell us,
“Protect Iraq’s energy infrastructure against internal sabotage or foreign attack [...]
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