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I think I've cut my typo rate down a full .08 percent. Woo-hoo! (I maintain the typographical errors as some sort of charming artfulness.)

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The History of the American government testing germ and biological weapons on Americans.

The Democratic Party and its ghosts: George McGovern and Ralph Nader.

Saudi Exchange Students: 3 Case Examples.

Free Masons control the Country!

The United States of America is about to fall apart! Cascadia NOW!

And now The Republican Primary Opponent against Doc Hastings.

The Bush Administration Propaganda Ploy Continues: Start with Fox News, continue to the Washington Times, and now CNN. Terrorist Survelliance, my asscrack!

The trouble with Paine is that he makes the rest of the founding fathers look bad. He makes all the excuses made on their behalf about slavery and elitism and snobbery and sexism look halfassed. And although modern Tories of all stripes-from Reaganite Republicans to wild-eyed right-wing libertarians-have claimed Paine as their own, in the end Paine is the American revolutionary who can’t be defanged, forced into a business suit, swathed in a flag, shrink-wrapped and sold to the masses as a Stepford revolutionary.

The sad thing about “Black Hate Radio” is that it doesn’t strike me as too different from much of what is on the am dial throughout the nation, and please note the Clear Channel connection here.

How the Mid East Demagouges created a Cartoon Riot, months after the cartoons were actually published. For what it’s worth: The Iranian newspaper’s contest for cartoons about the Holocaust has had it’s first entry… the absurdly redundant solicitation of anti-semitic editorial cartoons.

He’s a British Agent?

I don’t know what I’m supposed to make of this.

The Associated Press protested Wednesday the misleading inclusion of an AP photograph in a pamphlet purporting to show images offensive to Islam.
The picture shows a bearded man wearing fake pig ears, a pig nose, and a pink embroidered cap on his head. He was wearing the costume while participating in a pig-squealing contest at an annual festival in a farm village in southern France last summer.

The Case Against Mussolini

George W Harding Nixon Grant

Great Moments in Olympic History: The first runner across the finish line was a cheat.
The second was on drugs.
The man who finished fourth had hitchhiked 700 miles to get to the race, ran in dress shoes and was so hungry on the course he stole fruit. Another competitor was chased off the course by dogs, and there was a car accident involving one of the official vehicles along the route.
And oh yes, for good measure, it was 90 degrees, competitors ran through a cloud of dust and there was only one place to get water.

Faking autobiographies: an American tradition!

The evolution of the Department of Homeland Security’s kids’ mascot. Aren’t trench-coats big no nos, though?

The liberalism of Denny O’Neil

Kentucky’s 37th Senate District Special Election: Debbie Peden is Gov. Ernie Fletcher’s political tool. And Perry Clark is an extremist who may believe the U.S. military carried out the attacks on the World Trade Center. — nay, Clark doesn’t believe that — but his leader, LaRouche, does.

French comic ribs Islamists and wins Muslim praise. Go figure.

SWEDEN On the Path to the Post-Oil Age. (Thanks, Jimmy Carter!)

Gosh Darned it! I was going to do that particular LaRouche blog entry take in a week or so. (ie: LaRouche versus Scientology). Ah well.

A round-up of the Cartoon Violence bit.

Killing the Internet.

How US Senators have altered wikipedia articles on themselves

Meeting with a LaRouchite: My question is that sure, it is worth something — but worth what exactly?

The LaRouchite strategy of crashing College classes unenrolled and uninvited continues apace.

More proof of 24’s role as Government Propaganda.

Dejavu and the historical context of the NSA debate.

The Iranian Response… more combative than the Democratic Response.

To stop the Imperial Presidency, quit grading the Imperial Presidents as “Great”.