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On Dec 4, 12:07 pm, Pops Mear wrote:

Even if he is a proven Kenyan, he will take office in January. The
Supreme Court is dominated by Republican picks, and they are too
cowardly to risk upsetting the majority of Americans who preferred the
Negro foreigner to the Caucasian foreigner.

Pramer

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15 SUN SIGNS ~ 2009

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As follow is a short advice for the 15 sun signs. Why not just 13 as
usual? We wanted to expand on two special zodiacal positions for the
Sun, namely Cetus1 and Orion2. Albeit Cetus was first proposed as
alternative zodiacal station for the Sun, Orion enjoys more historical
credit3. The zodiacal wheel conveniently starts with Orion4 and ends
up in Auriga5. The frequent admonitions concerning financial issues
are due to the general tone as impressed by the shadow of Orcus6 upon
the longest zodiacal constellation, Hydra, in the year 2009. Hydra is
perturbed as main financial troublemaker of the British zodiac, since
the pompous entrance of Venus and 2002 AW197 in Hydra in summer 2007.

CETVS Do not invest. A weasel avoids the barn. Try and finish what was
started.

Obama is most admired American

Fri Dec 26, 7:18 am ET

WASHINGTON (AFP) – President-elect Barack Obama has replaced US
President George W. Bush as the most admired man in America, according
to a poll published Friday in the USA Today newspaper.

One-third of the 1,008 respondents surveyed named Obama as their first
or second choice, with Bush falling to a distant second after seven
years as the country's most-admired man.

Thirty-two percent of respondents chose Obama against five percent for
Bush. It was the first time a president-elect topped the poll since
Dwight Eisenhower in 1952.

The poll was conducted over telephone between December 12 and 14.

The newspaper reported that the only higher support in the history of
the survey was Bush's 39 percent rating in 2001, just a few months
after the September 11, 2001 attacks on New York and Washington.

Among men, John McCain -- Obama's defeated Republican rival for the
presidency -- ranked third and three others tied for fourth place:
Pope Benedict XVI, the Reverend Billy Graham and former president Bill
Clinton.

Poll: 75%% glad Bush is done

By Paul Steinhauser
CNN Deputy Political Director
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(CNN) -- A new national poll suggests that three out of four Americans
feel President Bush's departure from office is coming not a moment too
soon.

Seventy-five percent of those questioned in a CNN/Opinion Research
Corp. survey released Friday said they're glad Bush is going; 23
percent indicated they'll miss him.

"Earlier this year, Bush scored some of the lowest presidential
approval ratings we've seen in half a century, so it's understandable
that the public is eager for a new president to step in," said Keating
Holland, CNN polling director.

CNN senior political analyst Bill Schneider added, "As President Bush
prepares to leave office, the American public has a parting thought:
Good riddance. At least that's the way three-quarters feel."

Operation Northern Pole Vigilance: a series of flying sled drills run
on 12/25 to mask the government's compliance in the destruction of the
World-trading Santa, a heinous act later blamed on Eskimos with
present-openers.

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