V for Vendicar wrote:

"MANFRED the heat seeking OBOE" au.revoir.gov> wrote

The Gore Commission Demanded Tougher Airline Security, But Airlines
And Conservatives Said No
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Janet Hessert

"The federal government should consider aviation security as a
national security issue, and provide substantial funding for capital
improvements. The Commission believes that terrorist attacks on
civil aviation are directed at the United States, and that there
should be an ongoing federal commitment to reducing the threats that
they pose."

Gore Commission final report, February 12, 1997

You called me and "my science" real in my delusional mind.Lets talk about
that.
"kT" lifeform.org> wrote in message

The creator of the video you snipped could have been a "civilization of
creators acting in unison", I guess!
Anyway, on to the subject.
The ionic polarizability of the substrate painted on the airframe...

Ref at

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/04/us/04louisiana.html?_r=1&hp&oref=slogin

A Democrat took an open Congressional seat long held by Republicans in the
conservative district around Baton Rouge in a special election Saturday,
giving the party an early boost in its quest for an increased majority in
the House of Representatives.
...
The two parties saw the Louisiana race as an important test for the fall, given
how safe the district has been for Republicans for more than three decades.
Democrats viewed a potential victory as a measure of Republican vulnerability;
Republicans saw it as an indication of how difficult it might be to defend more
than two dozen open seats in play in November.
...

Interesting.

RT

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I wish I could be out on the "Campaign trail" all the time! If I could
I absolutely would! There is so much excitement, crackling energy, and
a feeling that we are working together to make history... it's really
cool!
The people I have met since being involved in Hillary's campaign has
been the best part! Making new friends for life like Judy Nagle,
meeting JoJene who I adore, as well as all the others like Lynn,
Elly,and Pam. Plus all the new friends I've met in El Paso! I feel
like I know Chili much better now ( and love her all the more!) from
our Hillary bonding trip!
Plus how much do I love the H.C.A. here in Bisbee? This is what life
is all about!
We gotta just keep going at it, and I believe we WILL be a part of
making history with America's first woman president!

Yet another defeat for Repugnants. More to follow.

Democrat Wins La. Special Election
State Rep. Don Cazayoux won the special election in Louisiana's 6th district
yesterday, a victory that marks the second time this year that Democrats
have won a seat previously held by a Republican.

...

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/thefix/2008/05/democrats_win_la_special_elect.html...

I know this information is jarring, and puts DNC delegates in an
uncomfortable situation, but if the time comes for delegates to
endorse or get behind a consensus candidate, this information should
be available. As I wrote to Rep. Capps, I apologize for not
illuminating this earlier.

My observations in Texas were that caucuses were broadly illegitimate.
In a few well-run counties, Hillary's caucus vote was the same or
better than the popular vote, but in chaotic counties, she fell behind
by double digits. While Texas is the only state to have both a binding
popular vote and a caucus vote, we saw similar results in Washington
State, where Obama's numbers plunged in the unofficial primary
compared to the caucuses .

This stands out: only four major Texas counties were orderly enough to
report most of their caucus results election night, and in three of
these, caucus preference mirrored the popular vote (HRC popular/
caucus): El Paso (69/75), Austin/Travis (37/34), San Antonio/Bexar
(56/57). In the case of Austin, I have read reports that that both
sides ran their caucuses well.

Nancy Pelosi is one of the most stupid people ever to be elected to
Congress. She has no plan to do anything expect lie.