... the enablers for Obama, the Pardoner. Obama the Pardoner sells his own 21st century brand of indulgences, promising equal outcomes, harmony with all people economic redistribution and perhaps the most profound blessing -- absolving white man's guilt by placing a black man in the White House -- in exchange for a credit card authorization and a primary vote. Much literary analysis of ...

...on the right ear was "I didn't disrespect you by accident". If you ask him, he will remember "I didn't disrespect you", because between the "I didn't disrespect you..." and "...by accident", I hypnotized him as profoundly as I did Jim Kimsey at Cousteau's in 1979 and my dad in the garage in 1964 or 5. Like Kimsey, this guy was a potted plant and if I had wanted to kill him, his throat was ...

...and gradually reducing petroleum use. Clearly, the outcome of this decision would have profound consequences for society, the economy, and the nation's security. Following the same path would...climate for energy and related infrastructure projects." The Cheney report will have a profound impact on future U.S. foreign and military policy. Officials will have to negotiate ...

... energy and gradually reducing petroleum use. Clearly, the outcome of this decision would have profound consequences for society, the economy, and the nation's security. Following the same path ...stable business climate for energy and related infrastructure projects." The Cheney report will have a profound impact on future U.S. foreign and military policy. Officials will have to negotiate...

... Well, let's see ... Sen. Clinton was quoted this weekend saying that it would be profoundly antidemocratic to resolve the nomination fight before the last primaries are conducted. She used language that ...in common? Only two things: They are in Sen. Clinton's self-interest, and they are profoundly damaging to the party's chances of winning the presidency. She has exercised the "nuclear option...

... shoving detainees would not give rise to criminal liability. The document also appears to defend the use of mind-altering drugs that do not produce "an extreme effect" calculated to "cause a profound disruption of the senses or personality." Although the existence of the memo has long been known, its contents had not been previously disclosed. Nine months after it was...

... shoving detainees would not give rise to criminal liability. The document also appears to defend the use of mind-altering drugs that do not produce "an extreme effect" calculated to "cause a profound disruption of the senses or personality." Although the existence of the memo has long been known, its contents had not been previously disclosed. Nine months after it was issued, Justice ...

... defended Wright somewhat by saying: "The Reverend Jeremiah Wright is an outstanding church leader whom I have heard speak a number of times. He has served for decades as a profound voice for justice and inclusion in our society. He has been a vocal critic of the racism, sexism and homophobia which still tarnish the American dream. To evaluate his dynamic...

...nothing for granted. It was amazing and the neural nets the exercise set in place had a profoundly positive effect. Still, by age 16 or 17 I was still relatively asleep mentally. I functioned, ... built and enforced but these two examples stand out in my mind on a personal level as profound. Sorry, I'm off-topic but things are very much interrelated and although my personal account may ...

...: "On Sunday, December 23, 1913, two days before Christmas, while most of Congress was on vacation, President Woodrow Wilson signed the Federal Reserve Act into law. Wilson would later express profound regret over his decision, stating: "I am a most unhappy man. I have unwittingly ruined my country. A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of ...