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Author: rabrab
Date: Jun 1, 2010 11:14
The News Line: Editorial
Tuesday, 1 June 2010
Free the ‘Freedom Flotilla’ volunteers! Organise an armada to break
the Gaza blockade! Forward to the Palestinian state with all refugees
having the right to return!
NINETEEN members of the six ship ‘Freedom Flotilla’ were yesterday
murdered by Israeli special forces in a major war crime, and a larger
number were wounded.
The special forces boarded the Turkish ship, Mavi Marmara, in
international waters, while it was on its way to Gaza, and carried out
a murderous attack on some of the 500 protesters from all over the
world who were on the ship.
With typical mind-boggling Zionist arrogance the representatives of
the Israeli government are unrepentant over the 19 murders, and in
fact blamed the victims of the Israeli act of high seas piracy for the
deaths of those protesters who were shot dead by Israeli troops.
The boats have now been towed to an Israeli port with a number of
protesters locking themselves into the holds of the ships and refusing
to surrender to the Israeli brigands.
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Author: you're a girly girly girly girlyou're a girly girly girly girl
Date: Jun 1, 2010 10:56
It says a lot about how inferior you are that you think I belong with you.
I would rather be dead. You want me to be compared to a bunch of
compromising smiley accomodating sorority sisters who never lived one
thousandth of the sacrifice and hurt. You did this. How dumb are you.
Please stay the fuck away from us, what a trash you are. I would rather
have my throat cut than marry one of you. My family is worth more than
that. Please, go to Europe again! It's not like I ever had the chance.
You and I are finished. You are much hated by all the people you ignore.
Keep crusing through life, I guess you feel like a dumb underachieving
little worthless bitch now. Bye! You know it's true!
When you suffer as much violence as I do, maybe I won't feel hurt and
humiliated having your bitch sorority ass staring at me all the time. All
you do is hurt me. It kills my heart the sort of things you think you are
entitled to think about. You have no class at all.
How sensitive are you and what do you deserve at all when you hit and run
and like a cheerleader daddy pleasing whore you never go out of your way to
be sorry. I wouldn't not be there for people.
Screw you. I wouldn't make my money the way you did and to my family to
misrepresent our values that way is family death. So good bye forever.
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Author: you're a girly girly girly girlyou're a girly girly girly girl
Date: Jun 1, 2010 10:50
You ungrateful unsorry rich assholes take MY FUCKING MONEY, then you try to
kill me, then you don't notice or don't care....excuse me mrs hiding mrs and
your asshole husbands, like, in my fucking world, where we don't run off to
yuppie money land so we can hurt people's feelings by stealing from them so
we can base our whole charity bullshit on things that don't affect us.
We're unequal now. This is how I feel about you, no one fucking voted for
you and how effective are you and your vain airy fa
Like be sorry that people get hurt because of you. Witness shit and live
with shit. You're a whore who doesn't educate herself enough to handle
shit.
I guess you feel like the dumb prom queen you always were when the same
people get hurt and you're such an unvoted for trashy whore that you can't
so much as send a card say
We are so finished. I just wanted to prove that soem people don't and won't
fuck like you because to reduce my family to something that makes a buck off
this shit is prostitution. It isn't to someone who needs to move their
trashy crappy little family up in the world and good lord are you arrogant
about that. Your ugly little family needs all the cornponin help it can
get.
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Author: Jim HigginsJim Higgins
Date: Jan 28, 2010 18:45
Term Limits Now wrote:
>> Washington (CNN) -- President Obama will ask Congress Wednesday night to
>> repeal the military's "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy that bars gays and
>> lesbians from openly serving in the military, White House Senior Adviser
>> David Axelrod told CNN.
>>
>> The request will be included in the president's State of the Union
>> address, Axelrod said.
>>
>> http://www.cnn.com/2010/POLITICS/01/27/obama.gays.military/index.html... >
> Bad call. Remember that in 1993 Gay's said that they only wanted to
> serve, and their sexual preference was not an issue. Then, with DADT,
> suddenly being able to broadcast their preference became the latest
> civil rights issue. Guys, you can't have it both ways (sorry about
> the pun), do you want to serve or do you want to recruit?
>
> Why exactly is it that anyone needs to broadcast their sexual
> preference? And when did such become the latest fashionable civil
> rights cause? Instead, how about the policy that your sexual ...
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Author: Jim HigginsJim Higgins
Date: Dec 26, 2008 20:08
Strings on auto loans risky for retirees
http://www.freep.com/article/20081225/BUSINESS01/312250007/1014
Retirement health care for as many as three-quarters of a million
Americans will be placed at high risk if conditions proposed as part
of auto rescue loans are enforced by the incoming Congress and Obama
administration, labor experts say.
Advertisement
At issue is a condition of the federal loans that calls for General
Motors Corp. and Chrysler LLC to use company stock or the equivalent
to pay half, or $10.5 billion, of the cash owed to a union retiree
health-care trust.
"It's as if we, as a nation, learned nothing from Enron, essentially
risking the health care of retired and active workers in such a
cavalier fashion," said Harley Shaiken, a professor at the University
of California, Berkeley who specializes in labor issues. "The great
Enron lesson was: Don't put all your eggs in one basket. ... Putting
half your eggs in the trust-fund basket is still a high level of
risk."
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Author: Robert Morpheal, Morphealism, Bob EzergailisRobert Morpheal, Morphealism, Bob Ezergailis
Date: Dec 26, 2008 19:44
GUINEA’S JUNTA AS AN EXAMPLE OF CIVILIZATION’S FAILINGS:
There has been some debate as to whether the world community should
“talk” to Guinea’s junta, after its successful coup, taking over the
government of that nation. It is a strange debate.
We must keep in mind that what makes it a strange debate is that there
is no proper and legal mechanism to overcome and bring down from power
a truly corrupt and oppressive government.
We do not live in a world where civilization has advanced to the
extent that a people can prepare a case against a government, take it
to a world court, and have the leader or government, removed by the
world community, using legal means. That step in the advance of
civilization might chance to come, someday, but likely not very soon.
There are too many bad leaders and bad governments, which fear that
they too would be removed from power for their actions in regard to
violating their own people’s rights and the rights of other nations.
Yes, of course, other nations could ask for a removal from power, if a
leader in the community of nations, was overstepping peaceful bounds,
and violating their fundamental rights. An alternative to war...
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Author:
Date: Dec 26, 2008 00:37
Guess who is on the list?
by
Chuck Morse
http://www.gunowners.org/op0311.htm
On the extreme left wing of the Democratic Party, The Progressive Caucus
is affiliated with the Democratic Socialists of America, which, in turn,
is the American affiliate of the Socialist International. Congressional
Caucus members, I would contend, should actually be called Socialists
rather than Democrats. Unlike their European counterparts, these
homegrown American Socialist Congressmen try to refrain from showing
their true authoritarian colors. Such displays would be too risky in an
America that is still steeped in traditional freedoms. There are still
enough of us out here who would boot them out of office if they revealed
too much of their true stripe.
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Author: Willy EyeWilly Eye
Date: Dec 25, 2008 05:04
Bruce Springsteen...the so-called "champion of the working man & woman"...is
in
bed with Wal-Mart to release a "Wal-Mart Exclusive" Greatest Hits package.
No doubt, this is being done to widen his audience that will see him when he
does his Super Bowl half-time show come February.
Still, for a man who has built his career about speaking/singing about
social injustice, this is as great a slap in the face to working people
throughout
the world as could be given.
I'd strongly encourage each and every one of you to contact Springsteen's
management:
Jon Landau Management and ask for an explanation for why Springsteen would
enter
into such a deal.
Jon Landau Management:
203-854-0528
Other suggestions have been to threaten to boycott Springsteen's upcoming
release of new material titled WORKING ON A DREAM and any concert engagments
Springsteen might do in support of this new album.
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Author: Red CloudRed Cloud
Date: Dec 25, 2008 03:11
On Dec 23, 1:44 pm, "tmurf.1" juno.com> wrote:> On Dec 23, 11:19 am, Jim Higgins hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>>
>> Forget the politicians and their calculated "rescue" of Detroit's
>> automakers. They won't be the ones who save, or kill, the Big Three
>> where it matters most -- in the marketplace.
>
>> It'll be the real people, would-be customers who decide to give
>> General Motors Corp. metal another look or who credit Ford's Blue Oval
>> for trying to make it without federal help. Or it'll be the people who
>> long ago gave up on Detroit, who conflate bad experiences of a
>> generation ago into sweeping condemnations of the companies today.
>
>> I bring this up now because the bailout debate, punctuated by
>> President George W. Bush's decision to throw the automakers a $17.4
>> billion lifeline, is delivering Detroit more attention than it wants ...
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Author: FredFred
Date: Dec 24, 2008 19:34
johnny@. wrote:
> Radical leaders hail Solis as 'outstanding,' 'terrific'
> Posted: December 21, 2008
> 8:32 pm Eastern
>
> President-elect Barack Obama's choice to head the Labor Department
> has close ties to U.S. communist and socialist organizations and has
> sent representatives to functions organized by national parties for
> both ideologies.
>
Good. Maybe he'll actually get something done!
--
Peace,
Fred
(Remove FFFf from my email address to reply by email).
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