Zaroc Stone wrote: At 22, Omar Khadr Has Spent a Third of His Life in Guantanamo Boo fucking hoo.

... a cell phone, and cell phone users are rarely polled). At the same time, we know that in times of pronounced pessimism, people tend to vote the ruling party out of office. Yet, John McCain has spent a career carefully nurturing an image of independence from his party. Will he overcome the tarnished Republican brand? Nobody knows. Those uncertainties are what ultimately make the polls almost meaningless. Pollsters don't offer us their...

At 22, Omar Khadr Has Spent a Third of His Life in Guantanamo By Andy Worthington, Andy Worthington's Blog. Posted September 20, 2008. Yesterday was the birthday of ... sole Canadian citizen in Guantanamo, marked his 22nd birthday in isolation. Seized in Afghanistan when he was just 15 years old, Omar has now spent nearly a third of his life in U.S. custody, in conditions that ought to be shameful to the U.S. administration responsible ...

...it simply the case of an idea whose time has come that is the real catalyst for change? I have spent the better part of the last decade and the entirety of the last two weeks asking myself that question....top-down nature of the Seattle administration was defeated from the start by a decentralized bottom-up foe, which had spent six months organizing using a variety of tools including the relatively new Internet. After the riot-dust had settled...

... bit jet-lagged, but I want you to know, if you didn't know, it was kind of kept quiet until it was over. But a number of people, huge dignitaries, all got on a boat and went to the Arctic. We spent eight days. Jimmy Carter was there. Madeline Albright. Tom Daschle. Larry Page from Google. But not just liberals and progressives; the head of DuPont was there, eight days on a boat, to look and see if what's happening with climate change is ...

..., Alaska is sending part of the oil revenue it is receiving back to the oil companies to pay their customers' bills. That may be a short-term palliative. But Palin quickly quashed legislative proposals that money be spent in a way that might help reduce a household's reliance on oil. Palin is the chief executive of a very unusual state. Alaska is almost completely dependent on federal government handouts and oil company profits. Of ...

... it for psychological reasons," says Adam Hutchinson, director of recharge operations for the water district. "In the future, people will laugh at us for putting it back in, instead of just drinking it." Psychologists and marketers have spent a lot of time trying to figure out what makes a product, or a process, seem natural. Obviously, framing the issue properly is the key to acceptance. "If people connect the history of their water to ...

... a cell phone, and cell phone users are rarely polled). At the same time, we know that in times of pronounced pessimism, people tend to vote the ruling party out of office. Yet, John McCain has spent a career carefully nurturing an image of independence from his party. Will he overcome the tarnished Republican brand? Nobody knows. Those uncertainties are what ultimately make the polls almost meaningless. Pollsters don't offer us their...

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...> I'm still waiting for a real world example to counter. My counter resting on the demonstrable fact that the assessment of the land value required labour. You mean it's worth millions because someone spent a few hours assessing it? Where did I say that? I've told you before, labour will always be a factor, I didn't say the only one. You're kidding, right? No, your just desperate. ...