“Deep at the bottom of the present-day DOJ scandals lies a hidden secret.” This piece of research and analysis is very informative and in my opinion is probably almost if not perfectly correct in it’s conclusions. Skip to the bottom for the Analysis section if you’re short on time.
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[Friday's] front page Times of India , Bombay edition. An headline you’ll never see in the U.S.
Click here and here for mirrors of the pictures, if needed.
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On Thursday MM said the Bush administration has served him with a subpoena regarding his trip to Cuba during the making of his new film, “Sicko.”
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Once or twice is a mistake, I’m sure the other networks have done it a couple times, but what are are the odds of all this happening by accident?
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Fox tv pundit Bill OReilly’s internet web site has comments from people threatening to take up arms if Hillary Clinton is elected. The site is not monitored for threats or hate speech.
Who’s site is a haven for hate speech Bill-O?
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It seems fox news has left their image directory open… and most of the images are no better than your common image macro.
[it has been moved so do check out the mirrors in the digg comments]
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Listen to the next statement you hear by a politician and you will see this dynamic. Does the politician talk about people or money? 9 times out of 10, when American politicians talk about healthcare, they use words like “costs” and “coverage” more often than words like “people”, “families”, and “communities.
If we [...]
When he interrupted a Republican meeting on Iraq strategy, Bush was described as “folksy, adamant and mildly profane” as he said “the policy on Iraq isn’t changing” and that “he is not backing down” to anything.
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“Mr. Moore, This letter is in direct response to your recent open letter to CNN and their subsequent response….Make a movie about the media. Extend our reach on the issue. Bring it to light. Name names and cite sources. Make a scene. Start the discussion.”
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