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David Caputo Positronic Design
http://www.PositronicDesign.com
http://TotallyFixed.blogspot.com
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Monday, July 14, 2008
McCain Scrubs Troy King from Web Site due to Gay Sex Scandal Alabama Attorney General Troy King (R-AL), a member of John McCain's Alabama Campaign Team and notably famous for his anti-gay diatribes, was allegedly caught by his wife in their bed with a male aide and banished from their home.
Monday, July 14, 2008McCain Scrubs Troy King from Web Site due to Gay Sex Scandal Alabama Attorney General Troy King (R-AL), a member of John McCain's Alabama Campaign Team and notably famous for his anti-gay diatribes, was allegedly caught by his wife in their bed with a male aide and banished from their home.
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Sunday, January 14, 2007
Whacking the Piñata As I read through the transcript of Bush's escalation speech I had a vision of hanging like a pinata, being swung at by a blindfolded president. That inspired me to break down his speech line by line, and take a few whacks myself. Turnabout is fair play, no? This escalation policy is the latest phase in Bush's quick-march to Hell, and needs to be opposed systematically to prevent its implementation. Here, I've done my best...
Sunday, January 14, 2007Whacking the Piñata As I read through the transcript of Bush's escalation speech I had a vision of hanging like a pinata, being swung at by a blindfolded president. That inspired me to break down his speech line by line, and take a few whacks myself. Turnabout is fair play, no? This escalation policy is the latest phase in Bush's quick-march to Hell, and needs to be opposed systematically to prevent its implementation. Here, I've done my best...
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Saturday, December 30, 2006
Saddam Hussein - R.I.P. Saddam Hussein has been hanged. The situation has intensified on the ground. It's almost 2007 and yet the war grinds on, becoming ever more untenable every day. Desperation is everywhere in Iraq, and now with Saddam gone there's even less to distract them from their miserable lot. Shimmering memories of a time less brutal seep back into their consciousness. I take a retrospective look back at the man and the legend...
Saturday, December 30, 2006Saddam Hussein - R.I.P. Saddam Hussein has been hanged. The situation has intensified on the ground. It's almost 2007 and yet the war grinds on, becoming ever more untenable every day. Desperation is everywhere in Iraq, and now with Saddam gone there's even less to distract them from their miserable lot. Shimmering memories of a time less brutal seep back into their consciousness. I take a retrospective look back at the man and the legend...
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Monday, December 25, 2006
American Thinker says 9/11 skepticism "extremely dangerous" AmericanThinker.com's Michael Lopez-Calderon thinks that people who don't buy the government's line about 9/11 are "extremely dangerous" because they might "undermine our democratic nation's war against the theocratic forces of radical, Jihadi-driven Islam".
Monday, December 25, 2006American Thinker says 9/11 skepticism "extremely dangerous" AmericanThinker.com's Michael Lopez-Calderon thinks that people who don't buy the government's line about 9/11 are "extremely dangerous" because they might "undermine our democratic nation's war against the theocratic forces of radical, Jihadi-driven Islam".
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Saturday, December 23, 2006
The Nation weakly trashes 9/11 skeptics The Nation Magazine's article "9/11: The Roots of Paranoia" was politer than most but substantially typical of the genre. This critique exposes the weaknesses in the article's logic and philosophy and calls for a much greater openness towards 9/11 skeptics by the "establishment left" media, of which The Nation is the venerable godfather. Let not this godfather practice too much Omerta...
Saturday, December 23, 2006The Nation weakly trashes 9/11 skeptics The Nation Magazine's article "9/11: The Roots of Paranoia" was politer than most but substantially typical of the genre. This critique exposes the weaknesses in the article's logic and philosophy and calls for a much greater openness towards 9/11 skeptics by the "establishment left" media, of which The Nation is the venerable godfather. Let not this godfather practice too much Omerta...
