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View Article  Hugo is OFF his meds again...

``Fatherland, Socialism, or Death! We will triumph!'' Venezuelan Dictator Hugo Chavez calls for a War of Resistance against the US.

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View Article  Pakistan to Follow Through With bin Laden Knighthood...

From our ally Pakistan, and they are supposed to be helping us look for him?

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View Article  Religion of Peace: Elderly Buddhists Among Four Murdered and Burned (Thailand)



Suspected Muslim insurgents in southern Thailand fatally shot two paramilitary rangers and two Buddhists, then set their bodies on fire in two separate incidents on Sunday, police said. (Hat tip: Digg.com)

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View Article  Schlussel: Dearbornistan's Muslim Community Police Officer Fired; Under Investigation by Feds, Local Prosecutors



Excerpt: As I've previously written, after 9/11, Saab was held out by the national and international mainstream media to be a model of police outreach and interaction with the Muslim Community. And it appears he truly is a model of Muslim policing: Saab--a Shi-ite Muslim of Lebanese descent and an open Hezbollah supporter--was found guilty of criminally stalking a State Senator, George Hart. Saab's testimony about his whereabouts on certain dates in his case and other reports in the past indicate that Saab was also likely involved in the fire-bombing of Dearborn City Councilman Doug Thomas' car. Thomas has been an outspoken critic of Islamist extortion in the City, including in a post-9/11 appearance on CBS' "60 Minutes." This past summer, sources say Saab had a giant Hezbollah poster up at his community policing office in the Dearborn Public Library.

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View Article  The Green Prince Emits 1500 Tons of CO2 a Year...

It's getting pretty hard to find an "environmental activist" who isn't a complete hypocrite these days.....

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View Article  What Is Queer Food?

My friend Joe told me this when I was 10 years old. He had only just explained what "fags" were. Now he was telling me what they ate. "Of course fags will eat cheeseburgers, omelettes, pancakes," said Joe. "But if they have a choice, they'll always order BLTs."

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View Article  People Magazine sued for fraud after David Spade appears in 'Hottest Bachelors' issue

People Magazine is being investigated by the Federal Trade Commission and has become the target of a class action lawsuit after editors included a two page spread about David Spade in its recent “Hottest Bachelors” issue.

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View Article  Principal refuses to cave to unindicted Hamas supporter CAIR demands for public apology



A Monterey school principal today cited employee rights as the reason why a public apology would not follow a lunchroom incident Tuesday when a supervisor demanded that a Muslim student remove her Islamic head scarf.

The employee was enforcing school rules that prohibit headwear indoors, according to Renwick. The rule exists for student safety and mostly applies to inappropriate clothing such as gang-related attire

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View Article  Women, Know Your Limits

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View Article  Iran increases efforts to smother all dissent

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Iran is in the throes of one of its most ferocious crackdowns on dissent in years, with the government focusing on labor leaders, universities, the press, women's rights advocates, a former nuclear negotiator and Iranian Americans, three of whom have been in prison for more than six weeks. The shift is occurring against the backdrop of an economy so stressed that although Iran is the world's second-largest oil exporter, it is on the verge of rationing gasoline. At the same time, the nuclear standoff with the West threatens to bring new sanctions.

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View Article  How America Went Gay

For more than 20 years, I and a few of my colleagues in the field of psychoanalysis have felt like an embattled minority, because we have continued to insist, against today's conventional wisdom, that gays aren't born that way. We know that obligatory homosexuals are caught up in unconscious adaptations to early childhood abuse and neglect and that, with insight into their earliest beginnings, they can change. This "adaptation" I speak of is a polite term for men going through the motions of mating not with the opposite sex but with one another.

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View Article  Dunkin' Donuts sues two N.J. stores over immigration policy

A bill that would require businesses to perform tougher background checks to make sure job applicants are not illegal immigrants has stalled in the U.S. Senate.

But in the meantime, the nation's largest doughnut chain has taken matters into its own hands, requiring all franchise owners to perform the background checks and moving to fire those they accuse of accepting fake IDs commonly used by illegal immigrants to find work.

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View Article  Bush continues to encourage fence-sitting senators to pass amnesty bill



Many business groups, hungry to fill low-wage jobs, support the bill, while many social conservatives have pronounced it unacceptable, calling it amnesty for illegal immigrants.

So the legislation's backers — including Bush — fear that any radical changes to the compromise would derail its already tenuous chances of getting through Congress. The House has yet to draft its version.

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View Article  Nonprofit center benefited Edwards



Edwards, who reported this year that he had assets of nearly $30 million, came up with a novel solution, creating a nonprofit organization with the stated mission of fighting poverty. The organization, the Center for Promise and Opportunity, raised $1.3 million in 2005, and -- unlike a sister charity created to raise scholarship money for poor students -- the main beneficiary of the center's fundraising was Edwards himself, federal tax filings show.

But a spokesman for Edwards on Thursday defended the center as a legitimate tool against poverty.

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View Article  U.S. House votes to ban aid to Saudi Arabia; Bush ignores



The U.S. House of Representatives voted on Friday to prohibit any aid to Saudi Arabia as lawmakers accused the close ally of religious intolerance and bankrolling terrorist organizations.

The prohibition, reflecting persistent tensions with the kingdom after the Sept. 11 attacks on the United States in 2001, was attached to a foreign aid funding bill for next year that has not yet been debated by the Senate.

It also faces a veto threat from the White House because of an unrelated provision.

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View Article  Unindicted Hamas contributor CAIR involved with 'Heart' screening; who could possibly object?



A Jewish activist decried the leanings of several of the participants, likening CAIR's involvement to "David Duke co-sponsoring 'Schindler's List.'"

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View Article  Poll: Amnesty bill stance hurting Graham at home



Graham’s approval rating has sunk to 31 percent and he has a 40 percent disapproval rating, according to a poll released Friday by Atlanta-based InsiderAdvantage. The new poll points to Graham’s support for the Senate immigration bill, which includes a path to citizenship, as a likely reason for his apparent unpopularity.

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