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Sunday, July 6
RW News: Barack Obama Birth Certificate "Forged"; No Proof Now That Obama Is Eliglble to Be President
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Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 09:05 PM EDT
Jay McKinnon, a self-described Department of Homeland Security-trained document specialist, has implicated himself in the production of fake Hawaii birth certificate images similar to the one endorsed as genuine by the Barack Obama campaign, and appearing on the same Daily Kos blog entry where the supposedly authentic document appears. The evidence of forgery and manipulation of images of official documents, triggered by Israel Insider's revelation of the collection of Hawaii birth certificate images on the Photobucket site and the diligent detective work of independent investigative journalists (led by JimJ and Texas Darling) and imaging professionals such as Polarik in the three weeks since the publication of the images, implicate The Daily Kos, a "progressive" blog site, and the Obama campaign's "Fight the Smears" website, in misleading the public with official-looking but manipulated document images of doubtful provenance. Moreover, the blog and the campaign have been negligent in allowing the promotion of obviously forged and fake official documents together with the purported image of Obama's birth certificate. More>>>
20 Most Rabidly Patriotic Games
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Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 08:00 PM EDT
Here at the GamesRadar "idea factory," we don't merely take holidays... we take them and churn them into wonderfully, ridiculously themed features with silly art and sillier jokes. In that truly proud tradition, we're honoring America's 232nd birthday with more than just fireworks, air shows, barbeques and a bare-chested flag-waving werewolf... we're also picking out the 20 most rabidly patriotic games of all time. More>>>
Undercover city detective finds hints of danger among mosques
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Roland, the Gunslinger
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 05:38 PM EDT
A young undercover city detective spent four years in the shadowy world of terrorist wanna-bes - taking part in jihadist discussions and training in parks in the dead of night - to get a handle on the homegrown threat. At great personal risk, he participated in everything from prayers at a mosque to martial arts training under cover of darkness to watching jihadist videos, with many of the activities laced with talk of killing More>>>
Police: Jonesboro Man Killed Daughter Who Wanted Out Of Arranged Marriage
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Roland, the Gunslinger
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 04:55 PM EDT
Family's from Pakistan, yet, as usual, no mention of the particular religion involved anywhere to be found in the article. Perhaps if the family had been members of a Texas polygamy cult... More>>>
Would Republicans prefer Bush to stay away from the Convention?
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Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 04:46 PM EDT
“It’s a very delicate situation,” said Brian Jones, a former communications director for Mr. McCain’s campaign who also was a top communications strategist during Mr. Bush’s 2004 run for re-election. “Even though the president is the president, this is going to be John McCain’s convention, and you want it to be about John McCain and what his presidency would be.” More>>>
Disconfirmations Disconfirmed: Saddam Had Nuke Program
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Roland, the Gunslinger
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 04:16 PM EDT
For about five years now, those of us who thought Saddam Hussein probably had at least WMD programs, if not WMD themselves, have been called not only wrong, but illogical and insane...Fast forward to today. Now we hear from the Associated Press that "The last major remnant of Saddam Hussein's nuclear program -- a huge stockpile of concentrated natural uranium -- reached a Canadian port." That last "remnant" was 550 metric tons of yellowcake uranium. Is it now considered reality-based to think Saddam "sought" yellowcake, just as President Bush said in his 2003 State of the Union address ? More>>>
Greatest Wimbledon ever?
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Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 04:16 PM EDT
After battling through almost five hours of play (the longest championship match in Wimbledon history, two rain delays, five long sets and a setting sun, Rafael Nadal wins Wimbledon Championship for 2008. more »
Will Smith's 'Hancock' No 'Legend'
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Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 03:09 PM EDT
Will Smith's "Hancock" is no super hero at the box office. If numbers hold up, "Hancock" will finish a five-and-a-half-day July 4th weekend with just under $100 million. That's about equal to what his last movie, "I Am Legend," did last December. The only difference is that "Legend" did that without the advantage of a long holiday weekend. From FOX 411>>> Revenue Estimates From BoxOfficeMojo.com>>> The Saloon's Review of 'Hancock'>>>
The 5 Most Unintentionally Scarring '80s Music Videos
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Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 02:00 PM EDT
No art form was more significant in the '80s than the music videos that appeared on MTV, the fabled source of our MTV2. And while history and even the songs themselves paint the '80s as a period of shallow prosperity, the music videos seemed to be on a mission to make George Orwell's vision of their decade look like Epcot Center. More>>>
Rodney Carrington: Shopw Them to Me (Not Safe For Work)
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Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 01:14 PM EDT
400 members of Rainbow Family surround, attack federal officers
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Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 01:03 PM EDT
"National Forest Service officials, surrounded and attacked yesterday in Wyoming with sticks and stones by 400 members of the Rainbow Family, were given reason to regret their decision to cancel a long-planned national service project by the Boy Scouts of America in favor of the unorganized annual gathering of hippies, anarchists and "free spirits" who commune with nature and each other. According to a statement released by the Forest Service's Incident Command Team in Rock Springs, Wyo., officers patrolling the main meadow of the seven-day event held near Sandy Springs made contact with a man who fled and was later apprehended. A second Rainbow attendee was detained for interfering in the arrest. As 10 officers began to leave the area with their suspects, they were surrounded by an estimated 400 members of the Rainbow Family. A request for additional officers was made." What moron would choose hippies over the Boy Scouts? More>>>
New footage of a recent Scientology rally Featuring Tom Cruise (Satire)
by
Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 11:39 AM EDT
More Mexicans leaving U.S. under duress
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Roland, the Gunslinger
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 04:45 AM EDT
Two hours were enough for José Luis Sánchez and his family to pack their most valuable belongings in two vans – items accumulated in 10 years of living in the Dallas area. With his wife, children and their suitcases in place, Mr. Sánchez closed the door of his Mesquite apartment for the last time, sat at the wheel of one of the vehicles – his brother drove the other – and hit the road back to his homeland. So ended his decade-long adventure as an illegal Mexican immigrant in the United States. More>>>
Lawn-chair balloonist drifts from Oregon to Idaho
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Roland, the Gunslinger
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 04:33 AM EDT
A man flying across Oregon in a lawn chair rigged with helium-filled balloons has reached his destination in Idaho. A reporter tracking Kent Couch for the Oregonian newspaper says he landed safely near Cambridge, Idaho, on Saturday afternoon. More>>>
Hitchhiker's guide to gas prices: Don't panic!
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Roland, the Gunslinger
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 03:58 AM EDT
“Gas prices will never go down.” “The price at the pump can only go higher.” “High prices are here to stay.” This seems to be the current wisdom. I hear it everywhere. There’s no need for a specific citation, for you’ve heard it too. But why should we believe it? Gas prices have gone down in the past. Why not again? Two words: Peak Oil. Or make that three: Peak Oil blather. More>>>
Down and out in Las Vegas
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Roland, the Gunslinger
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 03:55 AM EDT
With Americans cutting back on luxuries, and the price of transport rocketing, the so-called "Vegas vacation" is facing the axe...More worryingly, new figures showed gambling revenue has also dropped – a further 3 per cent this month – starting a price war between worried firms anxious to lure punters back. Hotel rooms, which last year averaged $130 each, now go for less than $100... Las Vegas Sands, which controls the Venetian and Palazzo resorts on the famous neon-lit Strip that runs through a "miracle mile," has dropped below $50 a share, a third of its value last September. MGM is at $28, from over $100 a year ago. Wynn resorts, owned by the ebullient billionaire Steve Wynn – a Texan version of Donald Trump – neared $70, from almost $180 last year. More>>>
Mercury's Surface Dominated By Volcanism And Iron-deficiency
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Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 01:05 AM EDT
Volcanism has played a more extensive role in shaping the surface of Mercury than scientists had thought. This result comes from multispectral imaging data gathered in January 2008 by MESSENGER, the latest spacecraft to visit the sun's innermost planet More>>>
America's Top 20 Growing And Disappearing Jobs
by
Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 12:55 AM EDT
Glenn Sacks: Court Allows Mom to Take Girl to Australia for 'Short Work Assignment' and Guess What Happens?
by
Riley Jones
on Sun 06 Jul 2008 12:38 AM EDT
Post-divorce move-ways often terminate the bond between the children and the noncustodial parent, generally the father. Recently I received a letter from Wendy, who told me about her husband's move-away case. Beyond being very sad, it illustrates a point I often make about move-aways--once the mother has moved the kids away, it is very difficult to get her to comply with court orders. More>>> |
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