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Facts versus Speeches
Monday, September 15th, 2008
Let's look at reality versus fantasy:
Speech: Sarah Palin says Obama wants to raise income taxes.
Fact: The independent Tax Policy Center and other analysts have concluded that Barack Obama's tax policy will result in tax cuts for 4 out of 5 American households.
Speech: Palin says she and McCain will lead efforts ...
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Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008
The NY Times posted this intriguing story about why we human beings inflict pranks, humiliation, and degradation on each other, the varied motives we have ranging from malice to a fond spirit of fun, and the different ways we react to being on the receiving end running the gamut from ...
Posted in America, April Fools Day, BIO, Budget, Current Affairs, Economics, Environment, Exploiting, General, Global Warming, Health, Illness, Life, Military, Miscellaneous, Politics, Poverty, Religion, Science, Stem-Cell Research, Technology, capitalism, corruption, greed, media, ownership society | 3 Comments »
Wednesday, June 20th, 2007
Bush is set to once again veto a stem cell research funding bill that has passed both houses of Congress and is supported by at least 2/3 of the country. It seems that nothing will sway the Decider/Commander Guy once his rather narrow mind has been made up.
"In his veto ...
Posted in Current Affairs, IDIOT, Right Wing Nut, Science, Stem-Cell Research | 1 Comment »
Tuesday, May 8th, 2007
Less than ten years ago, the world awaited the promise of the millenium with hope and optimism. Less than ten years into the new millenium, one might argue that hope and optimism have been forced to yield to the emerging influence of dogma, intolerance and intransigence.
Yesterday's news provides an important ...
Posted in Environment, Global Warming, Health, Politics, Religion, Science, Stem-Cell Research | 30 Comments »
