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• 2012 Troubles Ahead for Obama in Prized Florida?

  June 11, 2011 at 12:24pm

  In reply to Redistributor.

  Want our country back:

  I have been asking the same question for some time now: Why worry so much about Israel when a large majority of jews vote left ?

• CNN: Trump Makes ‘Stunning Claim’ About Obama Birth Certificate

  April 26, 2011 at 7:55am

  Do you want to know the “ cuban version ” of this issue ?. According to people in the island, Obama’s mother went to Cuba as part of an international brigade to help with the sugar cane harv esting; these brigades did very little work and a lot of partying. When she got out of Cuba she was already pregnant and then met Mr. Obama; he accepted to pose as father of the coming baby and things went on from there. Of course, if we can not see a birth certificate, it is going to be 10 times more complicated to have a DNA sampler from the president and, let’s say, aunt Onango in Boston ( I am not sure if the lady is still there ). The rumors backers assure that the dates match perfectly.

• Beck Was Right She Is Dangerous: Cornel West & Piven Admit RIOTS & Social Chaos Was What She Was Writing About After Denying in Dozens of Interviews

  April 12, 2011 at 3:08pm

  I tried to reinforce Aribentzion’s point and used the Report Post key but I am not sure how that works. So, here we go again:

  Last week I threw a party to my cousin who, at age 57, graduated as MD in Puerto Rico after living there for 3 years, where he arrived after living in Dominican Republic for 7 years and where he also graduated as MD, and where he arrived after living in Cuba the other 47 years of his life, and where he was a MD for 20 years. Now he bought himself a brand new car to celebrate that, at last, he is a MD
  in the USA, because in Cuba he never had anything to show for. At this moment the score is: Number of members of my family that are left in Cuba as of today ( and they would love to leave too ): 2 cousins
  Members of my family that are in USA and Spain after going through the same hell of exile as my cousin in Puerto Rico: 62
  Are you, fans of Piven, West and Castro. sure that you another Cuba in Manhattan ?
  One more question and this one is adressed to Piven and West: Do you know amigos, that Castro has executed tens of thousand of people since 1959 and has imposed jail sentences of more than
  100,000 years to his fellow countrymen ? I want you to be informed that half of all those people opposed the Revolution since day one but the other half where real fans of Castro and Che until they realized that they had been dupped.

  So, the last question for you two comrades: Who will execute whom: Piven will take care of West or West will take Piven down ? Or both you will be nicely disposed by Trumka ? I just wonder..

• Liberal Conspiracy or Something Less Nefarious? Stephen Lerner Responds to Blaze Audio – Side-by-Side Comparison

  March 26, 2011 at 6:41pm

  In reply to Beckster2.

  Agree 100%

• UAW Union Protesters Shut Down Detroit Bank of America

  March 25, 2011 at 5:40pm

  In reply to Joe Camel.

  You are right Joe. And they love minorities too. I have seen signs promoting good service in their branches and 7 out of 10 employees pictured in those signs are obviously minorities.

• Explosion, Radiation Leak at Japanese Nuclear Plant Facing Possible Meltdown

  March 12, 2011 at 7:46am

  In reply to Hammer Inc..

  Hammer: Everything is open to discussion. Our President was talking two days ago about “ the biggest ecological disaster ever in the Gulf ” but if you go to “ Bon Appetit ” magazine ( February 2011 ) they comment about the new golden age of oysters in this country as independent growers are raising varities in the east coast,western coast and the gulf coast ( and yes, they are safe to eat ).
  So, what are the consequences of “ the disaster ”.. I do not know..

• Young Madison Socialist Reveals Popular ‘Noodles & Company‘ Restaurant Is Actually Harsh ’Dictatorship’

  March 1, 2011 at 8:28pm

  In reply to R U 4 REAL.

  R U 4 real: Sorry, the first version is incomplete. Here we go again:
  Very good; I couldn’t have said better myself and in less words. I f you want to see tons of examples come down to Miami and you will see my countrymen that stayed in Cuba because their parents liked the revolution and were raised by the regime. At the time Che spoke of building the New Man (“Vamos a crear el Hombre Nuevo”). This new man was supposed to be indefatigable, devoid of vices, generous, willing to die for the country and very well educated. They were sent to schools in the field, to work the land, and learn all those good things while creating paradise on earth. Now, after more than 50 eyars of disaster in the island, they keep showing up here in Miami, with thinning hair, little pot bellies and an expression of sadness thjat is not sadness, but the emptiness of their world in their heads (like some poet said). They look around, scratch their heads, scratch their asses and then come up with a very deep thought: “No es facil” (It is not easy). Really, it is tragic.

• Young Madison Socialist Reveals Popular ‘Noodles & Company‘ Restaurant Is Actually Harsh ’Dictatorship’

  March 1, 2011 at 8:13pm

  Very good; I couldn’t have said better myself and in less words. If you want to see tons of examples come down to Miami and you will see my countrymen that stayed in Cuba because their parents liked the revolution and were raised by the regime. At the time Che spoke of building the New Man (“Vamos a crear el Hombre Nuevo”). This new man was supposed to be indefatigable, devoid of vices, generous, willing to die for the country, and very well educated. They were sent to schools in the field, to work the land, and learn all those good things while creating paradise on earth. Now, after 50 years of disaster in the island, they keep showing up here in Miami, with thinning hair, little pot bellies and an expression of sadness that is not sadness, but the emptiness of their world in their heads (like some poet said). They look around, scratch their heads, scratch their asses and then come up with a very deep thought: “No es facil” (It is not easy). Really, it is tragic.

• Young Madison Socialist Reveals Popular ‘Noodles & Company‘ Restaurant Is Actually Harsh ’Dictatorship’

  March 1, 2011 at 8:10pm

  In reply to R U 4 REAL.

  RU4real: Very good; I couldn’t have said better myself and in less words. If you want to see tons of examples come down to Miami and you will see my countrymen that stayed in Cuba because their parents liked the revolution and were raised by the regime. At the time Che spoke of building the New Man (“Vamos a crear el Hombre Nuevo”). This new man was supposed to be indefatigable, devoid of vices, generous, willing to die for th, and learn all those good things while creating paradise on earth. Now, after 50 years of disaster in the island, they keep showing up here in Miami, with thinning hair, little pot bellies and an expression of sadness that is not sadness, but the emptiness of their world in their heads (like some poet said). They look around, scratch their heads, scratch their asses and then come up with a very deep thought: “No es facil” (It is not easy). Really, it is tragic.

• Israel Shuts Cairo Embassy, Diplomats Flee

  February 13, 2011 at 6:21pm

  And I repeat my question: Why the majority of Jews vote liberal in America ?