AFRICOM: Why Africa does not want the US to have any Interest there
• allafrica.comThere are several countries lining up to either host a Forward Base or to try and prevent the US from even hosting a facility there.
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There are several countries lining up to either host a Forward Base or to try and prevent the US from even hosting a facility there.
With the US Supreme Court set to take up Guantanamo detention policy again when its new term begins next month, the justices have received some unusual advice from a far-flung, friendly corner to the war-torn Middle East.
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Tatiana Fredericks needed treatment for minor pain last week, only to learn her doctor had the day off. Mary Ann Arman just moved to South Florida from Texas and learned her kids needed more vaccinations to start school. Both ended up at a walk-in
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This speech is a really good one for introducing RP's positions to newbies. Other versions are out there, but this one has very good video and audio. It's in 4 parts, with part one here: http://www(dot)youtube.com/watch?v=D-etrgUre_U
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Ladbrokes is offering 40 to 1 against Ron Paul winning the White House so true believers in the Paul campaign might do well to pony up a grand then pocket a handy $40,000 in November next year. That is one benefit of a Paul victory. But what else?
"We must, therefore, acquiesce in the necessity,...
Campaign aides and supporters ignored or simply glared at a handful of supporters for Ron Paul who is running for the GOP nomination. They waved Paul signs and passed out leaflets implying Thompson wasn't as pro-gun as he claims to be. [GREAT!!!!
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Accepting her Emmy on Sunday night for lead actress in a drama series ("Brothers and Sisters"), Field stumbled halfway through, lost her train of thought, and then was bleeped by Fox censors as she stammered through an anti-war rant.
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Reflexiones Libertarias
Desde hace años he yo expresando mi gran frustración por la capirotada ideológica que nuestro país vive en estos momentos. Es obvio y notable que México atraviesa por tiempos de cambios, el mundo entero los está viviendo.
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