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These wealthy famous people, particularly entertainers, have it quite easy when they have made it that…
Posted in: Why do some celebrities self-destruct due to substance abuse?
Why would America even need more than 300 atomic bombs, more powerful than what was dropped…
Posted in: U.S. weighing steep nuclear arms cuts
I will have a feeling of nausea for one week, after reading this. JT should think…
Posted in: Try some dessert oden
I just hope the people who become ill is at a minimum. remember the article on…
Posted in: Official defends secrecy over worst-case nuclear disaster scenario
I would challenge the current government over most of it's decisions and actions with the nuclear…
Posted in: Official defends secrecy over worst-case nuclear disaster scenario
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goodDonkey
Chernobyl was a much worse accident than Fukushima. That is a fact. My "perceptions" are based on the facts. I can't understand how others cannot find out the facts and base their answer to this question on facts only.
Posted in: Do you think the Fukushima nuclear disaster is worse than Chernobyl?
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goodDonkey
Rest in peace Elizabeth Taylor.
Posted in: Film legend Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
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goodDonkey
Obama never assured reporters access then barred them at the last minute. As usual Molenir does not know what the hell he is talking about. As far as Obama being incompetent; well look at the source once again.
Posted in: Palin warns of China's rise in visit to India
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goodDonkey
Wow; big surprise there! She can't handle the pressure. She will never be able to answer questions on the fly.
Posted in: Palin warns of China's rise in visit to India
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goodDonkey
Great story. The footage I saw was quite compelling. I hope both of them have a speedy recovery.
Posted in: Rescuers find 80-year-old woman, 16-year-old grandson in rubble 9 days after quake
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goodDonkey
I can't believe China and Russia abstained. I wish I could say that Gadhafi's days as a ruler were numbered but it is hard to say what will happen in this conflict.
Posted in: U.N. authorizes 'all necessary measures' to stop Gadhafi in Libya
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goodDonkey
What a tragic picture. I hope people survived better than it looks. I am sorry for all of Japan's losses due to this unprecedented quake.
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goodDonkey
yanee at 06:58 AM JST - 25th February
...But as long as Obama loves him it's all ok
Nice Try!
Posted in: Gadhafi forces, foreign mercenaries strike back at revolt near Tripoli
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goodDonkey
Prosecuted - NO! Held financially responsible - yes.
Posted in: Should parents be prosecuted if their kids are caught throwing rocks at trains, cars or other other vehicles?
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goodDonkey
Spy vs. Spy
Posted in: Pakistan's intelligence agency ready to split with CIA
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goodDonkey
With the army crumbling it is either going end soon with the ouster of Gadhafi or it will break out into full civil war. I have no idea how many Gadhafi supporters their are so it is difficult to determine the outcome at this time.
Posted in: Gadhafi's hold whittled away as Libya revolt spreads
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goodDonkey
I knew they were in deep crap when they captured Americans. Now let's just hope they don't get them to land before the rescue begins.
Posted in: Somali pirates: Warship shadowing hijacked American yacht
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goodDonkey
What a tool. He is either lying to protect his interests or he is delusional.
Posted in: 70,000 protesters surround Wisconsin Capitol
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goodDonkey
However the number of pissed off people far outweighs the "voting government union members." Union member anger across the state is evident. I have also discussed bargaining with my colleagues in management and most seem to thing it is disgraceful to take away a person's right to bargain.
Scott Walker miscalculated and will one day pay dearly for this mistake. I know that it is likely that the legislation will pass. But it will end up a "W" in the Wisconsin Democratic column. In two years the Wisconsin legislature will be in the Democrats hands. In four years we will have the governorship.
Posted in: 70,000 protesters surround Wisconsin Capitol
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goodDonkey
Alphaape:
"That says" no such thing. They have a weak position not "a weak point." So strong is their point that they are willing to stand up to ridicule. You don't see the level of support they have attained from supporting a "weak point."
It is one thing to take away the right of Policemen to strike - along with other strategic jobs. But to take away the right to bargain is inconceivable. The dumbass Republicans constantly bitch about Obama's health care bill but they do not support the alternative either. Public workers have a right to bargain matters concerning their health care. Now I would expect some idiot to bring up that they already have health care. THEY GOT IT THROUGH BARGAINING!
With 70,000 strong the people are saying yes to full collective bargaining rights. This is looking more like a "W" in the Dems column.
Posted in: 14 Wisconsin lawmakers flee state to block anti-union bill
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goodDonkey
I would love nothing more than to see an end to the despotism in Iran. However I don't see that happening without a great deal of bloodshed.
Posted in: Egypt echoes across region: Iran, Bahrain, Yemen
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goodDonkey
Should have read, "It makes for a much more police state."
Posted in: Arizona Rep Giffords shot, 6 killed, including judge, 9-year-old girl
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goodDonkey
Tragic.
Posted in: Gunmen kill 3 in Mexico, including 13-year-old boy
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goodDonkey
Enjoy yourself Mr. President. You deserve it for all the hard work you have done.
Posted in: Obama eases into Hawaiian holiday
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goodDonkey
sailwind at 10:56 PM JST - 23rd December
Before 1993 gays were prohibited from serving in the armed forces. Clinton wanted to lift the ban. A compromise call DADT was made at that time.
Posted in: Obama signs 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal