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Post by Anjel_Few on Jan 18, 2008 17:26:06 GMT -8
Looney is doing great recently Groove, been hanging out on parity with the US Dollar for a while now
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Post by Bubbles_Few on Jan 19, 2008 18:34:56 GMT -8
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Post by weez on Jan 19, 2008 20:14:15 GMT -8
The forums seem to have a problem with long links. After a full row of text, it gets chopped off. Just copy and paste, don't include the quotes. "http://tpmelectioncentral.com/2008/01/seven_unaffiliated_jewish_us_senators_release_letter_condeming_obama_muslin_smears.php" or click below ;D weez1.notlong.com
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Post by Vertikal_Few on Jan 20, 2008 12:50:25 GMT -8
yeah using a url shortener is always an option, but w/e.
As for the rumour spreading and spreading with no "solid" evidence to support it...well do you blame the public for speculating and believing rumours? It's not like any "official" statements ie. News and Government can be trusted, and this has been proved to most intelligent people in America(and I hope in Canada as well) by now after many "questionable" things have been done and said by the News and Government in the last few years.
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Post by Bubbles_Few on Jan 20, 2008 21:44:49 GMT -8
Yes, I meant all discourse--on the airwaves and in livingrooms--has become speculation. In a world of short attention spans, no one wants to even put the effort into a full investigative magazine article. It's a chicken and egg as to whose fault it is, but it means the entire "free" world is simply getting the governments it believes it wants. In reading several biographies on him, it's remarkable to me--even as a Canadian--how much someone like Ralph Nader has repeatedly proven that he's dedicated to making the world better for all people through real action (I was surprised to learn how much he's directly responsible for; seat belts, Jersey Walls, Airbags, Food Labels etc. etc.), and yet he didn't stand a chance against a guy who talked country homie and, as people were often quoted, "looked Presidential." I would hope that good thinkers, even pro-Bush ones, voted for George on a more substantial basis than him merely meeting their casting preferences.
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