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The power of protest
Newsweek reports that the “media” which is a really vague term, is responsible for Trumps’ inability to simply decree the health of the planet away with a stroke of the pen. According to the Whiner In Chief. Those danged ol’ … Continue reading
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Reagan breaks PATCO… America WINS! Or did we?
Yep, bust the Union, bring in workers whose only qualification was that they were dumb enough to work as Scabs, shank their Fellow Workers and their families and then expect to get decent treatment from the Big Boss Man. Trickle … Continue reading
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Tagged Airports, Global War on Terror, homeland Security, JFK, Nine Eleven, Panty-bomber, PATCO, Police State, Ronald Reagan, Safety, Terrorism, Unions, waterboarding
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Papieren Bitte? Just your shoes please
Most people can easily conjure the cinematic image of Gestapo officers blocking train passengers, demanding “Your papers please.” That such a scene could ever develop in America, haunts citizens opposed to national identity cards or embedded microchips. But with modern … Continue reading