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EXCERPT: Yesterday I happened to have a pleasant talk with a young man of the Republican persuasion.          We were in a car dealership lounge.  He struck up the conversation by asking if John Edwards was running now.  I explained that he had simply endorsed Barak Obama and was not running in the Democratic Primary race.  It seemed that he either did not fully grasp that or had used it as a conversation opener and did not really care....

EXCERPT: Have you heard?  John Edwards has endorsed Barak Obama.  Hillairy is burnt toast!      She was toast yesterday, but she could still whip us a synthetic argument that she was the big vote getter among blue collar white voters.   John Edwards’s announcement was strategically placed to toast her.  He has prior creds with the Average American through his history of going after corporate America in the courtroom in the name of the...

EXCERPT: Bob Barr, a former U.S. attorney and Republican congressman from Georgia from 1995 to 2003, has announced his bid for the White House running on the Libertarian ticket.  (Barr announces Libertarian White House bid) He has some rational political positions.  He says he would: immediately freeze discretionary spending in Washington;  begin withdrawing troops from Iraq;   consider slashing spending    at the departments of education...

EXCERPT: I am interested in valid observations and plausible theories about our past and where we come from as a species here on Earth.  The future is rooted in our past.      I have previously written here at VofA about a book that I once had, a book of interpretations of the quatrains of Nostradamus.  While they are not about Nostradamus or prophecy, but rather history, the books below are very interesting.  So let me share three of those with you: ...

EXCERPT: MoronInCharge’s posting of The Dumbest Short-Term Fix Ever  hit the nail on the head.  But Hilliary’s calculated pander is hardly a flash in the pan alongside of the rich vein of fool’s gold being mined feverishly by DC World.     The mortgage credit bailout will be the mother load for these prospectors insulated from reality in their DC caves inside the Green Zone Belt – and it will have LOOOONG-term effects.  You might say...

EXCERPT: Court considers more mad-cow tests Sam Hananel
Associated Press
May. 10, 2008 12:00 AM     ‘WASHINGTON - The Bush administration on Friday urged a federal appeals court to stop meatpackers from testing all their animals for mad-cow disease, but a skeptical judge questioned whether the government has that authority. 
  
"The government seeks to reverse a lower-court ruling that allowed Arkansas City, Kan.-based Creekstone Farms Premium...

EXCERPT: Is John McCain a "Compassionate Conservative"? Today’s (Sunday May 11, 2008) Arizona Republic devoted a couple of inches to the report that “The man picked by the John McCain campaign to run the 2008 Republican National Convention resigned Saturday after a report that his lobbying firm used to represent the military regime in Myanmar. ...”  (Click here for the rest of the story) Yesterdays’ Arizona Republic revealed that...

EXCERPT: Yes indeed.  The New World Order (NWO) is made of paper (currency and credit).   American currency became the reserve currency for the world following the Second World War.         It was the only currency that acted as a safe store of value, because the United States was the only major power left standing.          Unlike gold or property, which may provide a safe store of value, a currency...

EXCERPT: Mission Accomplished: A look back at the media's fawning coverage of Bush's premature declaration of victory in Iraq
"On May 1, 2003, President Bush landed on the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln aboard an S-3B Viking jet, emerged from the aircraft in full flight gear, and proceeded to "press[] flesh," as The Washington Post put it, as he shook hands and hugged crew members in front of the o o o     Fast forward to...

EXCERPT: Let us review the Bush legacy:     “Americans are unaccustomed to recessions, particularly ones that involve shopping less.  During the past quarter-century, the world’s most powerful economy has suffered only two official downturns, in 1990-91 (My note: Bush 41) and 2001 (My note: Bush 43, Son Of Bush).  Both were short and shallow.  In 2001 consumer spending barely skipped a beat; a decade earlier it fell, but only briefly. ...