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Just to point out that liberals don't want to hear the truth.
I'll flesh this out later, as I have been banned before, from posting to libtard news forums.
http://news.yahoo.com/nastiness-thre...053929979.html

Washington (AFP) - The Internet was supposed to facilitate better exchange between the public and news media. But vile and hateful comments changed all that.

In the face of rising vitriol -- attacks, bigotry and general nastiness

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Just some good links to track what Washington DC is doing.

This thread made me think of the need
http://www.centextalk.com/vb/showthr...n-Begins-6-Jan


Use this page to find bills and resolutions in the United States Congress. We have complete information back to 1973.
https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bil...nt_status_date

It takes At Least Five People for an online community to be successful.

http://globalguerrillas.typepad.com/...l-the-rul.html

Everywhere we went, people asked the same question: why is Wikipedia such a success, while my wiki languishes? What do you need to achieve critical mass? The answer, Jimmy said, is five people. Five individuals dedicated to an altruistic sharing of collective intelligence should be enough to produce a flowering similar to

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With Fox News beginning to soften up, and turning slightly liberal, and the local papers getting more and more unreliable, I decided it was time to hunt down some new, reliable right wing news sources.

(Be sure to check the end of the blog entry and comments for Updates)

Here are the ones I found: (followed by some I rejected)
Newsmax - Nice balance - some variety - very little noise

Breitbart News - Texas - partners with Fox and has ...

I think for the rest of the year and 2015, I will mention security levels worded in the Downunderspeak system.

1. “No worries”

2. “She’ll be alright, Mate”

3. “Crikey!”

4. “I think we’ll need to cancel the Barbie this weekend”,

5. “The Barbie is cancelled”

It should be noted, “The Barbie is canceled” has not been reached in over 10 years.




History of Levels:
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