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Gingrich warns of third party in 2012
(CNN) — Former House speaker Newt Gingrich is warning of a third party mutiny in
2012 if Republicans don’t figure out a way to shape up.
“If the Republicans can’t break out of being the right wing party of big government, then I think you would
see a third party movement in 2012,” Gingrich said Tuesday. The speech, to a group of students at the College of the
Ozarks in Missouri, was recorded by Springfield TV station KY3.
But Gingrich, bemoaning President Barack Obama’s “monstrosity of a budget,” acknowledged that Republicans
are partially to blame for the escalation in federal spending.
"Remember, everything Obama’s doing, Bush started last year,” he said. “If you’re going to talk
about big spending, the mistakes of the Bush administration last year are fully as bad as the mistakes of Obama’s first
two, three months.”
Gingrich told the students that the current governmental system “is so sick, so out of touch and so arrogant that
you’re going to have a nationwide rebellion at the polls of people in both parties who are just fed up.”
“You can do a Facebook page, you can Twitter,” he said. “I Twitter right now and I think we’re
at like, I don’t know, 18,000 or 20,000 thousand people that follow my Twitter, which I have to say I think is nuts.
But there are ways to communicate, you’re not trapped by CBS news.”
Gingrich has repeatedly said that he will decide in early 2011 whether he plans to seek the White House in 2012.
the release of President Obama's proposal for the fiscal year 2010
budget, media figures and outlets have promoted a number of myths and falsehoods related to the proposal.
Following the release
of President Obama's proposal for the fiscal year 2010 budget, media figures and outlets have promoted a number of myths and falsehoods
about the proposal. These myths and falsehoods include the suggestion that Obama's proposal would increase taxes on a large
percentage of small businesses and the suggestion that using reconciliation to pass major policy goals would represent an
unusual or unprecedented tactic. Media have also engaged in a pattern of criticizing Obama for addressing heath care in the
budget or elsewhere, given the size of the current and projected U.S. federal debt, without addressing the president's response
that health-care reform is essential to the long-term economic and fiscal health of the country.
1. Obama's budget proposal would increase taxes on a large
percentage of small businesses
In fact, according to the Tax Policy Center's table of 2007 tax returns that reported small-business income, 481,000 of those
returns -- about 2 percent -- are in the top two income tax brackets, which include all filers with taxable incomes that would be affected
by Obama's proposals to let portions of the Bush tax cuts for wealthy taxpayers expire and to reduce the tax rate at which
families making more than $250,000 could take itemized deductions.
2. Using reconciliation to pass major policy goals would be
an unusual or unprecedented tactic
Media figures and outlets have advanced the falsehood that the Democrats'
potential implementation of the budget reconciliation process, which would allow Congress to pass "policy changes in mandatory spending
(entitlements) or revenue programs (tax laws)" by a simple majority in both Houses, is unusual, unprecedented, or was not
recently used by Republicans. A March 31 article in The Hill, for instance, pointed to "GOP critics" claiming that the reconciliation process "was never intended to ram through
major legislation" but did not mention that Republicans used the budget reconciliation process to pass several major Bush
initiatives, as The New York Times and the blog Think Progress have noted. Similarly, Fox News correspondent Molly Henneberg made the false claim on the March 27 edition of Special Report
that "[r]econciliation was last used in 2001 by Republicans to pass the first Bush tax cuts" -- an "error" for which her colleague
Bret Baier later "apologize[d]," noting that Republicans had in fact used reconciliation more recently.
Indeed, Republicans used the process to pass Bush's initiatives throughout his tenure, including the Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2001, the Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003, and the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005.
Additionally, Hannity falsely claimed on March 20 that reconciliation would allow the Obama administration
to pass legislation "without any Republicans even having an opportunity to vote." In fact, the budget reconciliation process
does not deny Republicans or any member of Congress "an opportunity to vote." According to the House Rules Committee's description of the budget reconciliation process, the version of reconciliation legislation
agreed to during the conference process is then "brought back to the full House and Senate for a vote on final passage. Approval
of the conference agreement on the reconciliation legislation must be by a majority vote of both Houses."
3. Obama should not attempt health-care reform given the current
and projected federal debt
Many media figures have claimed or suggested that given the size of
the current and projected U.S. federal debt, the Obama administration's health-care reform proposal is untenable. For instance, Hannity said on March 26 that "Obama wants
to expand government. We've got health care, unbelievable amounts of spending -- we're gonna bankrupt the country." However,
in making such statements, neither Hannity nor other media figures addressed the argumentObamahas repeatedlymade in response to such claims: that health-care reform is essential to the
long-term economic and fiscal health of the country.
For instance, during the question-and-answer session following his
March 24 press conference, Obama said: "What we have to do is bend the curve on these deficit projections.
And the best way for us to do that is to reduce health care costs. That's not just my opinion; that's the opinion of almost
every single person who has looked at our long-term fiscal situation." Indeed, Office of Management and Budget director Peter
Orszag, who formerly headed the Congressional Budget Office, said in March 4 testimony before the House Ways and Means Committee about the administration's
2010 budget that "[t]he principal driver of our Nation's long-term budget problem is rising health care costs." Orszag continued:
If costs per enrollee in our two main Federal health care programs,
Medicare and Medicaid, grow at the same rate as they have for the past 40 years, those two programs will increase from about
5 percent of GDP today to about 20 percent by 2050. (As the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and others have noted, there
are reasons to expect cost growth to slow in the future relative to the past even in the absence of policy changes. But the
point remains that reasonable projections of health care cost growth under current policies shows that they are the central
cause of the Nation's long-term fiscal imbalance.) Many of the other factors that will play a role in determining future
fiscal conditions -- including the actuarial deficit in Social Security -- pale by comparison over the long term with the
impact of cost growth in the Federal government health insurance programs. Health care is the key to our Nation's fiscal future,
and health care reform is entitlement reform. [Emphasis added]
Legislation Introduced to set Limitations for Patriot Act Subpoena
Power The ACLU's press release follows.
Congressmen Jerrold Nadler (D-NY)
and Jeff Flake (R-AZ) introduced legislation to narrow the overbroad subpoena power in the National Security Letter
(NSL) provision of the Patriot Act. The bipartisan bill, National Security Letters Reform Act of 2009, aims to curb rampant
abuse of that power by federal law enforcement following the expansion of the Patriot Act and was introduced with 17 cosponsors.
NSLs are secret subpoenas used to demand personal customer records from Internet Service Providers, financial institutions
and credit companies without prior court approval.
"To ensure that Americans' privacy and free speech rights are protected, there must
be clear oversight and strict guidelines tied to the use of NSLs," said Caroline Fredrickson, Director of the ACLU Washington
Legislative Office. "Mr. Nadler and Mr. Flake should be applauded for taking this legislative step. Their bill will realign
the current NSL authority with the Constitution. Congress must take this opportunity to rein in the power of the NSL."
NSLs were originally crafted to gain information about suspected terrorists but the
Patriot Act expanded the statute to allow the subpoenas, which are issued in secrecy, do not require court review, and contain
a gag order, to be used to obtain personal information about people who are simply deemed "relevant" to an investigation.
After the statute's expansion, the Department of Justice's Office of the Inspector General released a series of reports over
the last several years outlining systemic misuse and abuse of NSLs by FBI agents.
The ACLU is asking that Congress repeal the expanded NSL authorities that allow the
FBI to demand information about innocent people who are not the targets of any investigation and reinstate prior standards
limiting NSLs to information about terrorism suspects and other agents of foreign powers. In December of 2008, as a result
of an ACLU lawsuit, the gag order provision was struck down as unconstitutional. The ACLU is now advocating that Congress
legislate a constitutional alternative. The National Security Letters Reform Act of 2009 would make these necessary changes.
"By expanding the scope of the statute's power to collect information on innocent
people, the Patriot Act failed to protect Americans' privacy," said Michelle Richardson, ACLU Legislative Counsel. "It has
become painfully clear that unchecked Patriot Act power inevitably leads to abuse, and National Security Letters are no exception.
Innocent Americans have been swept into investigations and recipients have been barred from speaking about it publicly. Representatives
Nadler and Flake should be praised for the introduction of this bill and we urge swift action by Congress to assure its passage."
Earlier this month, the ACLU released a report entitled "Reclaiming Patriotism" that
describes the widespread abuses that have occurred under the USA Patriot Act. The report, authored by policy counsel Michael
German and Richardson, was delivered to congressional offices on Capitol Hill, as well as posted to the newly re-launched
site www.reformthepatriotact.org in anticipation of the upcoming congressional debate surrounding three Patriot Act
provisions due to expire on December 31, 2009.
Colbert Weeps for Glenn Beck's Sanity
Hannity Manipulates Strasbourg Speech to Claim 'Obama Attacks
America' Filed by Joe Byrne
Obama's 'town-hall' speech Friday
in Strasbourg before 2,000 French and German students had an immense impact in different ways all around the globe. The White
House announced today that NATO is committing to 5,000 more troops in Afghanistan, following Obama's call for a greater alliance
role in that war. A full-scale riot in Strasbourg by anti-military and anti-globalization protesters has led to a violent
reaction from thousands of armed riot police, and the situation remains unstable.
But unlike NATO and the anti-military rioters, Sean Hannity didn't think that Obama's
real speech was spicy enough for his television news broadcast.
Last night, on Fox News' Hannity, a truncated clip of President Obama's Strasbourg
speech was aired, making it appear that Obama was "blam[ing] America first." The clip of Obama delivered to the audience by
Hannity emphasized America's failures in global policy in the last eight years. “In America, there's a failure to appreciate
Europe's leading role in the world. Instead of celebrating your dynamic union and seeking to partner with you to meet common
challenges, there have been times where America's shown arrogance and been dismissive, even derisive.” Before airing
the video clip, Sean Hannity announced, “And that is our headline this Friday night...Obama attacks America.”
But nowhere in the whole broadcast did Hannity or his guest seem to realize that
Obama's next words were criticisms directed at Europe for widespread anti-americanism. In fact, Hannity later asked guest
Mike Huckabee, "Why is there this anti-Americanism in Europe?"
The relevant and unedited portion of Obama's speech:
In recent years we've allowed our Alliance to drift. I know that
there have been honest disagreements over policy, but we also know that there's something more that has crept into our relationship.
In America, there's a failure to appreciate Europe's leading role in the world. Instead of celebrating your dynamic union
and seeking to partner with you to meet common challenges, there have been times where America has shown arrogance and been
dismissive, even derisive.
But in Europe, there is an anti-Americanism that is at once casual
but can also be insidious. Instead of recognizing the good that America so often does in the world, there have been times
where Europeans choose to blame America for much of what's bad.
On both sides of the Atlantic, these attitudes have become all
too common. They are not wise. They do not represent the truth. They threaten to widen the divide across the Atlantic and
leave us both more isolated. They fail to acknowledge the fundamental truth that America cannot confront the challenges of
this century alone, but that Europe cannot confront them without America.
According to Eric Boehlert and Jamison Foser of Media Matters for America, a non-profit
media watchdog group, that same manipulation is being used on Fox' newly-launched website, The Fox Nation. A headline and
lede that links to an article in the UK's Telegraph omit any mention of Obama's criticisms of Europeans, even though the Telegraph
article addresses anti-Americanism in the third sentence.
ANCHORAGE (CAP) - Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, who raised eyebrows when
he criticized funding for "volcano monitoring" while delivering the rebuttal to President Barack Obama's address to the nation
last month, was incinerated by lava this morning while touring the area surrounding Alaska's Mount Redoubt with Gov. Sarah
Palin.
"It's hard not to appreciate the irony," admitted Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele.
Jindal had apparently spent the morning watching Palin shoot wolves from a National Guard helicopter before he requested
she take him on a tour around Redoubt, which had experienced several small eruptions this week.
"Yah, if I had to do it again I don't think I woulda taken him down there, uh-uh," said Palin. "For one thing I ruined
my shoes, and I don't think the RNC is gonna be buying me any more of those, that's for sure."
Witnesses say the lava was moving slowly down the mountain, giving Palin and her entourage - husband Todd, children Bristol,
Willow, Piper and Trigg and grandson Tripp - ample time to scurry out of the way, with 7-year-old Piper carrying Trigg and
Tripp, one under each arm.
But Jindal was apparently delayed when he stopped to tell a meandering story about a sheriff he had met during Hurricane
Katrina. "He kept moving his hands back and forth and droning on and on like Mr. Rogers," said Todd Palin. "I was like, dude,
there's freakin' lava coming."
Even after the lava overtook him, Jindal kept talking, said witnesses.
"He kept sayin', ya know, It comes down to a fundamental disagreement between me and this lava," explained Gov. Palin.
"Before he finally went up in flames, though, he did say that he could see where they were coming from on all that volcano
monitoring, you betcha."
Asked if she saw any irony in the method of Jindal's demise, Gov. Palin responded that she didn't notice any at the time,
but that the lava might have been steaming up her glasses.
In Washington, President Obama expressed regret at Jindal's untimely end. "Bobby Jindal was, you know, a dedicated public
... uhh," said Obama. Then it appeared that his teleprompter stopped working and he scurried abruptly from the room, as chief
of staff Rahm Emanuel swore at reporters, apparently to distract them.
Meanwhile, a makeshift memorial for Jindal sprung up at Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, only to be hastily removed
when the mourners realized that Jindal was not the guy who played "Kenneth" on 30 Rock.
The Leadership of the GOP
Jabba the Rush
Insiders say Boston Globe threat a warning to newspapers
NEW YORK -- When it bought the Boston Globe for
a record $1.1 billion in 1993, the New York Times Co. added one of the nation's most acclaimed and profitable newspapers to its empire.
But analysts say the 137-year-old Globe has been a money-loser since, and the Times, now $1.1 billion
in debt, is threatening to shut down Boston's pre-eminent paper unless it gets $20 million in union concessions.
Faced with the global recession and declining revenues, the newspaper business is reeling -- one major
paper has already folded this year and several others are seeking bankruptcy protection. But the threat to the Globe, announced
Friday on the Globe's Web site, has shocked some industry insiders, who say it shows no one is safe.
"It is a huge warning shot across the bow of the newspaper industry. If this can happen to the storied
Boston Globe, pretty much nothing is safe," said Boston University communications professor Tobe Berkovitz.
Of the major dailies that have gone down, none has the cache of the Globe, he said.
The threat to close the paper "sends a very clear message to all employees and unions of surviving
newspapers -- that this is not business as usual," said Ken Doctor, a media analyst with the research firm Outsell. "This
is uncharted territory."
The Times bought the Globe in 1993 for $1.1 billion -- the highest price ever for a single American
newspaper -- getting one of the country's most respected papers. The Globe has won 20 Pulitzer Prizes and has been lauded
for some of its work, including its coverage of Roman Catholic clergy sex abuse scandal.
But since its purchase, the Globe has gone through several rounds of layoffs and buyouts. As readership
shifts to online news, the newspaper's average weekday circulation fell 10 percent to 323,983 for the six months ending Sept.
30, compared to the same six-month period in 2007, according to the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Advertising revenues industrywide have plunged by more than 16 percent in 2008, according to the Newspaper Association of America.
Quest for Artificial Nose to Sniff Out Terrorists’ Fear From The Sunday Times John
Harlow
Law enforcement agencies are seeking scientists to develop an artificial
nose that can detect the smell of fear as terrorists pass through security at airports.
The US Department of Homeland Security is advertising for specialists to devise airport scanners that will sniff out “deceptive
individuals”.
The technology builds on recent breakthroughs in finding human scent-prints which, many researchers believe, may be as
unique to individuals as fingerprints.
Body odours also change perceptibly according to mood. Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have already
produced a gel that acts like the smell receptors in the human nose. Now they are trying to create a version that can isolate
the tangy smell of adrenaline, the stress hormone, so that nervous passengers or those with a guilty conscience can be singled
out.
Homeland Security wants a device that automatically compares odours with scents collected from crime scenes and held in
a “smell bank” which, like DNA or fingerprints, could be used in court.
Last week officials said they only wanted to explore the possibilities but scientists are already predicting that it is
only a matter of time before police will be able to sniff out crime artificially.
Professor Kenneth Furton, who is assembling a smell bank at Florida International University in Miami, said the technology
could identify bank robbers by matching scent molecules collected from crime scenes on swabs.
He said chemists could already identify human smells by race, age and environment. Scientists will be able to tell police
whether a thief is white, black or Asian, whether they are a teenager or older, and maybe even their last meal.
Furton, who taught chemistry at the University of Wales, Swansea, before moving to Miami, is also seeking body odours which
mark people out as depressed. Other chemists are looking for the signature smells of cancers, asthma and other diseases.
Such advances could also be an additional tool in paternity cases, as family members give off a similar scent. Twins can
smell as identical as they look.
One barrier to better security through sniffing is perfume. Detectors will have to be adapted to screen out more complicated
molecules in bestselling scents such as Jennifer Lopez's Glow range and Chanel No 5 which mask natural smells and confuse
detector dogs.
Natural scents can be boosted by stress, which releases hormones from armpits and hands. The odour can then spread in 20ft
clouds to cling to clothes, furniture and walls.
WASHINGTON – The White House says neither GM nor Chrysler submitted
acceptable plans to receive more bailout money, setting the stage for a crisis in Detroit and putting in motion what could
be the final two months of two American auto giants.
President Barack Obama and his top advisers have determined that neither company is viable and that taxpayers will not
spend untold billions more to keep the pair of automakers open forever. In a last-ditch effort, the administration gave each
company a brief deadline to try one last time to convince Washington it is worth saving, said senior administration officials
who spoke on the condition of anonymity to more bluntly discuss the decision.
Obama was set to make the announcement at 11 a.m. Monday in the White House's foyer.
In an interview with CBS' "Face the Nation" broadcast Sunday, Obama said the companies must do more to receive additional
financial aid from the government.
"We think we can have a successful U.S. auto industry. But it's got to be one that's realistically designed to weather
this storm and to emerge — at the other end — much more lean, mean and competitive than it currently is," Obama
said.
Frustrated administration officials said Chrysler cannot function as an independent company under its current plan. They
have given Chrysler a 30-day window to complete a proposed partnership with Italian automaker Fiat SpA, and will offer up
to $6 billion to the companies if they can negotiate a deal before time runs out.
THIS WEEKS FEATURED MUSIC VIDEO
White House Gives Reporters Phone Sex Number for Conference Call Filed by Agence France-Presse
Journalists based in the United States got a shock Thursday when they
dialed a toll-free number to join a conference call with senior officials accompanying US President Barack Obama in London.
The number turned out to be a sex chat line inviting callers to use their credit card numbers.
"Do you have any hidden desires?" a sultry voiced woman asked.
"Well, do you feel like getting nasty? Then you came to the right place -- brought to you by the girls of Swank magazine,"
she said.
Reporters finally got through to the two officials in London -- National Security Advisor James Jones and Secretary of
State Hillary Clinton -- when they gave up on the US "800" number and instead dialed an international number.
The White House did not offer an explanation when asked how it sent the wrong number in an email listing both numbers --
one for journalists in the United States and the other for those overseas.
"Lots of important issues to cover today!" Thomas Vietor, a White House spokesman, told AFP when asked about the mistake
in a follow-up email.
When pressed further about the number, Vietor replied: "I haven't dialed whatever number you're referencing. Please call
such numbers on your free time!"
Jones and Clinton were being interviewed about the NATO summit on Friday in Strasbourg, but the contents of the call cannot
be released until 0400 GMT, in line with rules stipulated by the White House.
In case you haven't noticed, saying that a Free Market with Health Care
will lower the costs, IT'S NOT WORKING...There is NO free market with Health insurance companies, there is very little competition
and ALL the health insurance companies seem to be colluding on premiums...Just the talk of a public healthcare system has
the insurance companies talking about lowering the premiums for those with existing illness's, imagine that health insurance
companies insuring the sick, what a unique concept for them...
Yoda's World
What do Governor’s
Bobby Jindal (R-LA), Sarah Palin (R-AK) and Mark Sanford (R-SC) all have in common besides the Republican Party?
By: David Phillips
April 6, 2009
Yoda’s World
They all made headlines by railing against President Obama’s Stimulus Plan, they were hamming it up in front of
the camera’s and on radio and to anyone who would listen, they all said that they would not accept parts of the money
set aside for their respective States for programs such as Education, Unemployment, and the Disabled.
They said that their conservative principles could not allow them to take
the money for the programs that would go to the most needed.
Well, they all now say that they will accept ALL of the money set aside
for their States.
All three of these Governor’s have their eyes set on the Presidential
election in 2012, and all three rail against every move by President Obama to turn the economy around. And all three repeat
the same mantra of the GOP for cutting taxes for the rich and big corporations, as well as gutting Medicare and other Entitlement
programs as the only way to recover from the economic meltdown.
There actually was a total of seven GOP Governor’s who said that they
would not take parts of the stimulus package and they all have since recanted, but Jindal, Palin and Sanford are the ones
who pounded their drums the loudest.
Anyhow, they have all shown that they have no principles by creating turmoil,
that they are willing to put their own political careers ahead of those who put them in office, and the only reason why they
flip flopped on their promise to not accept parts of the stimulus money is because it would be political suicide and end their
political careers. Instead of trying to help solve the economic problems, they prefer to create more problems.
VARIOUS LATE NIGHT QUOTES
"I have a plan to end the war in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Here's what we do. We bring
all our soldiers home. We send in our investment bankers. They'll screw up the place in six months. Six months!" --Jay Leno
"President Obama is everywhere, isn't he? I mean, last week, he was on our show. Sunday
night, he was on '60 Minutes.' Tuesday night, he held a prime time press conference. And last night, he was on 'Lost,' trying
to sell his economic plan to the people on the island.'" --Jay Leno
"President Obama held an online town hall meeting today, the first time a president has
ever done that. This would allow anyone online to participate, unless, of course, you have AOL. Then you're screwed." --Jay
Leno
"Anyway, he took questions from Internet users. It was interesting. Only three people wanted
to know about the economy, only two people asked about Iraq, but 17,000 asked about his 'BFF.'" --Jay Leno
"There was one embarrassing moment. Someone online said to the President, 'I'd like to meet
with you sometime and tell you some of my ideas.' It was Joe Biden." --Jay Leno
"A construction worker from Queens, New York, used Bernard Madoff's prison number to play
the lottery and won. The guy won $1,500. Bernard Madoff, of course, is in prison for luring money from rich people in a giant
scam that promised to make them richer. But don't confuse him with the state lottery, which lures money away from poor people
in a giant scam that promises to make them richer." --Jay Leno
"President Obama has made his prediction for the Final Four. He made his prediction today.
The only ones left standing after next week will be Citigroup, Chase, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley." --Jay Leno
"The economy is so bad, I watched 'Iron Chef' the other night. You know what the secret
ingredient was? Government cheese." --Jay Leno
"The economy is so bad, on 'Sesame Street,' they won't even talk about letters 'A,' 'I,'
or 'G' anymore." --Jay Leno
"Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is writing a book about his role in the Bush administration
during the economic crisis. It's weird, the book starts on Chapter 11. That's odd." --Jimmy Fallon
"George W. Bush, who was our president before Barack Obama, recently signed a deal
to write a book for $7 million. And it makes sense because when you think George W. Bush, you think book. Don't you, really?"
--David Letterman
"In the book, George W. Bush will discuss his 12 toughest decisions, like 'should I heed
Al Roker's warnings about Katrina?' That would be one tough decision. 'Should I let Cheney carry a loaded shotgun?' That would
be another." --David Letterman
"Now here's evidence of actual progress in Iraq. Iraq, as of today, is officially open to
tourism. Cut me a slice of that." --David Letterman
"You can tell it's tourism season in Iraq because today an American had to duck a pair of
flip-flops." --David Letterman
"But I was thinking about this. If you want to take a trip, a vacation, to some place where
they've got sniper fire, dangerous streets, a lot of goat-based food, and random violence, just come to New York City." --David
Letterman
This Week in God!!!
Main Entry: mar·riage Pronunciation:..'mer-ij, 'ma-rij.. Function: noun Etymology:
Middle English mariage, from Anglo-French, from marier to marry Date: 14th century 1 a (1): the state of being united
to a person of the opposite sex as husband or wife in a consensual and contractual relationship recognized by law (2): the
state of being united to a person of the same sex in a relationship like that of a traditional marriage <same-sex marriage>
b: the mutual relation of married persons : wedlock c: the institution whereby individuals are joined in a marriage
Merriam-Webster dictionary will now be BANNED from all Private religious schools...Culminating with a book burning and
marshmallow roast on Saturday April 11, 2009 on the eve of Easter...Contact your local Church or Catholic school for those
who want a ride on the Bus of Righteousness to the main Event or wish to contribute books...
Sincerely,
Pastor I.C. Clearly...
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