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Monthly Archives: April 2012
VIRGINIA’S FIRST REPUBLICAN SENATE DEBATE OF 2012 => THE FULL-LENGTH VIDE0
Here is a full-length video of the GOP Senate Candidates Debate in Roanoke, Virginia – April 28, 2012, courtesy of rickinchvilleva. I encourage you to listen to the full video. When Jamie Radtke explains the magnitude of the Federal Government’s … Continue reading
VIRGINIA’S FIRST REPUBLICAN SENATE DEBATE OF 2012
Unfortunately, when the first debate between former Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen, Bishop E.W. Jackson, Delegate Bob Marshall and Richmond Tea party Activist Jamie Radtke was supposedly being live streamed by Bearing Drift, WSLS and WDBJ, I was out … Continue reading
Happy Earth Day
Reblogged from bluebird of bitterness: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=CZ-4gnNz0vc Not everything at Bob’s website is funny, but I suppose some will find this video funny in a not so funny sort of way. When we choose to remain ignorant, to believe only what … Continue reading
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I left my trash in San Francisco
Reblogged from bluebird of bitterness: Ah, San Francisco — the city that defines Progressive! It stands to reason that Earth Day would be something akin to a religious holy day in such a place, and as expected, huge crowds turned … Continue reading
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The Religion of Peace
Reblogged from YOU DECIDE: Sharia in the UK: Church banned from using public market stall after distributing leaflet criticizing Islam Do you think a group distributing a leaflet entitled “Why Not Christianity?” would have been banned? No, I don’t think … Continue reading
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