Publicani

Was the victory of Iraq’s war worth the war?
Let’s see: (> means greater than)
> 4,000  US Troops dead
> 30,000 wounded
> 30% develop serious mental health problems
> $ 1 trillion spent
> 600,000 Iraqi civilians killed
> 2 milliom Iraqi displaced inside Iraq
> 2 million Itaqi Refugees in Syria and Jordan
> 40% professiohnals left Iraq

Why did we do it? [...]

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It is not generally accepted and it is not well understood that the income tax is the greatest threat to freedom facing Americans. It’s bad enough that the income tax is stealing – after all it is a forced removal of property from an individual. The main argument for the income tax, as [...]

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It looks like the U.S. Government takes in taxes at least about 50% of the national income, and borrows another 50%. If this is true, it means that the entire national income – everything that we earn – the government spends on the project it deems important, such as Iraq.
It’s pretty serious. I’ll [...]

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Zak Maymin, Author of Publicani, will be featured on the “MaryAnne Show” on WGCH (1490am) on Friday 4/11 5:30-5:45pm EST.
You can listen online by clicking here just before 5:30pm.
http://www.warpradio.com/player/stream.asp?id=1675

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This was published on OpEdNews.
Two remarkable events happened during this presidential cycle that went underreported by big media but produced huge splashes on the internet. The first was the song sung by John McCain answering a question about the Middle East. The other was the whisper, probably coming from a hidden wire worn by [...]

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Annoying someone via the Internet is now a federal crime
DIEBOLD MISCOUNTS REPORTED ACROSS MANY CANDIDATES, WARDS, IN FIRST DAY OF ELECTION CONTEST HAND COUNTS
ACLU Sues Law Enforcement for Shielding President Bush From Protestors

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You think it is a joke?
Serious people in suits told a federal judge that terrorism suspects held in secret CIA prisons are not allowed to talk about the way they were tortured because
those interrogation methods are now among the nation’s most sensitive national security secrets and that their release — even to the detainees’ own [...]

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