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On NEWSREAL, people -- not corporations -- make the news! NewsReal is a monthly joint project of Free SpeechTV (http://www.freespeech.org) and the Independent Media Center (http://www.indymedia.org/en/index.shtml ). Each program covers actions taken in local communities, by ordinary people, to address critical issues like the war, air and water pollution, reproductive rights, homelessness, for-profit prisons, sweatshops, racism, police brutality, indigenous struggles, and more. Please keep sending in submissions and spreading the word to videoactivists you know! Each episode airs on Free Speech TV over the Dish Network to a national audience. http://newsreal.indymedia.org http://newsreal.indymedia.org/produceasegmentfaq.html April 2008 Indymedia Newsreal: Smash I.C.E. "NewsReal" starts off with a contribution by PepperSpray's Tacoma Joe, on the subject of the ICE regional detention center in Tacoma. What's going on at the center is shocking, and the footage of brave black-garbed demonstrators faced off against robocops is worth the watch. Producer: Pepperspray Productions http://www.peppersprayproductions.org http://indymediapresents.blip.tv Tacoma Students for a Democratic Society http://www.tacomasds.org Protest in Tacoma against the current immigration regime. To Pay Or Not To Pay (trailer) Producer: Steev Hise http://www.panleft.org A preview for an in-progress documentary about war tax resistance. National War Tax Resistance Coordinating Committee http://www.nwtrcc.org Picnic for Fun and Unity Voices from the African American community on the questions of the day. Corporate media attention on Reverend Wright has played him as a wild-eyed America-damning kook. This piece brings you other voices, just as passionate, from Black America. Producer: Maia and Elfie Ballis http://www.sunmt.org "No Match" Letters Immigration Rally Immigration rally against employer santions in Portland, OR. Producer: Jim Lockhart http://www.PhilosopherSeed.org http://philosopherseed.blip.tv Portland Jobs with Justice http://www.jwjpdx.org American Friends Service Committee http://www.afsc.org Pubic Access producers, community screeners, and IMCs (Independent Media Centers) are encouraged to screen or air NewsReal. To obtain the show on a regular basis, please contact Pepperspray Productions at pepperspray@riseup.net.

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What is rich? Today's Federal Budget, described already as a Robin Hood budget, is dealing with a different notion of `rich´ than was the case a decade ago. `Rich´ is now a lot richer than it was. Chaddo: making Japan laugh Learning a foreign language from scratch is hard enough, but what about performing comedy in another language? Getting aid to Burma Already well over 100-thousand dead and counting. Meet the Listener: bound by the gift of life Today we meet two women with an uncommon bond. Merryl Lewis and Diana Warnock are tied by a gift of life.

The Bundys vote against a two cent beer tax. First aired: 11/1/1992 Author: BundyFanClub Keywords: The Chicago Wine Party married with children al peggy bud kelly bundy marcie jefferson vote beer tax sitcom comedy Added: May 11, 2008

The Bundys vote against a two cent beer tax. First aired: 11/1/1992 Author: BundyFanClub Keywords: The Chicago Wine Party married with children al peggy bud kelly bundy marcie jefferson vote beer tax sitcom comedy Added: May 11, 2008

RICHARD NIXON: "I'm not a crook. I've earned everything I've got". Sorry for being so cynical John, but Nixon was lying...When are you going to "ask" Cindy to make her tax returns public??? And while you're at it, where are your medical records? Yes, the public would like to see them too... Those two items will help the voters to keep our "bearings"... Author: 1962verbodivino Keywords: election 2008 crook GOP McBush conservative Bush McCain tax records medical Added: May 10, 2008

Very slim. Ann Coulter slim. Super, Super Model Slim. Obama has a "Make Work Pay" Tax Credit plan that will completely eliminate income taxes for TEN MILLION Americans. Tax breaks for middle class Americans. McCain has a plan to give tax breaks to Rich People (The Top One Per Cent). Who you voting for? Wait, let me guess. A. You are rich, so you are voting for John McCain to get a permanent tax break. B. You are NOT rich and you would like to get a permanent tax break. Guess how many people do not belong to the Top One Percent? Amigo, My friend, I'm voting for Barack Obama. Who you voting for??? Author: 1962verbodivino Keywords: McCain tax sexy legs boobs model slim change hope vote Obama election 2008 campaign President war Bush Added: May 10, 2008

Is John McCain conservative enough for Hugo Chavez and Ann Coulter? Will Hugo Chavez respect George Bush "Clone" John McCain? Let's see, John McCain is for (last time I checked) waterboarding, gas tax holiday, permanent tax cuts for the rich (God Bless the Rich) and 100 years of war in Iraq. Oh, and for anything that he is Against he will change his mind if it will help him scare up a vote. That should get him good marks with Hugo Chavez and Ann Coulter...

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Is John McCain conservative enough for Hugo Chavez and Ann Coulter? Let's see, John McCain is for (last time I checked) waterboarding, gas tax holiday, permanent tax cuts for the rich (God Bless the Rich) and 100 years of war in Iraq. That should get him good marks with Hugo Chavez and Ann Coulter... Author: 1962verbodivino Keywords: Hugo Chavez Ann Coulter George Bush Mr. Danger War tax John McCain conservative Added: May 9, 2008

Union Groups Call For Use of Local Workers on Project FLORIDA, NY — Chanting "local jobs for local people," more than 50 union members from across the region rallied Monday to ask Beech-Nut and the Montgomery County Industrial Development Agency to hire union labor. The rally took place immediately preceding the latest town Planning Board meeting to discuss Beech-Nut's permits to build in the Florida Business Park on Route 5S. Union members packed the parking lot and carried signs asking for IDA reform and asking Beech-Nut not to hire out-of-state workers. Speakers took to the podium and talked with union members about the importance of keeping contract jobs local. Union leaders had been organizing the rally since learning Beech-Nut awarded a construction contract to Buckner Steel in North Carolina. New York state is providing Beech-Nut with $104.5 million in funding for the project, causing many at the meeting to question the awarding of a contract for the project to an out-of-state company. Frank Natalie of the Schenectady Central Labor Council said the awarding of the contracts to Buckner would mean the loss of 2,200 hours and around $1.1 million to local workers. Democrat Tracey Brooks, who is running for the 21st Congressional District seat being vacated by Michael McNulty at the end of the year, said the IDA needs to pay attention to what's going on in the local community more closely. She said it is a travesty it took a rally to attempt to get Beech-Nut and the IDA to do the right thing. Paul D. Tonko, a former state assemblyman who is expected to run for McNulty's seat, echoed Brooks' statements. He said he supports IDA reform and has tried to pass legislation in the state Assembly. Tonko said he would like Beech-Nut to commit to using union labor during construction and keeping union labor inside the factory. "This project is very important to retain jobs in this area," Tonko said. "But we must keep these jobs union in the facility and in the construction." During the Planning Board meeting, many union members spoke to the board about the importance of hiring local people and the need for the IDA to ensure all money spent in Montgomery County stays there. "I have been a union member for 25 years, and I have never had a job in my own community," said Hagaman resident Thomas Graveley, a member of Carpenters 370. "Getting a job like this would mean I wouldn't have to travel two hours each way to make a living." Mark Sowalski of the Empire Regional Council of Carpenters said he was in favor of the project and would love to see it go through provided they use local workers. Beech-Nut also had a chance to respond to the criticism during the meeting. Project Manager Jim Ivy said the group looked for the best possible candidate for the steel contract. He said company officials looked at safety, quality of work and history of finishing on schedule in making their decision to hire Buckner. Ivy said the group is committed to using local labor to build the new facility. He said they have an aggressive completion schedule that is getting tighter with each day the company isn't breaking ground. He said safety is a top priority for this project. Ivy works for the Facility Group in Symrna, Ga., which was hired by Beech-Nut to do the project. Union members countered they had proof Buckner has had deaths on work sites in the last few years. Iron Workers Business Representative Gary Simmons said the steel contractors he tried to get Beech-Nut to contract with had excellent safety records, but did not get a fair advantage because of the size of Buckner steel. Ivy said all bids have been competitive and open to local businesses. On its part, the Planning Board made no decisions on issuing permits Monday night. The board said some paperwork was not received until today, so the members did not have enough time to look over it. They scheduled a new meeting in order to look over everything until they had thoroughly read all received documents. The next Planning Board meeting will be May 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall, located at 214 Fort Hunter Road. By KERRY McAVOY, The Leader-Herald POSTED: May 6, 2008 Author: voc370 Keywords: UBC United Brotherhood Carpenters Union Iron Workers Labor Building Trades Picket Banner Action Wages Tax Incentives Added: May 9, 2008

Union Groups Call For Use of Local Workers on Project FLORIDA, NY — Chanting "local jobs for local people," more than 50 union members from across the region rallied Monday to ask Beech-Nut and the Montgomery County Industrial Development Agency to hire union labor. The rally took place immediately preceding the latest town Planning Board meeting to discuss Beech-Nut's permits to build in the Florida Business Park on Route 5S. Union members packed the parking lot and carried signs asking for IDA reform and asking Beech-Nut not to hire out-of-state workers. Speakers took to the podium and talked with union members about the importance of keeping contract jobs local. Union leaders had been organizing the rally since learning Beech-Nut awarded a construction contract to Buckner Steel in North Carolina. New York state is providing Beech-Nut with $104.5 million in funding for the project, causing many at the meeting to question the awarding of a contract for the project to an out-of-state company. Frank Natalie of the Schenectady Central Labor Council said the awarding of the contracts to Buckner would mean the loss of 2,200 hours and around $1.1 million to local workers. Democrat Tracey Brooks, who is running for the 21st Congressional District seat being vacated by Michael McNulty at the end of the year, said the IDA needs to pay attention to what's going on in the local community more closely. She said it is a travesty it took a rally to attempt to get Beech-Nut and the IDA to do the right thing. Paul D. Tonko, a former state assemblyman who is expected to run for McNulty's seat, echoed Brooks' statements. He said he supports IDA reform and has tried to pass legislation in the state Assembly. Tonko said he would like Beech-Nut to commit to using union labor during construction and keeping union labor inside the factory. "This project is very important to retain jobs in this area," Tonko said. "But we must keep these jobs union in the facility and in the construction." During the Planning Board meeting, many union members spoke to the board about the importance of hiring local people and the need for the IDA to ensure all money spent in Montgomery County stays there. "I have been a union member for 25 years, and I have never had a job in my own community," said Hagaman resident Thomas Graveley, a member of Carpenters 370. "Getting a job like this would mean I wouldn't have to travel two hours each way to make a living." Mark Sowalski of the Empire Regional Council of Carpenters said he was in favor of the project and would love to see it go through provided they use local workers. Beech-Nut also had a chance to respond to the criticism during the meeting. Project Manager Jim Ivy said the group looked for the best possible candidate for the steel contract. He said company officials looked at safety, quality of work and history of finishing on schedule in making their decision to hire Buckner. Ivy said the group is committed to using local labor to build the new facility. He said they have an aggressive completion schedule that is getting tighter with each day the company isn't breaking ground. He said safety is a top priority for this project. Ivy works for the Facility Group in Symrna, Ga., which was hired by Beech-Nut to do the project. Union members countered they had proof Buckner has had deaths on work sites in the last few years. Iron Workers Business Representative Gary Simmons said the steel contractors he tried to get Beech-Nut to contract with had excellent safety records, but did not get a fair advantage because of the size of Buckner steel. Ivy said all bids have been competitive and open to local businesses. On its part, the Planning Board made no decisions on issuing permits Monday night. The board said some paperwork was not received until today, so the members did not have enough time to look over it. They scheduled a new meeting in order to look over everything until they had thoroughly read all received documents. The next Planning Board meeting will be May 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall, located at 214 Fort Hunter Road. By KERRY McAVOY, The Leader-Herald POSTED: May 6, 2008 Author: voc370 Keywords: UBC United Brotherhood Carpenters Union Iron Workers Labor Building Trades Picket Banner Action Wages Tax Incentives Added: May 9, 2008

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Author: WebProNews Added: Fri, 09 May 2008 08:49:34 -0800 Duration: 161http://videos.webpronews.com/ Amazon Inc. has sued the state of New York over a tax law that was implemented in early April. The law requires out-of-state online companies to collect sales tax on items shipped to New York. Amazon claims the law is unconstitutional, while brick-and-mortar companies believe the law allows for fair competition. Watch the full report from WebProNews Reporter Abby Prince on your source for Breaking eBusiness and Search News.

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Union Groups Call For Use of Local Workers on Project FLORIDA, NY — Chanting "local jobs for local people," more than 50 union members from across the region rallied Monday to ask Beech-Nut and the Montgomery County Industrial Development Agency to hire union labor. The rally took place immediately preceding the latest town Planning Board meeting to discuss Beech-Nut's permits to build in the Florida Business Park on Route 5S. Union members packed the parking lot and carried signs asking for IDA reform and asking Beech-Nut not to hire out-of-state workers. Speakers took to the podium and talked with union members about the importance of keeping contract jobs local. Union leaders had been organizing the rally since learning Beech-Nut awarded a construction contract to Buckner Steel in North Carolina. New York state is providing Beech-Nut with $104.5 million in funding for the project, causing many at the meeting to question the awarding of a contract for the project to an out-of-state company. Frank Natalie of the Schenectady Central Labor Council said the awarding of the contracts to Buckner would mean the loss of 2,200 hours and around $1.1 million to local workers. Democrat Tracey Brooks, who is running for the 21st Congressional District seat being vacated by Michael McNulty at the end of the year, said the IDA needs to pay attention to what's going on in the local community more closely. She said it is a travesty it took a rally to attempt to get Beech-Nut and the IDA to do the right thing. Paul D. Tonko, a former state assemblyman who is expected to run for McNulty's seat, echoed Brooks' statements. He said he supports IDA reform and has tried to pass legislation in the state Assembly. Tonko said he would like Beech-Nut to commit to using union labor during construction and keeping union labor inside the factory. "This project is very important to retain jobs in this area," Tonko said. "But we must keep these jobs union in the facility and in the construction." During the Planning Board meeting, many union members spoke to the board about the importance of hiring local people and the need for the IDA to ensure all money spent in Montgomery County stays there. "I have been a union member for 25 years, and I have never had a job in my own community," said Hagaman resident Thomas Graveley, a member of Carpenters 370. "Getting a job like this would mean I wouldn't have to travel two hours each way to make a living." Mark Sowalski of the Empire Regional Council of Carpenters said he was in favor of the project and would love to see it go through provided they use local workers. Beech-Nut also had a chance to respond to the criticism during the meeting. Project Manager Jim Ivy said the group looked for the best possible candidate for the steel contract. He said company officials looked at safety, quality of work and history of finishing on schedule in making their decision to hire Buckner. Ivy said the group is committed to using local labor to build the new facility. He said they have an aggressive completion schedule that is getting tighter with each day the company isn't breaking ground. He said safety is a top priority for this project. Ivy works for the Facility Group in Symrna, Ga., which was hired by Beech-Nut to do the project. Union members countered they had proof Buckner has had deaths on work sites in the last few years. Iron Workers Business Representative Gary Simmons said the steel contractors he tried to get Beech-Nut to contract with had excellent safety records, but did not get a fair advantage because of the size of Buckner steel. Ivy said all bids have been competitive and open to local businesses. On its part, the Planning Board made no decisions on issuing permits Monday night. The board said some paperwork was not received until today, so the members did not have enough time to look over it. They scheduled a new meeting in order to look over everything until they had thoroughly read all received documents. The next Planning Board meeting will be May 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall, located at 214 Fort Hunter Road. By KERRY McAVOY, The Leader-Herald POSTED: May 6, 2008 Author: voc370 Keywords: UBC United Brotherhood Carpenters Union Iron Workers Labor Building Trades Picket Banner Action Wages Tax Incentives Added: May 8, 2008

Union Groups Call For Use of Local Workers on Project FLORIDA, NY — Chanting "local jobs for local people," more than 50 union members from across the region rallied Monday to ask Beech-Nut and the Montgomery County Industrial Development Agency to hire union labor. The rally took place immediately preceding the latest town Planning Board meeting to discuss Beech-Nut's permits to build in the Florida Business Park on Route 5S. Union members packed the parking lot and carried signs asking for IDA reform and asking Beech-Nut not to hire out-of-state workers. Speakers took to the podium and talked with union members about the importance of keeping contract jobs local. Union leaders had been organizing the rally since learning Beech-Nut awarded a construction contract to Buckner Steel in North Carolina. New York state is providing Beech-Nut with $104.5 million in funding for the project, causing many at the meeting to question the awarding of a contract for the project to an out-of-state company. Frank Natalie of the Schenectady Central Labor Council said the awarding of the contracts to Buckner would mean the loss of 2,200 hours and around $1.1 million to local workers. Democrat Tracey Brooks, who is running for the 21st Congressional District seat being vacated by Michael McNulty at the end of the year, said the IDA needs to pay attention to what's going on in the local community more closely. She said it is a travesty it took a rally to attempt to get Beech-Nut and the IDA to do the right thing. Paul D. Tonko, a former state assemblyman who is expected to run for McNulty's seat, echoed Brooks' statements. He said he supports IDA reform and has tried to pass legislation in the state Assembly. Tonko said he would like Beech-Nut to commit to using union labor during construction and keeping union labor inside the factory. "This project is very important to retain jobs in this area," Tonko said. "But we must keep these jobs union in the facility and in the construction." During the Planning Board meeting, many union members spoke to the board about the importance of hiring local people and the need for the IDA to ensure all money spent in Montgomery County stays there. "I have been a union member for 25 years, and I have never had a job in my own community," said Hagaman resident Thomas Graveley, a member of Carpenters 370. "Getting a job like this would mean I wouldn't have to travel two hours each way to make a living." Mark Sowalski of the Empire Regional Council of Carpenters said he was in favor of the project and would love to see it go through provided they use local workers. Beech-Nut also had a chance to respond to the criticism during the meeting. Project Manager Jim Ivy said the group looked for the best possible candidate for the steel contract. He said company officials looked at safety, quality of work and history of finishing on schedule in making their decision to hire Buckner. Ivy said the group is committed to using local labor to build the new facility. He said they have an aggressive completion schedule that is getting tighter with each day the company isn't breaking ground. He said safety is a top priority for this project. Ivy works for the Facility Group in Symrna, Ga., which was hired by Beech-Nut to do the project. Union members countered they had proof Buckner has had deaths on work sites in the last few years. Iron Workers Business Representative Gary Simmons said the steel contractors he tried to get Beech-Nut to contract with had excellent safety records, but did not get a fair advantage because of the size of Buckner steel. Ivy said all bids have been competitive and open to local businesses. On its part, the Planning Board made no decisions on issuing permits Monday night. The board said some paperwork was not received until today, so the members did not have enough time to look over it. They scheduled a new meeting in order to look over everything until they had thoroughly read all received documents. The next Planning Board meeting will be May 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall, located at 214 Fort Hunter Road. By KERRY McAVOY, The Leader-Herald POSTED: May 6, 2008 Author: voc370 Keywords: UBC United Brotherhood Carpenters Union Iron Workers Labor Building Trades Picket Banner Action Wages Tax Incentives Added: May 8, 2008

Union Groups Call For Use of Local Workers on Project FLORIDA, NY — Chanting "local jobs for local people," more than 50 union members from across the region rallied Monday to ask Beech-Nut and the Montgomery County Industrial Development Agency to hire union labor. The rally took place immediately preceding the latest town Planning Board meeting to discuss Beech-Nut's permits to build in the Florida Business Park on Route 5S. Union members packed the parking lot and carried signs asking for IDA reform and asking Beech-Nut not to hire out-of-state workers. Speakers took to the podium and talked with union members about the importance of keeping contract jobs local. Union leaders had been organizing the rally since learning Beech-Nut awarded a construction contract to Buckner Steel in North Carolina. New York state is providing Beech-Nut with $104.5 million in funding for the project, causing many at the meeting to question the awarding of a contract for the project to an out-of-state company. Frank Natalie of the Schenectady Central Labor Council said the awarding of the contracts to Buckner would mean the loss of 2,200 hours and around $1.1 million to local workers. Democrat Tracey Brooks, who is running for the 21st Congressional District seat being vacated by Michael McNulty at the end of the year, said the IDA needs to pay attention to what's going on in the local community more closely. She said it is a travesty it took a rally to attempt to get Beech-Nut and the IDA to do the right thing. Paul D. Tonko, a former state assemblyman who is expected to run for McNulty's seat, echoed Brooks' statements. He said he supports IDA reform and has tried to pass legislation in the state Assembly. Tonko said he would like Beech-Nut to commit to using union labor during construction and keeping union labor inside the factory. "This project is very important to retain jobs in this area," Tonko said. "But we must keep these jobs union in the facility and in the construction." During the Planning Board meeting, many union members spoke to the board about the importance of hiring local people and the need for the IDA to ensure all money spent in Montgomery County stays there. "I have been a union member for 25 years, and I have never had a job in my own community," said Hagaman resident Thomas Graveley, a member of Carpenters 370. "Getting a job like this would mean I wouldn't have to travel two hours each way to make a living." Mark Sowalski of the Empire Regional Council of Carpenters said he was in favor of the project and would love to see it go through provided they use local workers. Beech-Nut also had a chance to respond to the criticism during the meeting. Project Manager Jim Ivy said the group looked for the best possible candidate for the steel contract. He said company officials looked at safety, quality of work and history of finishing on schedule in making their decision to hire Buckner. Ivy said the group is committed to using local labor to build the new facility. He said they have an aggressive completion schedule that is getting tighter with each day the company isn't breaking ground. He said safety is a top priority for this project. Ivy works for the Facility Group in Symrna, Ga., which was hired by Beech-Nut to do the project. Union members countered they had proof Buckner has had deaths on work sites in the last few years. Iron Workers Business Representative Gary Simmons said the steel contractors he tried to get Beech-Nut to contract with had excellent safety records, but did not get a fair advantage because of the size of Buckner steel. Ivy said all bids have been competitive and open to local businesses. On its part, the Planning Board made no decisions on issuing permits Monday night. The board said some paperwork was not received until today, so the members did not have enough time to look over it. They scheduled a new meeting in order to look over everything until they had thoroughly read all received documents. The next Planning Board meeting will be May 15 at 7:30 p.m. at the Town Hall, located at 214 Fort Hunter Road. By KERRY McAVOY, The Leader-Herald POSTED: May 6, 2008 Author: voc370 Keywords: UBC United Brotherhood Carpenters Union Iron Workers Labor Building Trades Picket Banner Action Wages Tax Incentives Added: May 8, 2008

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Hillary's biggest populist fraud of all is her promise of universal health care for all Americans. Hillary's plan does not provide health care as a right to all Americans. It provides a mandate that all Americans will have to buy health insurance, accompanied by subsidies, the amount of which Hillary refuses to specify, that will almost certainly leave working Americans paying insurance companies thousands of dollars they can't afford for insurance policies that will then add thousands of dollars in deductibles, co-pays and payment caps before they can even get the benefits of this insurance. In other words, Hillarycare 2.0 provides millions of new customers to the insurance industry, padding their bottom line, under which nearly .30 cents of every health insurance dollar goes to profits, administration, marketing, paper-shuffling and executive salaries. Hillarycare uses a rhetorical trick, confusing universal "health care" with universal "health insurance." Universal "health care" makes equal access to health care a right for all Americans and is paid for out of a modest payroll tax on employers and employees and certain other revenues. By eliminating the 30% private insurance load factor, it would cost employers and employees less altogether than the current private system and provide comprehensive universal care to all Americans. There are already 90 Congressional co-sponsors for universal health care, embodied in House Resolution 676 introduced by Congressman John Conyers. Universal health insurance, now adopted by Hillary Clinton as the cornerstone of her health proposals, is actually a plan developed over many years by Republicans to block support for universal health care. Health insurance is very different from health care. Health care provides for the needs of patients as determined between them and their doctors. Health insurance increases insurance company profits by finding ways of denying care and passing increased costs on to consumers through premiums, deductibles, co-pays, and limits on benefits. So don't be confused when Hillary promises universal health insurance. It not the same as universal health care. It will pad insurance company profits, won't provide for everyone's health care needs, and unless Hillary is willing to garnish peoples wages or withhold people's tax returns to pay for their mandated health insurance premiums, it won't be universal either. Author: BarbClarkTheMovie Keywords: FEMA 911 racketeer irs tax WQ2RX KV4RI socom tampa Spitzer AIG CIA CFR WTC able danger Schwarzenegger rico Added: May 7, 2008

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