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The efforts to stop tainted politicians from contesting elections should start at the grass root level-from our children who are going to be the citizens of tomorrow. The civics/political science/social studies curriculum should be taught in schools...
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HERE we go again. Bill Bloody Henson and his “art”. I am damn sick of it and I am damn sick of the people who will always defend his photos and consider any...
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Islam is aggressively violent, by design; irreparably. I quote Islamic law.[Emphasis added for clarity.]
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Three people were killed and at least 20 injured in Hindu-Muslim riots at Burhanpur town in south Madhya Pradesh on Friday. The district administration clamped curfew...
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Yesterday , my dear sister !,in my dream,I saw a cascade of tears from your eyes;When asked about the cause of your grief,You showed me the image of your husband.You...
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In the year 1981, Punjab and Sikhism were the hottest topics in the Indian subcontinent. A Sikh gentleman, by the name Jarnail Singh Bhrindanwale was turning into a...
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Last week has shown us the freedom of speach in Czech Republic is not a respectable value for the representatives of liberal democracy, but just a limited right to...
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My blood boils when Dr Zakir Naik speaks... I swore to myself that to keep my sanity intact I would not watch any of his videos... But, I was forced to listen while...
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A group of San Francisco first-graders took an unusual field trip to City Hall on Friday to toss rose petals on their just-married lesbian teacher - putting the public...
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Not getting any? You’re not alone: Women today have less time for sex than their 1950s counterparts. And it’s estimated that 40 million Americans have what experts...
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Today, Pakistan is burning. From terrorism to economic problems, our inability to make good decisions about our leaders has set our nation on fire. While there is much...
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After 15 years of black rule violent crime is pushing more Whites than ever out of South Africa. Large White diaspora, both English and Afrikaans, are sprouting up in...
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A HATE fanatic has boasted that Muslims will one day conquer Britain — by having more BABIES.Speaking at a rally marking 9/11, Anjem Choudary bragged that a birth...
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Sen. McCain’s hero, Teddy Roosevelt, inveighed against the depradations of US citizens by Pancho Villa’s adherants beginning in 1914. When Pancho...
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All pupils at a primary school face being served halal meat at lunchtime whether they are Muslim or not, it emerged today.Dale Primary, which has a large proportion of...
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This may sound tacky to some, but there’s meaning behind names. Just as myth can communicate truth with fictional stories, so names are used to give myths their...
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While the U.S. Senate predictably capitulated to the demands of Wall Street last night, for the first time in recent memory the House listened to the American people...
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For those who savor historical irony, the Soviet Empire collapsed in the years 1989-1991 because of an implosion of its economy brought on by a ruinous arms race with...
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When Barack Obama won the Democratic nomination, many had high hopes that his breakthrough would move American social consciousness forward into a post-racial era.
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A U.S.-Iraqi security agreement spelling out how American troops and contractors operate was supposed to be in place over the summer, but the thorniest issues remain...
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Two-thirds of Congress’ most vulnerable members _ Republicans and Democrats alike _ chose to protect their seats on Election Day rather than follow their party...
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Lawmakers who had the most to lose risked the least.
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HRC has hijacked this notion of the rights of voters to be heard. Someone correct me if I\’m wrong, but this is absolute horseshit!There is no mention of...
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An estimated 60 per cent of the 1.73 crore electorate cast their votes on Saturday in the first phase of polls held in 89 Assembly constituencies spread over 11...
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Many DNC insiders fear that if Hillary Clinton manages to lose the pledged delegates, she may still take the lead in the popular vote, thereby causing the...
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AP, Harare
The word is out: The Spar supermarket has bread at only $7 million a loaf. People rush to the shelf duly marked $7 million, but by the time they reach the till with...
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Every vote counts. But what happens when there are no votes at all?That’s the case in Tamarac. No voters showed up Wednesday night to cast a ballot in an...
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Every vote counts. But what happens when there are no votes at all? That’s the situation city officials in Tamarac are facing. No voters showed up Wednesday night...
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Republican presidential front-runner John McCain has skipped more than half the Senate’s votes in the past year but he showed up Thursday to help pass a bill to...
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Residents of two tiny towns stayed up late to give Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain early victories in the New Hampshire presidential primary.In...
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Voters in two small New Hampshire villages prepared to cast the initial ballots after the stroke of midnight Tuesday in the nation’s first presidential...
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AP, Sacramento
A ballot measure that could give Republicans an edge in next year’s presidential election by changing the way California awards its electoral college votes...
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It’s Jan. 3 in Iowa and you decide, what the heck, I’m going to a precinct caucus.Not affiliated with a political party? Not registered? Not even old enough...
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If you listen to Republicans, Democrats haven’t accomplished much since taking over Congress last January, but they did reach one landmark Wednesday with the...
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Several influential Republicans resigned abruptly from a political committee established to change the way California awards its electoral votes in presidential...
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The concept behind the newly launched polls website VotingCentral is simple and appealing. At VotingCentral, you can create a poll or invite other to vote on any of the...
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Mulayam’s Govt. is working overtime to bulk up S.P.’s UP vote banks. Elections are due next year. The season of doles has started early.
The state...
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In this June 24, 2004 file photo, Barack Obama, then an Illinois state senator, listens to legislative discussion while on the Senate floor at the state Capitol in Springfield. Critics point out that Obama voted “present” 129 times in his state...
