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Violence in Kyrgyzstan; Eerily familiar.

Violence in Kyrgyzstan; Eerily familiar.

Many of you have heard of the horrible violence that has recently erupted all over Kyrgyzstan. Overall, hundreds of people have been murdered and many more are homeless and living in refugee camps in Uzbekistan.  Atrocities have been committed by both sides and an appeal to Russia for peace keeping forces was denied.

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Posted in Articles, Current Events, Europe, Obama Administration, Russia0 Comments

Halliburton Sold Nuclear Tech To Iran

Halliburton Sold Nuclear Tech To Iran

This is thoroughly disgusting. It was bad enough that we went to war with Iraq almost solely to spur the defense industry. It is bad enough that we had a vice-president who was head of this company.

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Posted in Articles, Bush Administration, Business, Current Events, U.S.0 Comments

Not Sure, will check back.

Not Sure, will check back.

Ignorance is one of the leading problems in the world of politics. It has been for a long and most likely will continue. To many, this sounds harsh, dismissive and arguably ignorant. But, let me explain.

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Posted in Articles, Barack Obama, Brooks Report, Current Events, Government, Michelle Bachman, Obama Administration, Sarah Palin, Tim Pawlenty, U.S.0 Comments

Arizona Immigration Law

Arizona Immigration Law

Almost all of you know about (hopefully) Arizona’s new immigration law SB1070. This law is in place to combat the growing problem of illegal immigration. The original intent of this law was to allow police officers to use race, ethnicity and nation of origin as a determining factor in detaining a person. If they were Mexican, they could be stopped and asked to prove they are US Citizens.

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Posted in Articles, Brooks Report, Current Events, Obama Administration, U.S.8 Comments

Fishing for Reform

Fishing for Reform

Well, the first year or so of Obama’s administration has been interesting. The healthcare battle seems to finally be over as the Democrats have successfully pushed through the much needed reform bill. But, the war for reform has just begun and if the previous battle was any indication, it will not be easy.

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Posted in Articles, Barack Obama, Brooks Report, Business, Current Events, Obama Administration, U.S.0 Comments

Capsized?

Capsized?

Recently there has been fuss over a “joke” made by a Democratic congressman. He made a remark to a Navy Admiral that Guam might capsize if more US military is positioned there.  Obviously, the congressmen did not truly believe that the island would capsize. But it is still pretty funny.

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Posted in Articles, Brooks Report, Government, U.S.0 Comments

I’m ’bout to bust some shots off.

I’m ’bout to bust some shots off.

The tone around the US has been rather negative over the past year and it is almost entirely coming from the extreme right wing. Whether it is Palin with her lies about death panels, her attacks on anyone (Letterman, LL Cool J, etc), her recent targeting of certain politicians, Glenn Beck’s claims that Obama is not a US Citizen, Rush Limbaugh’s threats against democrats, the Barack the Magic Negro song or a recent letter sent out by a GOP group threatening to “remove”  a lot of governors from office (both dems and repubs).

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Posted in Articles, Brooks Report, Current Events, Obama Administration2 Comments

Offshore fairness?

Offshore fairness?

Now that Health care reform has passed it is clear that the Obama administration is moving forward on a number of other reforms. As I was looking through various news reports today I found a surprising, but pragmatic news story.  Obama has announced his intention to free up land to allow oil drilling off the shore of Virginia.

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Posted in Articles, Brooks Report, Obama Administration1 Comment

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