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  • BLACKWATER NIGHTMARE

    [Read the article: Party lines: Video from the Blackwater hearing]
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    How is it that laws and rules for engagement in foreign countries has been left to an "over sight" committee? Where were they before such overt disregard for the laws of our USA? To think that over one hundred companies with hundreds of Americans are working in foreign countries without the protection of American law. And to think that in the contract for employment these workers are NOT PERMITTED TO SPEAK TO REPORTERS! Reminds me of the NAZIS of World War II. Please keep up your good work to expose and nail these companies to a higher standard. GO GET 'EM!

    Please check out my movie published on youtube and my website page written and designed after watching the hearings.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QiTZEAQ7xg

    http://web.mac.com/dojoro/iWeb/MAGAZINE/MERCENARIES.html

    Thank you for the opportunity to speak.

    Thursday, October 4, 2007 06:25 AM

  • PICTURES TALK!

    [Read the article: Stop your sobbing]
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    Mignon Khargie/Salon.com love the illustration... neither this side or that. Excellent!

    Tuesday, October 9, 2007 04:29 PM

  • Parade? What parade?

    [Read the article: TV Daily]
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    Didn't watch it! Was too busy with the fun of setting up my new and second monitor. Probably the same as all the other times. Besides, had our Thanksgiving party the weekend before. So with the ham baking in the over for the "pig-out-for-just-us-two" was not in the mood. Went to this site to find out what I had missed.

    Saturday, November 24, 2007 06:48 AM

  • Tears? No Tears?

    [Read the article: The tracks of her tears]
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    Tears or no tears, New Hampshire voters made a choice.

    When Hillary Clinton puts forth her plan to provide medical care for each and every American, I will shed tears of happiness.

    I will vote for the first candidate who follows through on one of the biggest problems America has in front of them.

    Saw Michael Moore's movie, SICKO, last night for the first time. Talk about tears. Bankrupt citizens. Heart ache of not being able the to stand and deliver as respectable taxpayers?

    A guy sewing up his own skin for lack of the money to buy insurance? $12,000 to paid to re-attach a ring finger, and not the other finger because it cost too much? Disgraceful!

    If England, Canada, France, Denmark, Sweden, and other countries can see to medical care for every person, rich or poor, why can't we? Yes, add the bucks from taxation, and put an end to the billions spent on the wars.

    STOP CONGRESSMAN from TAKING MONEY FROM THE PILL PUSHERS.

    STOP THE FEAR MONGERING.

    STOP LOOKING FOR TEARS.... and start to dig deep for the answers to the medical care problem in America.

    Be pro-actively healthy!

    Candidates! Cry if you must, but, give us a reason to elect a president that has the gumption to address on the media the real problems of health care. Redefine the word socialism with one that can change the minds and hearts of the representatives. America's only chance for survival is to address these monumental and difficult conundrums.

    Will it take a catastrophe of monumental size to convince our elected representatives that We, the People, need to have health care.

    England, in 1948, after 8 months of bombing in WWII, 42,000 English citizens died. The English people accomplished medical care for all, via an honest vote from those who were not afraid to vote their mind.

    Sunday, January 13, 2008 05:09 PM

  • How about we hear the words clearly?

    [Read the article: Scott Bateman: How not to be a flutist]
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    How about we hear the words clearly?

    You must be careful to make the voice as loud as possible without causing zings in one's hearing aids.

    Abstract visuals with mouths feverishly at work without hearing the words is most unattractive and pointless.

    Let me turn down the sound if you think it too loud.

    Concerned for animators with a message.... I am one too!

    By the way...ever hear of an Audrey Bateman, and her most interesting father whom I met on occasionly? A school mate from PS 198 in Brooklyn?

    dojoro.com

    Wednesday, January 30, 2008 01:43 PM

  • Hope, Dope

    [Read the article: This Modern World]
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    Tired of hearing folks use the word "hope"?

    Yes? Then do something about it and substitute "trust" for the overused word to see how the meaning changes.

    Monday, April 14, 2008 12:35 PM

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