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Watch out fat people you are a cause of Global Warming
By Joliphant - Posted on May 18th, 2008
Tagged: Op-Ed
From the New York Times
This is just for anyone who ever thought global warming was ever about the climate. There is this article in the lancet (The same medical journal that brought you Iraq War casualties inflated by a factor of 10) stating that obese people contribute to global warming.
Has anyone told Al Gore ?
You'd think he might want to lose a few from his middle.
This is just for anyone who ever thought global warming was ever about the climate. There is this article in the lancet (The same medical journal that brought you Iraq War casualties inflated by a factor of 10) stating that obese people contribute to global warming.
Has anyone told Al Gore ?
You'd think he might want to lose a few from his middle.
Today in History for Sunday, May 18th
By Steven Foley - Posted on May 18th, 2008
Highlights of this day in history: Mt. St. Helens erupts in Washington State; The U.S. Supreme Court upholds racial segregation; Pope John Paul II born in Poland; Movie director Frank Capra born; 'Les Miserables' ends its Broadway run.
The Conservative Movement -- Bold Colors, Or Pale Pastels?
By David Hinz - Posted on May 18th, 2008
Tagged: Op-Ed
Mecklenburg Declaration II needed against sinful Democrat Tar Heel taxers
By gamecock - Posted on May 18th, 2008
Tagged: Op-Ed
By Mike DeVine, Legal Editor of The HinzSight Report and TMR
[Charlotte, N.C., located less that ten miles from the South Carolina birthplace of former President Andrew Jackson, is the county seat of Mecklenburg County (the birthplace of President James K. Polk) and DeVine aka gamecock's home for the past three years.]
A year before Thomas Jefferson wrote the U.S. Declaration of Independence, a group of Mecklenburg's forefathers broke with England. May 20 marks the 233rd anniversary of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence.
Both 18th Century Declarations were precipitated by the unprovoked British attack on fellow colonists at Concord and Lexington, which followed a Tea Party in Boston Harbor due to taxation without representation.














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