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The Real Magic Carpet Ride, Drugs in Rugs NowPublic Writer,  Barry Artiste said,  When he read the title, he thought I was talking about “Hairclub” for men.  Sorry Barry, we are talking about actual drug laced Rugs! Reuters  is reporting that drug traffickers in China’s far west are smuggling heroin into the country woven into carpets imported from Afghanistan and Pakistan. Customs officials in Xinjiang, which borders both countries, have seized more than 30 carpets containing some 50 … Read entire article »

Stop the scientists before they destroy us all!    Walter F. Wagner and his colleague Luis Sancho have filed a federal lawsuit seeking to stop work on the Large Hadron Collider, a gigantic atom smasher on the Franco-Swiss border that’s set to start operations in May. Physicists hope its incredible energies will form briefly-lived new particles that could shed light on the origins of the universe, among other marvels. The plaintiffs’ concerns? That the LHC … Read entire article »

Republicans are saying Democratic strategist Paul Begala went “over the line” when, in a fundraising appeal, he called the attendees of a GOP fundraiser “dirtbags.” Begala, who worked for Bill Clinton in the White House, discussed the annual Republican President’s Dinner in an e-mail to supporters that seeks to raise funds for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC). You should have seen the joint: wall to wall fat-cats. The limos were lined … Read entire article »

Bush Impersonator Calls the GOP the , “Grand Oil Party” See the DCCC Ads Here here is another Link to the Ads  By Albert N. Milliron, Editor Politisite.com, Opinion-Editorial In an attempt to link oil prices with the Republican Party the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has launched ads using a Bush Impersonator to attack 13 Congressional Republicans.  The ad is a radio spot where president Bush leaves a message on an answering machine calling the GOP the, “Grand … Read entire article »

According to Rasmussen Reports, “the United States Supreme Court’s landmark ruling on the Second Amendment last week did more than clarify an important Constitutional principle—it also improved public perceptions of the Court itself.” Following the decision which uphold the right of citizens to bear arms, 34% of voters say the Supreme Court is doing a good or an excellent job. That’s an eight-point improvement in just a few days. Before the Justices … Read entire article »