Monthly Archives: May 2008

Nuking Iran

May 20, 2008 – 7:46 am

GW Bush toured the Middle East to celebrate Israel’s 60th anniversary and beg the Saudis to increase oil production. He successfully ate cake with the Israelis, but he pleas for mercy at the pumps was met with a stony silence. The US president knows how to handle Arabs and a high official hinted to Israeli [...]

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Prostitution In Providence

May 20, 2008 – 7:27 am

I’ve been back in the States a month. My funds are getting low. Hell, they were low when I left Thailand. A friend offered a job in Providence. hang drapes at the Biltmore Hotel. $300/ 2 days. Not enough for a ticket back to paradise, but half of that amount would take care of my [...]

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Ted Kennedy Survives Helicopter Ride

May 19, 2008 – 7:11 pm

Ted Kennedy was hospitalized for a seizure this weekend. The senior senator was helicoptered to Mass General Hospital where he remains in stable condition. This brush with near-death was not his first and far from as famous as the Chappaquiddick Bridge incident, which resulted in the drowning death of of his late brother’s secretary, Mary [...]

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US Cities Getting Old

May 19, 2008 – 5:17 pm

Plenty of children are playing in Central Park, but they were none in downtown Providence the other day and like many other cities in the in the USA the dead outnumber the born. This fact was brilliantly portrayed in the English film CHILDREN OF GOD which depicts a world without birth, but no one is [...]

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Obamastock in Oregon

May 19, 2008 – 4:58 pm

Barack Obama appeared along the banks of Willamette River and the first words out of his mouth were. “Wow wow wow.” Why wow wow wow? Because over 75,000 people had thronged to see the Democratic contender. Hillary Clinton was not available for comment about the crowd size. For a related article click on this URL [...]

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