Albuquerque Journal
Sunday, November 15, 2009

A very complex, mandatory private insurance scheme recently passed the U.S. House. The public is being overwhelmed by sound bites on one hand about how great it is, on the other, how terrible. We are hearing few of the details that are actually in the bill. Having read the bill, it is clear now that what started as health reform has emerged from the political process as health "deform," building on the worst, not the best of the current system.

The universities across the nation (and AG) do more for the fbi/cia than assist in the search for foreign terrorists; today our colleges and universities directly encourage their campus police and civilian employees to engage in unlawful intel operations against whistleblower
GERAL SOSBEE.

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We’re doing three shows in Chicago and three in L.A.We’re not going to the small towns and I’ll tell you why right now: Pixies tried to play Dayton and we sold 500 tickets and I live there.The hicks won’t come out.They like country music and there’s nothing wrong with that, but people will have to drive to Columbus or Chicago to see shows.

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Thole was told that Bo Diddley’s was indefinitely suspending its live music — a staple at the restaurant since 1982 — because a national music licensing company was demanding several years worth of licensing fees from the eatery’s owners.

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Pig Hell at Wal-Mart Supplier - by Martha Rosenberg

A new Mercy For Animals undercover investigation reveals unconscionable cruelty to mother pigs and their young piglets at a Hatfield Quality Meat supplier - "Country View Family Farms," in Fannettsburg, Pennsylvania. The hidden camera video provides consumers with a jarring glimpse into the nightmarish world of factory pork production.

“Let’s you and him go fight; I’ll hold your coat.”