Assuming that he doesn't wind up in jail, perhaps he can go and find employment more suitable for his racist personality, like heading up a radical Black Panther charter.
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Well it look like AG Eric Holder is finally stepping down.
by tootired2care inhttp://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2014/09/25/351363171/eric-holder-to-step-down-as-attorney-general.
happy day - our incompetent race baiting ag who refuses to actually do his job, and prosecute high crimes right under his down in the irs is finally stepping down.
good riddance!.
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Well it look like AG Eric Holder is finally stepping down.
by tootired2care inhttp://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2014/09/25/351363171/eric-holder-to-step-down-as-attorney-general.
happy day - our incompetent race baiting ag who refuses to actually do his job, and prosecute high crimes right under his down in the irs is finally stepping down.
good riddance!.
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Happy day - our incompetent race baiting AG who refuses to actually do his job, and prosecute high crimes right under his own nose in the IRS (crimes worse than the those in the Nixon administration) is finally stepping down. This clown has made an utter embarassment of himself and the office, good riddance!
It also looks like he has to step down because he has no more legal manuevers to suppress and hide the facts that prove his corruption.
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Well then why does this president keep defending and touting Islam?
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Are You Right or Left Brain Dominant?
by cofty inactually it turns out that we are neither.. this is one of 7 myths about your brain that are debunked in the following short science alert video.. ....
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@Gregor - Without thinking about it, lace your two hands together. They will come together naturally with either your right or left thumb on top. Left=right brain dominance and vice versa.
Are you an artist or an engineer?
That is interesting, I tried it was the non natural thumb on top and it actually feels wierd.
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Watched Dexter and loved it. Then watched Homeland and loved that too. What should I watch next?
by Amelia Ashton inhi guys,.
i am so out of touch with tv shows and i have got a lot of catching up to do.. some-one suggested dexter and it was fantastic and what an ending.
really loved it.
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Hell on Wheels
The walking dead
How I met your mother
Banshee
American Horror Story
Game Of Thrones
True Detective
Suits
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EBOLA -why should America take the lead in handling it?
by hamsterbait inmillions have died in africa from civil wars where the governments have squandered money on bombs guns and tanks, whilst allowing millions more to die of malaria, diarrhoea and other treatable diseases.
thousands more have died in nigeria from religious killing than ebola.. and now big bad america is the one they all turn to (in mainly muslim countries) to save them, just like kuwait did in 1991.
(condemned after for their interference).
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@SpaceIdiot
All you've offered is opinion, and very little facts. The Asian countries were talking about were influenced in a beneficial way by the west. http://www.westerncultureglobal.org/what-is-western-culture.html.
Western culture currently dominates in many Western and Central European nations and several nations settled by Europeans and their descendants. Western culture also significantly exists in many Asian nations, such as Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Singapore, and it is increasingly influential in India and China.
Is it really that hard to see why these countries have done so well in comparison to countries that don't have or allow western influence?
Over $500 billion (U.S.) has been sent to African nations in the form of direct aid. The consensus is that the money has had little long term effect. Most of Africa's poverty can be attributed to these main things.
- Mismanagement of land
- Misused money on boondoggle projects and weapons instead of infrastructure
- Disease
- Lack of cooperative infrastructure (railways between countries to transport resources effeciently etc.)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poverty_in_Africa
You're wrong, the west is not to blame for Africa's problems.
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EBOLA -why should America take the lead in handling it?
by hamsterbait inmillions have died in africa from civil wars where the governments have squandered money on bombs guns and tanks, whilst allowing millions more to die of malaria, diarrhoea and other treatable diseases.
thousands more have died in nigeria from religious killing than ebola.. and now big bad america is the one they all turn to (in mainly muslim countries) to save them, just like kuwait did in 1991.
(condemned after for their interference).
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What do crime rates have to do with the point I made? South Africa is a self sufficient country that has created great overall aggregate wealth for itself.
African countries, former colonies in Asia have been allowed to self govern without western interference.
Singapore did not start self governing until almost the 1970s, and Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Africa etc. had "western interference" until the 90s. So why aren't these localities poor?
As far as India goes, sure there are many poor people, with 1.2 billion people it's a difficult problem to solve, however, India ranks 15th on the wealth list http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/India-ranks-15th-on-global-wealth-list/articleshow/36367448.cms. India is projected to become the seventh wealthiest nation by 2018.
Brilliant minds come out of India, I've worked with many of them, They are very pro education there, and have a good work ethic. I don't buy your IQ assertion, what study supports that? India has problems (what country doesn't), but despite that, it is still able to take care of itself, and hold its own on the world stage.
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I'm out- Random thoughts on leaving as I look in the rear view mirror
by Skinnedsheep init is amazing to look back at three years and see the journey that we have taken.
i went from being an elder to fading completely in the course of those three years.
along the way i am happy to say that my lovely wife woke up and realized that the truth is nothing but a lie.
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Hey congrats on taking control of your life.
The entire religion creates terrible actors, as witnesses try to pretend to be something that they aren’t and frankly don’t want to be just for the sake of appearances. It is all fake and these fake people are the ones who look down their nose at those of us who have quit. Upon reflection it is incredibly sad to see 7+million who are frantically trying to keep up appearances to impress their phony brotherhood.
You're right as far back as I can recall my life as dub always felt artificial and put on, you can never be yourself because they force you to give up being an individual. I think the main reason that many put up with it for long is because these is always the paradise carrot on a stick in front of you. When you really stop and think about it though, how could it possibly be a paradise without freedom?
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EBOLA -why should America take the lead in handling it?
by hamsterbait inmillions have died in africa from civil wars where the governments have squandered money on bombs guns and tanks, whilst allowing millions more to die of malaria, diarrhoea and other treatable diseases.
thousands more have died in nigeria from religious killing than ebola.. and now big bad america is the one they all turn to (in mainly muslim countries) to save them, just like kuwait did in 1991.
(condemned after for their interference).
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@space madness - The reason why these countries are poor is because most of their resources were stolen and continued to be controlled by western corporations. If the people weren't so poor than we wouldnt see so much violence and lack of education.
If what you say is true, countries that have been exploited by those evil Europeans and western corporations, like Singapore, India, South Africa, Taiwan and others should be in squalor, and yet they are now largely prosperous nations. Now, why do you suppose that is? Could it be that these countries used the superior ideas about science and technology that were brought to them, and actually did something useful with them to benefit themselves? These poor countries only have themselves to blame. Don't buy into the liberal BS shrill idealogy that the U.S.A and Europe are bad and evil, and that it's their fault that these countries are poor.
Even Obama’s half brother George stated that he believes it would have been better if the British had stayed longer in Kenya, for then the nation would have been more developed and better equipped to go its own way than it now is. At least someone has the courage to tell the truth, and stop hiding behind a veil of political correctness while blaming others.
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EBOLA -why should America take the lead in handling it?
by hamsterbait inmillions have died in africa from civil wars where the governments have squandered money on bombs guns and tanks, whilst allowing millions more to die of malaria, diarrhoea and other treatable diseases.
thousands more have died in nigeria from religious killing than ebola.. and now big bad america is the one they all turn to (in mainly muslim countries) to save them, just like kuwait did in 1991.
(condemned after for their interference).
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No good deed goes unpunished. This will no doubt prove true, as the ungrateful world, and the UN will criticise the US for not doing enough as you mentioned. Meanwhile, other super prosperous nations like Saudi Arabia never lift a finger, and get a free pass, and never contribute their fair share to help the world.
http://www.theguardian.com/news/datablog/2010/sep/08/charitable-giving-country#data
Saudi Arabia gets an overall chartity Ranking of 28%, and the United arab emirates gets a ranking of 36% which is lower than many poor countries such as Mexico, Haiti etc. It's pathetic.
