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Reuters reaches an all time low in reporting!.
At least, according to their own reasoning.
Headline: US Oil Prices Hit an All-Time Record High
In the actual story: Allowing for inflation, prices are still only half of where they where during the oil price shock that followed the Iranian revolution in 1979.
It's an all-time record...except for the other, higher prices that have occurred in past years.
What is it with the mainstream media? Don't they see how silly they look to the rest of us? [Reality Hammer]
11:21:32 PM
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1's and 0's are the same everywhere in the universe.
And once again I get to say I told you so.
First piece of spyware made for mozilla browsers
Hardly! There are already at least half a dozen out there. Read the comments. The Kiddie's are tired of playing with Uncle Bill. That is just so 2003. Time to move on to fresh pasture.
11:15:26 PM
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Muchas Gracias
London's Daily Telegraph reports that Spanish soldiers aren't happy about being called home from Iraq as part of the new Socialist government's policy of appeasing terrorists:
Cpl José Francisco García Casteñeda, who previously completed three tours in Bosnia, said: "We left our coalition colleagues behind and abandoned the local people, who are living in wretched conditions."
Sitting at the same cafe table, Sgt Manuel García, 31, went further in his criticism of the withdrawal. "We felt used and let down by the politicians. Zapatero made the move purely for his own popularity," he said.
Garcia also complains about Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero's visit to a military base: "It was just a photocall. He did not address us and the king did not come. No thanks were given. There was no encouragement for the job we did. It was a celebration for Mr Zapatero." [WSJ]
10:42:31 PM
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Getting suckered
The blind hatred of the Administration made them post these photos. Globe caught with pants down: Paper duped into running porn photos (Boston Herald) [Common Sense and Wonder]
10:33:14 PM
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Democrats Outraged By Outrage at Outrage
"A vicious cycle of outrage threatens to swallow up Washington following Sen. Inhofe's (R. Okla.) statement earlier this week that he was "more outraged by the outrage than he was by the treatment" of Abu Ghraib prisoners. Democrats immediately became outraged that he was more outraged by the outrage, and now Republicans are livid that Democrats are furious at Sen. Inhofe's acrimony."
10:26:42 PM
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How many jobs lost, Mr Kerry?
John Kerry likes to rail about all the jobs lost under Bush, and asserts that only He can create the new jobs Americans need. Unfortunately for Kerry, the record shows that 1.1 million jobs have been added in the US... [The Interocitor]
7:15:39 PM
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Another setback in Iraq
Yeah, getting rougher every day for... The Coalition? Nah, The media, if this item is correct. His source seems to be local Egyptian media of some sort - I'm wondering when coverage of these activities will break out into the... [Silent Running]
8:12:35 AM
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Quote of the Day
H. L. Mencken "It is inaccurate to say that I hate everything. I am strongly in favor of common sense, common honesty, and common decency. This makes me forever ineligible for public office." [Quotes of the Day]
8:07:00 AM
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