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View Article  Clinton and the Assassination Meme
Hilary Clinton speaks the unspeakable.... the possibility of Obama being assassinated.

And here is the analysis of the whole thing... of which the following is an edit:

The power of words, the power of the media, and the power of graphic imagery cannot be underestimated in this political year, or any year. The fact that the vulnerable homicidal-suicidal mind of an assassin can and has been influenced by behavior contagion and the copycat effect cannot be disputed by anyone who is a student of assassinations.

Indeed, what was Hillary Clinton thinking?

Her non-apology "apology" only has made this worse, and I predict will fester like an unhealed wound until she steps aside. Despite what she said in her "apology," she has not honored RFK's New York Senate seat with her actions of late. She little realizes the power of her own words if she allows this to continue, and sit there, waiting to further infect the nation, as we move closer to the 40th anniversary of the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.
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View Article  Twittering
Seems like there are a lot of people following a lot of other people on Twitter these days.

So a big hello to anyone who gets updates of this blog via Twitter.

And now back to our normal broadcast....
View Article  Demand for Camels
There is apparently growing demand for camels in India according to a report in the Financial Times.

Its all based on the rising price of oil.... Apparently feeding camels is cheaper than paying for petrol!
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