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WILL THE STUPIDITY OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE EVER END? |
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by AL MARTIN
Email: virtualagency (nospam) lycos.com (unverified!) |
29 Oct 2002
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The death of Senator Paul Wellstone was a phenomenal
stroke of luck for the Republicans. |
Wellstone was the Democrats' best hope to hold onto control of the Senate.
According to the polls, he was going to be
reelected. Since his wife was also killed, she won't
be able to stand in for him. This is unlike the Mel
Carnahan situation in which he also died in a plane
crash but his wife was able to take his place. It
should be remembered that John Ashcroft was actually
defeated by a dead guy (Mel Carnahan) in Missouri.
That demonstrates the popularity of Ashcroft, the
current Gauleiter of the Beltway. The laws are a
little unclear - but what a stroke of luck for the
Republicans.
For the entire column, click here
http://www.almartinraw.com/column77.html
AL MARTIN is considered one of America's foremost
experts on corporate and government fraud. A
relentless whistleblower, he has written a book
called, The Conspirators: Secrets of an Iran Contra
Insider, which chronicles his life with the Bush Cabal.
This detailed account of criminal government
operations such as State-sanctioned fraud, drug
trafficking and illicit weapons sales, is
unprecedented in publishing history. Al Martin is well
known for his great charm and profound insights into
world events, and he is frequently interviewed on many talk radio shows across the nation. His weekly column "Behind the Scenes in the Beltway" is published regularly online at Al Martin Raw,(http://www.almartinraw.com) |
See also:
http://www.almartinraw.com
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Charming, Isn't He? |
by ML
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29 Oct 2002
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"Al Martin is well known for his great charm..."
Apparently, he considers an approach that generally condemns Americans as stupid to be charming.
I don't believe Americans are stupid (with some notable exceptions.) There certainly is a lot of ignorance among Americans which is constantly exploited by what passes for political leadership in this country, but this is has as much to do with the subservience of the mass media to corporate agendas than anything.
If you want to educate someone, it's best not to start with calling them stupid. |
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Well, He's Certainly "raw" |
by JF
futrelle (nospam) shout.net (verified) |
Current rating: 0
30 Oct 2002
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I went to almartincooked.com but didn't find anything there.
;) |
