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Vicki McClure Davidson | April 7, 2010

Conservative radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh really let Pres. Obama have it yesterday following POTUS’s troubling announcement of his new nuclear policy that will weaken America’s national defenses from enemy attack and tells all our enemies how we WON’T fight back. How America WON’T flex her muscles if attacked. Blueprint for utter disaster, and [...]

Category: Government, International Relations, National Security, Social and Political Climate | 2 Comments »
Tags: Ahmadinejad, Barack Obama, China, cold war, conservative radio, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Moscow, National Security, nuclear arms, nuclear policy, nuclear strategy, Obama nuclear, Prague, Pres. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Pres. Obama, Rush Limbaugh, Russia, talk radio, talk show host

Vicki McClure Davidson | April 7, 2010

Funny, we’ve not heard from Al Gore lately on his criminal perpetuation of the junk-science myth of anthropogenic global warming. Well, not so funny after you read this next story about NASA screwing around with its global warming data. Crikey, now how many scandals does this make for AGW? One more to be added to [...]

Category: Environment and Earth, Government, Social and Political Climate | 7 Comments »
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Vicki McClure Davidson | April 7, 2010

A state of emergency has been declared in Kyrgyzstan as thousands of protesters are calling for Pres. Kurmanbek Bakiev to resign, clash with police across the country. Right now, reports suggest that at least 17 people have been killed and more than 140 have been injured in the growing number of violent protests. According to [...]

Category: Government, International Relations, National Security, Social and Political Climate, Videos, Audio Files | 8 Comments »
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