[Mia T]

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[Cornpone]

Here’s the new world order:

Cultures that support separation of church and state: Christian, Confucian, Buddhist, Hindu, and Orthodox

Cultures that don’t support separation of church and state: Muslim

If you want world peace, guess which one has to go?

[demlosers]

Well well what the rats say now?

[2 Kool 2 Be 4-Gotten]

This is important information. What a scumbag.

[alancarp]

Is he paid in cash or women?

[ncountylee]

Thanks Mia.

[Radix]

If I read it all before I comment, nobody will know that I care as I'll be lost in the rough.

So kudos to you, and I am off to play a round on your links.

Thanks!

[Mr. Mojo]

..... in the end, the Nobel Peace Prize that produced the puerile pertinacity that enabled the clintons to shrug off terrorism's global danger.

Amazing that so many covet this "peace" prize as if it were a piece of heaven itself. .....especially since it's been completely disgraced (after Carter, Annan, and Arafat took it home). In fact, getting nominated is about as insulting/embarrassing as it gets.

[John Semmens]

Hillary Clinton Rips Ports Deal

Capitalizing on polls showing widespread opposition to the takeover of six U.S. port operations by Dubai Ports World, Senator Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.) is expanding her complaint about foreign companies operating in the U.S.

"Allowing businesses headquartered in foreign companies to operate in America is wrong," said Clinton. "It should only be permitted if accompanied by donations that support our electoral processes."

It was Senator Clinton's husband who approved a Chinese company's (Hutchison-Whampoa) purchase of the Panama Canal's two ports. Then-President Bill Clinton brushed aside security concerns. "I knew they were okay when they contributed to my 1996 re-election campaign," said Clinton. "Enemies don't give you money."

Senator Clinton said she has an open mind on the issue and would be willing to withdraw her opposition to the port deal if the United Arab Emirates would demonstrate their support of democracy by contributing to her reelection campaign.

In related news, the William F. Clinton Foundation has posted an Internet job listing for 25 unpaid interns. The text of the ad reads: "Young women with an interest in public service should consider the Clinton Foundation Intern Program. The program offers a unique opportunity to establish an intimate working relationship with an experienced leader and gain first-hand experience handling important issues. Activities will include analyzing public policy issues and dealing with selected members of congress."

Applicants are instructed to send their resumes, photographs and a 250-word essay describing the position they would like to assume in government service.

read more...

http://www.azconservative.org/Semmens1.htm

[operation clinton cleanup]

Thank you Mia T for tracking this vermin... now if we could only get Drudge to link to your posts.

[Doogle]

"I DON'T RECALL"

[TheLion]

Exactly when did Morris proclaim Clinton an agent of the UAE?

[Tzimisce]

How would Mohammed vote?

Hillary for President in '08.

[Calpernia]

bttt

[Chgogal]

Yup, I was speechless when I heard this.

[grey_whiskers]

It seems to run in his administration. I wrote a limerick about AlGore's similar antics here.

No cheers, unfortunately.

[Walkingfeather]

Don't be jumping up and down yet. The connection with a senator is a good angle but,Don't be jumping up and down yet.DC is awash with ME lobbyist money.... (yes both sides.)

[takenoprisoner]

ping

[babygene]

bump

[Alien Gunfighter]

Whoa. Bit obsessed, ain't we?