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To: bentway who wrote (591593)	10/27/2010 2:54:41 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1584602

The Tea Party people are just thugs. No different from brownshirts. Gary Wills was on the Daily Show last night, and he thinks the Tea Party is basically just a racist organization. According to him, when they say they "Want to take their country back.", they mean from a black president. I agree. They are blatantly racist. Plus, you've got their leaders encouraging open revolt if they don't get their way at the ballot box. According to their logic, they are right even when they are wrong.

To: bentway who wrote (591593)	10/27/2010 2:58:26 PM
From: longnshort	Respond to of 1584602

way to go obama New York bed bug peril goes global, sinks teeth in UN building Oct 27 02:40 PM US/Eastern Dead bed bugs lay on a paper towel in 2009. New York's bed bug epidemic has... New York's bed bug epidemic has struck the UN headquarters which confirmed on Wednesday that the dreaded insect has been detected. The blood-sucking bugs have been found at landmarks such as the Empire State building, department stores such as Bloomingdales, big name hotels and the Carnegie Hall in recent months and authorities have warned the problem is worsening. A UN spokesman said the insects were found on October 22 in the library at the world body's headquarters and one week earlier on the upper floors of the HQ. An infestation in 2009 led to an outer building being fumigated. The spokesman stressed however that no staff had reported being bitten. "We continue to follow the expert advice of our exterminator specialist making further tests with the bed bug sniffing dog to more fully assess and manage the problem," said the spokesman. New York mayor Michael Bloomberg expressed concern this week about the effect the brown insects are having on the city's global image. The bed bug's bite is a little painful rather than dangerous, but inhabitants are scared because the creature mainly attacks when people are asleep.

To: bentway who wrote (591593)	10/27/2010 3:06:47 PM
From: jlallen	2 Recommendations Respond to of 1584602

lol Such a predictably pinheaded post from you, Shitbag. J.