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To: bentway who wrote (731918)	8/9/2013 12:56:27 PM
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voter fraud doesn't happen, no such think, ask C 'wiener lover' J

To: bentway who wrote (731918)	8/9/2013 1:17:13 PM
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Obama wanted Lerner to “Fix it now before the election”

To: bentway who wrote (731918)	8/9/2013 1:19:18 PM
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Is DOJ Covering Up For Obama Pal In Kickback Scheme?

To: bentway who wrote (731918)	8/9/2013 1:25:30 PM
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Obama Meant to Do That: He Killed Detroit and Saved Al Qaeda

To: bentway who wrote (731918)	8/9/2013 1:29:04 PM
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Zanzibar acid attack: teenagers to be taken straight to hospital when they arrive home today Two British teenagers medically evacuated from Zanzibar after being attacked with acid will be taken straight to a London hospital for treatment to “horrendous” burns today. telegraph.co.uk Kirstie Trup (left) and Katie Gee Katie had also been slapped by a local woman for singing during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan, and a friend of the girls suggested they may have been singled out because they are Jewish. A radical Islamic preacher who has urged followers on the island to protest against Western influences on Zanzibar, a semi-autonomous part of Tanzania, is among those who police want to question. credit fubho