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To: tejek who wrote (793669)	7/4/2014 10:22:00 PM
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Obama’s journey from ‘yes we can’ to ‘so sue me’

To: tejek who wrote (793669)	7/4/2014 10:22:20 PM
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Murrieta's Illegal Immigration Rebellion - The Shot Heard Round the Nation - Part II :

To: tejek who wrote (793669)	7/5/2014 12:33:42 AM
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The F-35 Fighter Jet Is A Historic $1 Trillion Disaster Read more: businessinsider.com and some idiots on this thread worry about food stamps.

To: tejek who wrote (793669)	7/5/2014 12:59:33 AM
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The number of planets was grossly under estimated. The ones with liquid water might have been over estimated because to avoid being a Venus might require having a large enough moon. The likelihood of life might be under estimated. It might be that to evolve big brains might be a function of unusual circumstances. In our case, an unstable climate at a critical point. And it very well be that those sophisticated enough to conquer the speed of light problems, the radiation problems and all of the other problems have the equivalent of the Prime Directive. Who knows?