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POTUS: Big news coming out of Pennsylvania. Very big illegal ballot drop that cannot be accounted for. Rigged Election!

"given the recent actions by the Obama Administration, Democratic Party and the CIA creating and spreading a very false narrative of Russian interference in the US Election process with absolutely no evidence to back up its claims as well as the overwhelming evidence that points to their involvement in the capture, detainment or death of Julian Assange the time has now come to expose the truth. On December 15th at 6:30PM 15,000 John Podesta emails never before released to the public as well as the passwords to two of the Wikileaks Insurance Files will be published here for download."

Residents Say They're Terrorized By Pit Bulls Posted: 6:16 pm EDT May 1, 2009Updated: 6:33 pm EDT May 1, 2009 SANFORD, Fla. -- Some Sanford homeowners say they're being terrorized by their neighbor's pit bulls. One of the dogs has already attacked a neighbor near Lily Court in Sanford. Eyewitness News has learned the dogs' owners are not keeping their fence secure. Some of the breaks in the fence are big enough for an adult to easily climb through. After many calls to animal control, neighbors say they want the fence fixed once and for all. "Chasing children, attacking children....

Bush is Bored With Iraq Argument By Christopher HitchensMirror.co.uk | March 13, 2003 THE attitude, body-language and tone of the President last Thursday night managed to convey in a passive form what many of his aides are thinking in an active fashion.He looked - to the evident alarm of the TV critics - as if he was becoming dangerously bored with the whole argument about Iraq.How tedious it is to have to say all of this, in ABC fashion, again. How dull to be compelled to act polite, to reiterate the obvious, and to remember that he is speaking to...

Bring on the War - for Everyone's SakeBy Mark SteynNational Post | March 13, 2003 Is there a columnar equivalent of Viagra? I mean, I started writing about the impending war with Iraq in late September 2001 and after a year and a half I'm beginning to flag. I don't think I've had a new thought on Iraq in months. I agree with what I said about toppling Saddam on this page way back on September 27th 2001. Don't bother looking it up. I've said the same words in a slightly different order a gazillion times since and, even taking...

I have a story in Wednesday's Total Stack of Stuff saying that we're only one vote away from winning congressional support for drilling in that frozen, useless corner of ANWR. Ah, screw it. We'll just drill in Iraq. How about that? To hell with Congress and everybody trying to thwart human progress. I'm fed up with everybody trying to stand in the way of decent, good things happening. For instance, I'm deluged with these e-mails on this absurd Exxon-Mobil boycott to supposedly bring down costs at the pump. It's just too absurd for words. If your objective is to drive...

Bush loses patience with UN haggling By Toby Harnden in Washington (Filed: 13/03/2003) The patience of the Bush administration was distinctly threadbare last night as US officials insisted they would not allow themselves to become further bogged down in a diplomatic quagmire at the United Nations. "I just think the whole thing is a fool's chase," a senior Bush administration official told The Telegraph. "We're not going to get a resolution. "The French and the Russians will veto. It doesn't matter what changes you make, the question is how long this is going to drag on, how much further political...

Security Forum No. 03-F 05 2003-03-12 Get on with it (Washington, D.C.): Six months to the day after President Bush offered not only Saddam Hussein but the United Nations one last chance to disarm Iraq, the verdict is in: So long as the former is in power, he will not voluntarily, fully and permanently surrender his weapons of mass destruction programs or credibly foreswear the aggressive ambitions that drive his desire for such arms. And the United Nations will be rendered -- as Mr. Bush warned -- just as ineffectual as the League of Nations in dealing with the security...