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Yesterday I looked at the Ron Paul phenomenon as an expression of the anti-big government sentiments among some people in each of the major parties. Such voters have limited options among the other candidates this year. While the Paul supporters commenting vigorously disagreed, I also expressed the belief that Paul cannot win the Republican nomination. What if I am right? What will his supporters do? It is hard to see Paul supporters being loyal Republicans and backing their party’s winner–which should be a matter of concern for the Republicans. If I was a GOP leader I’d be questioning Paul’s loyalty...

A loose coalition of liars, profiteers, political panderers, conspiracy theorists, anti-Semitics, terrorist sympathizers, cyber thrill seekers, anti-Americans, and the mentally ill is growing and congealing in America. They allege terrorists did not attack the United States on 9/11; President Bush and the “neocons” did it or the Jews did it or both did it. Their fallback theory is the Bush administration extensively knew about the 9/11 plot by terrorists and just let 9/11 happen so they could aggressively pursue a war on terror. For the conspiracy coalition's main claim, they have virtually conjured from the thin blue 9/11 air a...

This is what was said it was written on the note (with my censorship): "A pic from my recent visit to the Western Wall in occupied East Jerusalem. The note being stuffed into the cracks (a Jewish tradition) reads ""END THE M*****F***IN' OCCUPATION!!! The link to the source is Here (IndyMedia)

Trio of Bay Area universities monitored for anti-Semitism Action is in response to nationwide campaign to divest from Israel By Carrie Sturrock Three Bay Area universities are being monitored for anti-Israel sentiment by a group in Philadelphia that launched a Web site this week. The site, Campus Watch, plans to keep tabs on campus reaction to the Palestinian/Israeli conflict throughout the United States but has singled out 14 universities for particular scrutiny -- including UC Berkeley, San Francisco State University and Stanford University. It is part of a backlash against perceived anti-Semitism on university campuses that gained strength this week...