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  • Closing the book on the Bush era(Warning;another loony left hate piece)

    01/02/2009 3:04:15 PM PST · by crazyhorse691 · 17 replies · 636+ views
    The Oregonian ^ | December 31, 2008 | The Oregonian editorial board
    One year ago on New Year's Eve, we offered this gloomy assessment of the legacy of President George W. Bush: "It has been an enormously eventful seven years for the United States and for the world. By and large, the changes have not been for the better. The United States is deeper in debt, politically polarized, militarily overextended and more deeply distrusted around the world than it was when the president took office." It was harsh judgment, couched in considerable relief that only one year remained of the Bush presidency. As it turned out, though, even that one final year...
  • Becoming world citizens in the 21st century (MultiKulti White Guilt BARF ALERT!)

    01/17/2003 4:50:04 PM PST · by MikalM · 38 replies · 535+ views
    Portland (ME) Press-Herald ^ | 1/16/03 | Robert Atkinson
    Racism is a disease that affects everyone. Diversity is a statement of fact; multiculturalism is a representation of the value of inclusiveness. The whole Earth is my home. I am part of, and have a loyalty to, all of humanity. These are just a few of the realizations that have become most important to me. Personal experiences - childhood friends of many ethnicities, and young adult travels to Africa, the Azores and Norway, where I was welcomed by strangers and invited into their homes - have allowed me to know what it feels like to be a world citizen, and...