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Change for the better. Copyright reform.

By George Pridonoff - Sep 4th, 2008 at 8:24 am EDT

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawrence_Lessig

I ask as many as possible to become part of the movement to modernize copyright law.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZsVZUJVVaIE&feature=related

Like these oil men, new technology will begin a new chapter. An exciting chapter for the world.

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The Tribunal, a place located in The Hague, Netherlands

By George Pridonoff - Aug 29th, 2008 at 11:11 pm EDT

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http://www.spectrezine.org/war/Mendes3.htm

http://www.russiatoday.com/news/news/29678

Two interesting sources. Lets get together and get to the bottom of this.

Doing this research honestly will help to maintain that the Netherlands exists on this plane, here on Earth, not in the Nether-World

NO MORE MURDERS IN THE HOLDING CELLS!!!

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Look at the "fair warning" if you still recognize that phrase.

By George Pridonoff - Aug 29th, 2008 at 6:38 am EDT

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http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/article-23545668-details/Military+help+for+Georgia+is+a+'declaration+of+war',+says+Moscow+in+extraordinary+warning+to+the+West/article.do

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIlodWt-Nl4&feature=related

One missile might kill everyone from Boston to Atlanta. You have no idea what bombs can do in 2008. Shame on all of you. Only incarcerated people i.e. Ghandi would be considered innocent now. For those who protest, i salute you.

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Talk back here...

By George Pridonoff - Aug 22nd, 2008 at 8:20 pm EDT

There is currently no economy on earth that uses laissez faire and only 6 Austrian economists left not retired.

I am trying to make talking points. If you can understand that. Don't prove to me and others that Barack Obama is no different then John McCain for the puppet masters!!!

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Integrity vs Charisma

By George Pridonoff - Aug 22nd, 2008 at 1:34 am EDT

Would you rather vote for a man with adherence to moral and ethical principles or a man who has a personal quality that gives the individual influence or authority over large numbers of people.

I value integrity much more then charisma. So thats how i will cast my vote.

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Austrian Economics 101

By George Pridonoff - Aug 20th, 2008 at 4:34 am EDT

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rI0vZ5jBA9o 56 minute video course.

Barack Alabama

http://mises.org/

Ludwig von Mises Institute | 518 West Magnolia Avenue | Auburn, Alabama 36832-4528

Phone: 334.321.2100 · Fax: 334.321.2119

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I voted in the primary as a Republican.

By George Pridonoff - Aug 19th, 2008 at 8:36 pm EDT

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Ron Paul gives a speech in this video that seems more candid and informative then any other.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UydCZJeQPPQ

I have studied this man so its probably true. I had been an Independent. I have always been an

Atheist. I agree with ocean methane release dangers. I find the gold standard interesting.

I like Barack Obama so far. If he is to get my vote then i need some urging. This is to create talking points.

It takes you to respond to make conversation. Please talk back to me. It's OUR country

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Blackwater in Georgia (non US)

By George Pridonoff - Aug 19th, 2008 at 7:29 am EDT

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As long as Blackwater mercenaries remain in Georgia there is a chance of a repeat.

For the same reason it started in the first place.

Shorter memories on folks now-a-days.

Can i get a who ahhlll the way back to the states with these "expletive deleted"

characters.

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News story of young dentist who never made it to Moscow.

By George Pridonoff - Aug 17th, 2008 at 9:15 am EDT

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http://www.russiatoday.com/news/news/29116/video

warning: very sad

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Wins Wins Wins Barack Obama WINS IN A LANDSLIDE

By George Pridonoff - Aug 17th, 2008 at 9:02 am EDT

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWr5Wl-mev0

It needs to be known that i speculate that war crimes against the Bush/Cheney imperical battlecruiser do indeed include the recent 2000 plus murders in S Ossetia. Do you now see why the failure to remove them from office by now is catastrophic.

Nancy Pelosi has waited too long. She has compromised too much. I demand she is removed from the Speaker position.

I predict that the US Navy will begin the Iranian invasion from the persian gulf anytime now.

Listen to Ron Pauls' most important question. Do you think that the president can initiate further wars without congressional approval?

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By George Pridonoff - Aug 17th, 2008 at 8:53 am EDT

Many in Russia support you!!! Why? Because no one is necessary war!!! McCain will not stop even before the victims in order to become the President. Today it added voices to itself and its staff. Bush wants to leave in the authority precisely of Republicans! Today - voice. Tomorrow - World War. Obama, really to you not evidently which occurs in the world! Sit down and compare facts from the different sources and you will understand that America today no longer such as it was yesterday! America today - this no longer democracy. Support of world fascism - this no longer democracy. Specifically, with the connivance of today's America revives fascism in the Baltic states, in the western Ukraine, in Georgia!!! Paranoia envelopped Republicans! They panically [byatsya] Russia! They think that Russia - threat of democracy in the entire world! This is not so! In Abkhaziya and South Osetia the people also live, houses are built, they raise children. Why them they call separatists and do not give voting rights?! But where here democracy? For a period of 88 years they already degrade these people, kill, banish the authorities of Georgia with the support of foreign states. Why America does not support Abkhaziya and South Osetia? Everything is very simple - the free opinion of the people of these states does not coincide with the free opinion of America!!! Obviously that today's America under the management of Republicans - threat of democracy in the entire world!!! Obama! It is not yet late to change everything! Future in your hands. It is necessary to urgently report to free citizens to the United States entire truth about Georgia and actions of the USA in this war: - precisely Georgia increased its defense budget 30! - precisely Georgia declares about the cease fire on the eve of the offensive! - precisely Georgia delivers the first impact: the systems of salvo fire, destroy the peacefully latent city! - precisely Georgia shoots down the point blank of Russian peacemakers! - precisely Georgia declares first about the seizure [Tskhinvala]! !!! neither about one of these facts America mentions on the UN Security Council nor where or still!!! Moreover the President [Saakashvili] uninterruptedly gives the false information of world community, which immediately obtains publicity not without [sodeytsviya] of the USA! Having only learned truth, Americans who will understand similar in reality Of [makkeyn], and he assuredly will lose on the selections. Many in Russia do not support [Makkeyna]!!! Why? Because no one is necessary war!!!

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S. Ossetia. A retired U.S. miliary view

By George Pridonoff - Aug 17th, 2008 at 2:00 am EDT

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Note: This article was written by a retired Lt.-Col. in the U.S. military, who is currently residing in Russia. His article here helps clear up much of the misinformation people have been fed by the sadistic folks in Washington who are trying to promote WWIII. -ed In 1991, South Ossetia was promised independence from the Soviet Union, and the Georgian Republic. However, when Georgia became independent it saw an opportunity to grab some land, and the terminals for two major oil pipelines. Since Georgia is essentially bankrupt and an economic basket case, they saw this as a viable option. It should also be understood that contrary to the 30 years old CIA report that is being circulated, Georgia is now over 60% Moslem, with Moslems controlling the government, and South Ossetia - which is surrounded on three sides by Georgia - is over 80% Orthodox Christian. This is something else that amazes me about Bush's choice of "allies." They essentially invaded South Ossetia and installed a rather brutal military government. The South Ossetians did not want to be grabbed and they fought back, and in the fighting some Russian cities were damaged just across the border and there were a number of civilian casualties. Russia essentially said "Quit damaging our cities" and sent Russian troops to see that no more Russian cities were damaged. They became the main component in a small international (with Azerbaizhan and Tdjikistan) peacekeeping force in the region. Comes last Thursday and the Georgians attack the Russians in South Ossetia. Once again, they are trying to isolate and grab those two oil terminals. As a preparatory move to this, they began shelling the Russian forces stationed in the area as peacekeepers...and once again overshot and hit two small Russian towns across the border. The Russians come in to evacuate the Russian wounded and put fresh troops in place to keep the Georgians and South Ossetians from tearing up Russian cities and killing more Russian civilians in their own country. They also intended to stop a relentless Katucha rocket bombardment and standard artillery bombardment of the South Ossetian capital (which has no military significance) and has already reduced it to a pile of gravel and fine white powder -- with over 2,000 known civilian casualties, mostly the elderly and children. The Russians tried to send in relief supplies (for all parties) and the Georgians tried to sink the unarmed, civilian transport ship. A Russian Krivak class frigate that was on a routine patrol out of Sevastopol picked up the SOS and responded. An 120 ft. missile boat is not much of a match for a Krivak class frigate... enough said. The result was splinters and an oil slick but not before the freighter had been seriously damaged and sustained numerous casualties. The UN is sending in supplies, and no one stops them. Because there is strong reason to believe that the US has been aiding the Georgians in the fight (just over 1,500 "advisors" on the ground from "Blackwater" that are demonstrable, and massive shipments of US arms and ammunition for the past 18 months) the Russians are suspicious of US aid, especially when it comes aboard military ships and airplanes. Comes the day the US sends aid via civilian vessels, the Russians will have no objections and have made it clear that such aid would be welcomed by all parties. The French president is involved in hammering out a ceasefire that seems to be holding because the Russians and the Georgians and the South Ossetians all feel that he can be impartial because "he ain't got no dog in this fight." Still the Georgians have not completely ceased their offensive. They recently began shelling a Russian column that was withdrawing from South Ossetia along the only serviceable road in the region. They waited until the column was dead in the middle of the town of Gori before opening fire. The US is fully aware of who started this and why. They are completely aware of who the aggressor is. It is inconceivable to me how Bush can go to Peking and bow down to the COMMUNIST Chinese and have "most favored nation status with both COMMUNIST CHINA and COMMUNIST VIETNAM and at the same time provoke proxy nut-cases like the Georgians and Ukrainians to attack Russia with the tacit support of the US. At the moment, Bush is threatening to send a naval task force into South Ossetia under the guise of "humanitarian aid" and has "warned" Russia, through whose territorial waters it will pass not to be "belligerent." This is rather hollow to me. I tend to think sending a helicopter carrier and escort vessels into someone else's waters is belligerent in its own right. How would the US feel if Russia did this in the Gulf of Mexico and "warned" the US not to be "belligerent." I seem to recall a similar incident in 1962 in Cuba. There is currently a US infantry brigade set to deploy in Georgia and an unknown number of US military personnel set to airlift in with the "aid." The US flew Georgian troops, who took part in the wanton destruction of the South Ossetian capital into Georgia from Iraq on US transport jets. This has all of the makings of a repeat of what happened in Vietnam in '64 when Lyndon used two faked attacks in the Gulf of Tonkin to justify inundating Southeast Asia with US troops. It has "Henry Kissinger" written all over it. This situation could get dangerous. It seems like Bush is deliberately trying to provoke a major war with Russia and this is a very bad idea. He is obviously believing his own propaganda about how "weak" Russia is and thinks our oil terminals and those in South Ossetia are easy pickings. If the US fires on, or fires at, a Russian vessel of any kind while they're delivering "aid" there is going to be a war. Nothing can stop it. No head of state could sit for it from any country. The same can be said if the reinforced Georgians resume their campaign of laying waste to South Ossetia and one more shell or rocket falls on a Russian town. The long as short of it is that Russian forces were wantonly attacked and a defenseless city has been severely damaged. It's still going on and yet Russia is being blamed in the US as "over-reacting. There was NEVER any intent to occupy Georgia or annex any territory for Russia as Condoleezza Rice is trying to have you believe. The entire operation was set off to STOP aggression by Georgia against a legally-mandated peacekeeping force and against defenseless civilians, and that is a demonstrable fact everywhere but in the US. The US is now "pressuring" Ukraine to "limit" access by Russian naval vessels to a legitimate Russian naval base at Sovastapol and inciting the Ukrainians to further border raids against Russia. This is also demonstrable. It seems that Bush is determined to start a war with the "evil empire" (that only exists in his delusional mind). US troops are currently landing in Georgia. Estimates are at least one "brigade strength" infantry unit with full equipment. They are joining the Blackwater and Israeli troops (about 4,000 total) already present. The Bush Naval task force with yet more "aid" is supposedly in route. Whether it will be unchallenged when it enters Russian territorial waters remains to be seen.

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S. Ossetia. A story from the front line.

By George Pridonoff - Aug 16th, 2008 at 8:55 pm EDT

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TSKHINVAL, SOUTH OSSETIA (Alan Tsorion for RIA Novosti). - It is evening of August 7. The South Ossetian capital is quiet. After so much shelling and endless gunfire it feels like the silence can be smelled and breathed. A deep breath fills the lungs, and straightens your insides crumpled in the fist of war like the cellophane wrapper from a cigarette pack. I breathe in the calm. The silence is only broken by mice stirring somewhere between the ceiling and the garret. It is hard to believe that anyone can go about one's daily chores at such a time. The rodents up there are busily moving things, rolling from place to place as if they know that several hours ago the Georgian president promised not to shell the Ossetian capital any more. If there is to be no shelling you can go back to your daily chores. However, the rodents and I have only five more minutes to attend to our household chores. At 10.05 p.m. the "mice" play comes to an end: Mikheil Saakashvili breaks his word. Rockets and shells rain on the city, shaking the walls and windows. It is as if every blast chips away parts of the sky and hurls them against the window. Along with several other people we rush to the basement of the house in Stalin Street (now probably destroyed) in the center of Tskhinval. We are dressed in what the raid caught us in - slippers, bathrobes and shorts... Many had already gone to bed when the Georgian shells started raining on the city, and all the agreements and promises flew away with the chunks of house foundations and twisted metal that used to be cars. "Ma tars, ma tars..." (Ossetian: "Don't be afraid"), a mother calms her son Batradz. The boy, aged about 8, has buried has head in his mother's lap and, jolting with every explosion, asks her: "Mum, why are they shooting, don't they know that the Olympics start tomorrow? Why doesn't anyone tell them that there should be no fighting during the Olympics?" At around 11 p.m. the lights go out in the basement where we are hiding, like in the whole of Tskhinval. Your senses become sharper when it is pitch-dark. Like a blind man you distinguish the slightest shades of sounds, which immediately translate themselves into pictures before your mind's eye. Up on the surface, the black night sky is illuminated by the white flare of exploding shells, momentarily making it look like a huge photograph negative. Splinters whiz by like bumblebees flying close to the ground. Bullets emit a strange whistle as if somebody has shaped his lips to whistle but instead just breathes air in. The gun of an armoured vehicle goes "ta-ta-ta... ta-ta-ta". "Iratta razma!" ("Come on"), a focused, almost businesslike voice comes from the street. Quick steps of six pairs of military boots on broken glass and splinters of brick and plaster. "Ma tars, Batradz. Ma tars," the mother's words are drowned out by the deafening echo of a shell which blasts a neighbouring block of flats to smithereens. It is as if somebody banged a heavy door close to your ear. Pieces of concrete fall from the basement ceiling... But even the howitzers in nearby Ergneti and Nikozi do not sound as terrifying as the salvos of the Georgian Grad (Hail) artillery rockets fired from much further away, in Gori. As the rockets zero in on the target they emit a sound like a flame on gigantic arrows with burning tips. The Grads are fired at random so that the clouds of "arrows" fall on the roofs of Tskhinval's peaceful houses. As the shelling goes on, people get ready to spend the night in the basement. ...The morning of August 8, 5 a.m. The bombardment of the city from Georgian positions is in its seventh hour. My cell phone shows that the battery is about to die, leaving me with no communications. I ring the editorial office in Moscow to say that communications are about to be cut because I have nowhere to recharge my cell phone. The battery in my phone is dead by 9 a.m. It is already light in Tskhinval. Remembering the great rule that "in war he who runs survives," I leave the basement to move to another place. I run along hugging a wall, my head drawn into my shoulders. Bullets and fragments hit the road raising little fountains of dust. In the city Georgian commandos and Ossetian fighters are exchanging fire. I hear the Ossetian OMON fighters shouting: "Come on, quick! A 'box' [armoured vehicle - A.Ts.] is stuck on Hetagurova Street." Insensible to fatigue, I'm running very fast and turn the corner. "Bang!" - I fall on my stomach after being hit in my ears and eyes. Clouds of dust rise over the ground, approaching my feet. They are caused by a grenade that exploded five meters away. I get up and run, spitting out dust. Moving in my direction on the other side of the street are four Ossetian fighters. One of them reloads his automatic rifle as he runs. The oldest looks no more than 23. A few more steps and I dive into the entrance of a five-storey block of flats. I see silhouettes of men in the doorway. Women and children are taking shelter in the basement beneath the staircase. I hear muted weeping from below. "How long will the bombing last? Let us raise our hands and surrender before they have killed us all. It looks like Russia has forgotten us," a tired woman's voice is heard from the basement. Surrounded by old people, women and children you cannot help feeling guilty. A young man's place now is in the war, defending his people; he has no place among the elderly and the children. There are about twenty people in the basement and hardly anyone dares to go up. Only an old man, Inal, a former peacekeeper who saw action in 1992, calmly strolls the street opposite the entrance while the shelling is still on. "F--- the war, exercise is the main thing," the veteran mumbles as two Ossetian policemen carry a fighter with arm and leg wounds towards the entrance. ...The wounded man has glazed eyes over which his long lashes flutter like the wings of a butterfly. He is dazed by pain. His fatigues are pierced in two places, and red arterial blood is streaming down his left hip. The fighter is carried into the entrance. A stocky policeman slings the rifle from his shoulder with a practiced movement and unwinds a bandage wound around the stock to twist a touniquet. Someone has brought ammonium chloride. "Shai ho, kuyzh kuylyhai na maly" ("OK, a dog doesn't die from lameness"), the policeman tells the fighter, who clenches his teeth in pain. That is the Ossetian equivalent of the Russian proverb "it will heal by the time you have your wedding." The stocky South Ossetian policeman rubs the wounded man's chest and face after dipping his huge work-beaten hands into a bucket of cold water. "OK, we have to go," the policeman says grabbing the wounded man under his armpit. "Where are you from?" the old man Inal asks me. "I am a journalist from Moscow," I reply. "Let's go and have a bite," the former peacekeeper says in a voice hoarse from smoking. "War or no war, you have to eat." "The Russians will come today, they'll help us," says Inal setting fire to a piece of dry spirit which he puts on a gas stove: "I wish they would strike Gori and Tbilisi - I want nothing more." "Georgian tanks are already in town, it'll be hard without the Russians," the former peacekeeper says, sipping the freshly made coffee. The best I can do is to keep silent. However, our silence is broken by two Georgian SU-25 planes. One of them opens fire on the house where we are - just for kicks. Inal and I hasten to the basement. Once again damp darkness. There is a small hole where the pipes run through the wall. It faces south to where the Georgian commandos are advancing. Putting your head in the hole is dangerous: bullets come through the hole and hit the concrete basement ceiling with a hollow sound. I catch myself thinking that my whole short life, the efforts of my grandparents who brought me up, my universities and the clever books I have read - all this was but preparation for this moment when shells explode over your head, you instinctively draw your head into your shoulders and sweat streaks down your spine. It looks as if death is nearby and it smells of dampness and the dryness of your lips. Now when the planes make another dive to fire on you, and you know that they will fire on you as the roar of the engines approaches, you feel that it may be your last day. This is not fear, but rather grief over what you might have said and done. Suddenly the planes stop bombing and fly south towards Georgia. What's happening? Within seconds a deafening chorus of a thousand voices shouting "Hurray!" comes from the street. A crowd is welcoming a column of Russian armored vehicles that have entered Tskhinval. "A-a-a! You have come, boys," Inal shouts. "Now we will show them!" I run into the street, the roar of Russian armour is heard nearby. The Russian soldiers are driving the Georgian troops out of Tskhinval. A man, his eyes bulging with horror, runs up to me. "Help me. What shall I do? I am Georgian, I worked here in Tskhinval. I am a worker, where shall I go?" he shouts in broken Russian. "Run," I tell him, and again wonder at the wickedness of war in which innocent civilians are the first to suffer. The clock shows 3 p.m. At 7 p.m., when the shooting and shell blasts subside and the bursts of machinegun fire are petering out, I leave Tskhinval, engulfed in flames and sorrow. The Russian troops have driven the Georgians out of the city, but this is not yet the end of the war. There are still civilians in the city. Tskhinval is still in the grip of the dirty hands of war. A war unleashed without warning under the cover of night. A war whose victims were and will always be civilians. A war that seizes your soul and rubs it between its bloody palms like the cellophane wrapper of a cigarette pack.

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Barack Obama will you help to enforce the constitution as it had been.

By George Pridonoff - Aug 16th, 2008 at 6:57 pm EDT

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The Original Thirteenth Article of Amendment
To The Constitution For The United States

"If any citizen of the United States shall accept, claim, receive, or retain any title of nobility or honour, or shall without the consent of Congress, accept and retain any present, pension, office, or emolument of any kind whatever, from any emperor, king, prince, or foreign power, such person shall cease to be a citizen of the United States, and shall be incapable of holding any office of trust or profit under them, or either of them."

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What are you doing with your planet Earthman?

By George Pridonoff - Aug 16th, 2008 at 5:33 am EDT

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdaR33FqnfU&feature=related warning methane release ahead

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUtVQ7QbCNU global warning to cut meat production paramount

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDbz2dpebhQ&NR=1 permian scientific theory

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdSTE4jWJmk&feature=related the great dying

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Gori, birthplace of Stalin. appears quite calm and indeed undamaged despite wailing BBC/CNN nonsence

By George Pridonoff - Aug 15th, 2008 at 11:49 pm EDT

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http://www.russiatoday.com/news/news/29033/video

nope no damage, hmmm why all the complete media bull.

is it that the media is completely inane. yes..yes it is. they have nothing that people need.

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A quick analogy in play script

By George Pridonoff - Aug 15th, 2008 at 7:09 pm EDT

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Explosions rock a small town at night. Its in S. Ossetia, the town is destroyed.

Mikheil Saakashvili " This superpower is nothing of the kind, iv'e discovered its weakness...

Condoleezza Rice "yes"

Mikheil Saakashvili. " it cares, it actually cares for these poor people"

Condoleezza Rice with curiousity "like pets?"

Mikheil Saakashvili. "i suppose so."

Condoleezza Rice a great irritation "sentimental idiot"

Mikheil Saakashvili. "i'll draw its fire with some of my own"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81oq-5wtPEA

now watch it unfold again before your very eyes...

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Black Gold Black Gold Black Gold

By George Pridonoff - Aug 14th, 2008 at 1:50 am EDT

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Russia will be a great opportunity for oil men. Can i get a YEEEEE HAAAAW

Just in time for the Dallas reunion too.

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Peace is coming. Feel the Love

By George Pridonoff - Aug 13th, 2008 at 12:24 am EDT

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTaBxW_JgjA&feature=related

YOU MAKE ME FEEL BRAND NEW / THE STYLISTICS

Love ya daddy

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For "Barack Obamas" eyes only

By George Pridonoff - Aug 12th, 2008 at 11:24 am EDT

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I want reform of our country. I want change. The most important change i want is reform of policy. I hope that you Barack Obama, a man i havn't met yet, will change the policies of this administration and make sure that you have a policy that addresses the dangers of military profiteers. I am planning a trip to Russia soon and i will see Armenia for myself. My great uncles were all Armenians in the Zsar of Russias' bodyguard before the communists came. While Russia was communist i would never have cared for the Kremlin, but now since that is gone it is a great concern again. I may be forced by conscience to undermine the administration and work for Russia. The war could go nuclear, if this happens then my people die on both sides. That would be such a crime that i would be forced to join militia groups that attempt to self govern. If there is survival after that we would certainly not take central government planning anymore. Patriots already draw up plans to restore the constitution. Look up information about Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich. The threat of nuclear war is not appropriate for adventures or boyish passions. You may have a good shot at winning this election and i dont know who you are. We are trusting that we are going from your administration to the next one. Above all, stand down, stand down our military. The new recruits are young and willing to die without having any life experiences. I really didnt like it when you went to Iraq and attempted to get your cues from such young people. We both know that energy and experience are seperate issues. I am an US Air Force veteran.

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