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A darkly fun package. I live in Uberlândia. I have many dogs and one cat. I was once called awesome in the NYT.
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know about Reader Blogs

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By Michael Wolraich, Martinn Pengelly, William K. Wolfrum
| dagblog.com
Dear TPM refugees, web surfers, and other assorted riffraff, I returned from vacation last night and was happy to find a surge of activity from new members and friends from TPM Cafe. Welcome all to dagblog.com. Like many of you, I first started blogging at TPM Cafe during the 2008 election cycle.
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Hersh On Obama's Lies About Syrian Chemical Weapons

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By Martinn Pengelly, Michael Wolraich, Danny Cardwell, William K. Wolfrum
| dagblog.com
Hersh On Obama's Lies About Syrian Chemical Weapons By A Guy Called LULU on Sun, 12/08/2013 - 1:36pm | A month ago Philip Giraldi, a former CIA officer, wrote about CIA analysts who threatened to resign over the Obama administration allegations about the use of chemical weapons in Syria by the Syrian government: With all evidence considered, the intelligence community found itself with numerous skeptics in the ranks, leading to sharp exchanges with the Director of Central Intelligence John...
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Fixing the Middle East: Simple Economics

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By Larry Jankens, Martinn Pengelly, Michael Wolraich, William K. Wolfrum
| dagblog.com
Fixing the Middle East: Simple Economics By Larry Jankens on Sat, 01/09/2010 - 1:12am | Politics There is no other force that can strike strong accord to the most disharmonious parties than money. For two basic reasons: 1) Money makes people content; and 2) Contentment breeds tolerance. Accordingly, the best foreign policy the United States can undertake is one that recognizes the awesome power of dolla-dolla billz y’all.
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