mrblifil suggested I do a Diary

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Thursday September 01, 2005 · 7:59 AM PDT

2005/09/01 · 07:59

Gas shortages are already happening

As I remember.
Becky-WSJ/CNBC (this AM), was talking to a MidWest Wholesaler in charge of 40 Gas Stations.
But Common Sense.
We, the US, heard they were allocating gas yesterday AM.
It would take 6 days to physically implement a rationing of the product.
Not to mention getting every Big Oil to do it simultaneously?
Alot of folks doing the same thing simultaneously-that's the definition of Collusion/Conspiracy. The Thread-My Comments http://www.dailykos.com/comments/2005/9/1/0435/24868/187#187]

Do you doubt Justin Raimondo

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Tuesday July 19, 2005 · 6:55 AM PDT

2005/07/19 · 06:55

Do you doubt that:

"The Mossad office in London received advance notice about the attacks, but only six minutes before the first blast, the paper reports, confirming an earlier AP report. As a result, it was impossible to take any action to prevent the blasts."

Here is the Bild am Sonntag story in German, and a Google translation. Read More

You can practically hear the click

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Wednesday July 13, 2005 · 7:52 AM PDT

2005/07/13 · 07:52

at that moment in the life of every conspiracy when the police investigation turns into the Official Story.

The similarities with the Madrid bombing of 3/11/04, which we have persistently highlighted as an inside intelligence operation, are stark with bombs on separate trains set off within minutes( seconds to simultaneous) of each other as the trains neared the stations.

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Excuse me

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Sunday June 19, 2005 · 7:08 PM PDT

2005/06/19 · 19:08

Because my skills are not in journalism.

Editing is my downfall.

Dark Syde and Jerome a Paris (and thanx Jerome for turning me onto the following site) are what I aspire to in Diary entries.

But I have scanned all weekend and seen no diary in Daily Kos on the record price of crude.

So:

Bullshit, adjusted for inflation

What matters is the sustained price, not the spike. Over the course of this year we are averaging over $51 per barrel. That is 77% of the highest it has ever been. And it is climbing. If it gets into the 60's and is sustained there the damage done to the economy will be every bit as extensive as the damage that was done to the economy in 1981-1983.

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Les Miz: the best teeth in the hemisphere

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Friday May 20, 2005 · 4:11 PM PDT

2005/05/20 · 16:11

Tinoire:
I'm sure there are people who are ready for a different leader as they gaze longingly at well-packaged Western goods and fall for the myth that under American capitalism everyone lives in Beverly Hills and shops at Nordstrom's. You never know how good you have it and it's human nature to think the grass is greener on the other side. Tell those same people, those who don't know I mean, what they would have to give up for that fantasy and they'll take their health-care, education, everytime IF you tell them. We of course will tell them no such thing preferring to lure them with Western goods.

[Nice Showhttp://www.metroactive.com/papers/metro/03.13.03/les-miz-0311.html. Go to see Les Miserables after before Return of the Sith for a truly unforgettable experience.

And then come home, relax, and watch the Wizard of Oz synchronated w Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. You'll never be the same.

My first entry at DKos. Thanx for having me.

James

MayDay THE HAYMARKET Chicago

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Sunday May 01, 2005 · 8:04 AM PDT

2005/05/01 · 08:04

Over a century ago the American Federation of Labour adopted a historic resolution which asserted that "eight hours shall constitute a legal days labour from and after May 1st, 1886".

As you might have guessed, this wasn't written by an American. In America, where Mayday got its start, Mayday and the Chicago martyrs are deliberately ignored. One Utah TV News show proclaimed that in America, Mayday is not honored by marches for workers rights--it is a day for reflecting on good work habits.

http://www.spunk.org/library/intro/sp001497/mayday.html

Just a little history note from a history buff.

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