Also, am still waiting for the data on the test done on the p/7-qyhol models that passed their earth entry tests.

I have immediate need for clearance to send models to earth. You input towards resolution of planet tolerance is paramount.

Luc

Expecting one country to return a part of a device that was scattered over 4 countries is illogical given the state of competition between the countries down here.

Revise or expect complications from those of us in objection.

iJn

We seem to have the Mob Mentality when we sense our power at the polls. So we look around for some group to force into our way of thinking.

Recently my sister came over crying with joy, holding her bible and proclaiming a victory for the lord because our state has declared for the second time that marriage is for one man and one woman.

How pathetic for this woman to be here I thought. Her husband has fathered a child by our baby sister and we both know of men having sex with their daughters.

I mean how is gay marriage a threat to our marriages? We have enough trouble using our bibles to get our men to be faithful without using them to deprive some minority group of their happiness.

Rosie

Our political editor John Gizzi has been in France for a few weeks, enjoying some much needed time off, but also following the French election very intently. The outcome wasn’t expected, because polls showed Francois Hollande leading most of the campaign over incumbent and center-right candidate Nicolas Sarkozy. Gizzi was there when Sarkozy conceded to Hollande, and Giz looks at what is next for the center-right in France.

“Immediate attention is focused on Marine LePen, leader of the anti-immigrant and anti-European Union National Front, who drew a whopping 18 percent of the vote (and third place) in the initial balloting for president April 22. The 43-year-old LePen refused to endorse Sarkozy or Hollande in the run-off and said either would reduce the French to “employees of the European Central Bank.” Now she is clearly trying to position herself as the voice of opposition to Hollande and is focused on winning seats for her party in the June elections for the National Assembly (parliament).” Read more below.

Congressional leaders say Taliban stronger after surge

From a WaPo story on Sunday: “The leaders of the House and Senate intelligence committees said Sunday they believe that the Taliban has grown stronger since President Obama sent 33,000 more U.S. troops to Afghanistan in 2010.

The pessimistic report by Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) challenges Obama’s assessment last week in his visit to Kabul that the “tide had turned” and that “we broke the Taliban’s momentum.”

Also — Audrey has a story that should scare many of us in regard to our energy policy. More bureaucratic red tape is keeping us from obtaining many rare minerals used frequently for leading-edge technologies. We are becoming dependent on China, as we are kept from developing our own local sources. Plus — David looks at the new IG report on TARP. A working paper from Federal Reserve economists “confirms that TARP encouraged high-risk behavior by insulating the risk takers from the consequences of failure.”

That, and much more below. Have a good Monday!

-Adam

Those of you having difficulty with it should review the previous reasons given to act by the Emperor.

We are within those limitations

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