I cried thinking of how more than 12 million human beings were exterminated like vermin. Is it any wonder my ancestors were called creatures as opposed to being human beings.

I can only imagine some of my male relatives running around with their 45′s with the right to kill at will another human being because the being was considered a “savage.”

Today the sons of the real savages are stocking up on guns hoping for a race war so they can kill other human beings at will.

I am starting to believe that my race are creatures with the occasional human being like the few who helped the blacks in south africa to overthrow the creatures that kept them in slavery for 50 years.

Marsha

It both enlightening and depressing discovering what lengths the right will go to to win an election. Check this bulls**t out by Gingrich.
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What’s Going on in Massachusetts?

By Newt Gingrich

With one week to go, who will win the special election in Massachusetts to replace the late Sen. Ted Kennedy (D) is still anybody’s guess. But before a single vote is counted, we can be sure of this: The Massachusetts race is already telling us a lot about how unhappy Americans are with the liberal, big government agenda in Washington.

On Monday, Scott Brown raised an extraordinary $1.3 million from over 16,000 donations averaging less than $80.

And a poll released earlier this week by the left-leaning polling firm Public Policy Polling shows the race between little known Republican State Senator Scott Brown and Kennedy’s anointed successor, Democratic Attorney General Martha Coakley, in a dead heat.
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Another poll by the Boston Globe released this week has Coakley up by 15 points.

There are reasons to trust the first poll more than the second, but the bottom line is that we don’t know what will happen in Massachusetts.

We don’t know if Scott Brown can win.

But there are some things we do know about what’s going on in Massachusetts – and they are all bad signs for President Obama and his party.
Even if Brown Doesn’t Win, the Election is a Negative
Referendum on Democratic Rule in Washington

First and foremost, we know that a combination of persistent unemployment, taxes, liberal health care reform and national security fears have made this race to fill the seat of the late liberal lion of the Senate, Ted Kennedy – in a state in which Democrats outnumber Republicans by three to one – closer than anyone would have dreamed three years ago.

The very fact that this race is even close is a sign of how unhappy Americans are with Democratic rule in Washington.

Brown has run hard on the kitchen table issues that Americans care about.

He’s highlighted the ever increasing salaries being paid to growing numbers of government employees with the tax dollars of recession-battered Bay Staters.

He’s reminded Massachusetts voters of Coakley’s penchant for taking more of their money, repeating her assertion from just a few months ago that “We need to get taxes up.”

Brown has also pushed back on Coakley’s commitment that terrorists, like the would-be Christmas Day bomber, receive all the rights and privileges of criminal defendants rather than be treated as enemy combatants.
Opposition to Democratic Health Reform is Motivating Voters

But the issue that seems to be working more in Mr. Brown’s favor than any other is Democratic health care reform.

The Public Policy Polling data that shows the race in a dead heat also shows that opposition to liberal health care reform is motivating the electorate. The survey found that Massachusetts voters who are planning to vote in the Jan. 19 special election are opposed to the Obama health care plan by 47-41.
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And the Washington Examiner’s Byron York reports that even in the Boston Globe poll in which Coakley is up by 15, voters cite health care as the main concern and only 43 percent of Massachusetts voters, who have had real experience with a state health plan that closely resembles the Obama plan, support Democratic health reform.

Among independents, only 33 percent favor reform with 43 percent opposed and 23 percent undecided.

And again, the intensity among voters lies with opponents of health reform. Sixtyfive percent of Republicans say they “strongly oppose” reform, while only 28 percent of Democrats say they “strongly support” Democratic health care reform.
A Plan to Stall Brown’s Swearing-In Until Health Reform is Passed?

There’s one more thing that the Massachusetts special election is telling us about the party in control of Washington today: That their will to power is stronger than their respect for the will of the people.

If he were to win, Scott Brown would be the deciding vote in the Senate to block Democratic health care reform.

But to be the 41st vote, Brown would have to first be sworn in as Senator. And to be seated as a Senator, he would first need to have his victory certified by the state of Massachusetts.

But the media is reporting that some Massachusetts officials are prepared to delay certification of Brown’s potential victory until after the vote is held in the Senate.

In other words, supporters of Democratic health care are willing to do anything – even defy the democratically expressed will of the people – to ram through liberal health care reform.

If you aren’t yet convinced of how strongly Americans are rejecting the liberal Democratic agenda, keep your eyes on the Massachusetts Senate race. Whoever eventually wins, it’s already told us a lot.
Tell Washington You’ve Had Enough
at http://www.healthtransformation.net

And while we’re on the issue of health care reform, there’s an opportunity for you to tell the liberal leadership in Washington that you’ve had enough of the hypocrisy and false promises of “openness” when it comes to health care reform.

President Obama promised us an open and democratic process. What we’ve gotten has been precisely the opposite—a process full of backroom deals, secret negotiations and anti-democratic maneuvering.

Tell Washington you’ve had enough. Join the Center for Health Transformation letter writing campaign to open the House-Senate negotiations over health care reform to the American people through C-SPAN coverage.

Just go to http://www.healthtransformation.net and add your name to the nearly 10,000 Americans who are calling on President Obama and the Democratic congressional leadership to permit C-SPAN coverage of the health care negotiations.

There’s too much at stake for you and your family not to get involved. Join us in holding Washington accountable for their past promises and their future results.

Your friend,

Newt Gingrich
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One thinks about the sickness of these people until one realizes that they are not the sick ones. They are just the ones who prey on the sick bastards who make up a third of the white race.

It makes me ashamed to be white most of the time.

Mike

Guam is beginning to take care of its homeless. It is a service long over do.
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12:10 p.m. — The Guam Homeless Coalition will start its homeless count on the island on Jan. 29.

Greg Borja, who chairs the coalition said the count is important because homelessness on Guam needs to end.

“Guam is behind in addressing homelessness,” Borja said. “Most states provide funding to address homelessness, Guam does not…Right now we are behind the eight ball because we are still learning and growing.”

On Jan. 29, the coalition and its volunteers will make two runs across the island to gather data. The first will be from 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. and the second will be from at 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Though they have enough volunteers, Borja said anyone who want to lend their services can call 477-7671.
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The ironic thing is that the military who is responsible for most of our homeless problem is the organization designated to help with the problem.

Peter

Guam is doing what we can to help the Haitians.
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Guam pitches in to help Haitian quake victims

Posted: Jan 13, 2010 8:30 PM
Updated: Jan 13, 2010 8:30 PM

by Sabrina Salas Matanane

Guam – The 7.0 magnitude earthquake that struck Haiti, one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere, has prompted an outcry of international support. The American Red Cross is contributing an initial $1,000,000 from the International Response Fund to support the relief operations in Haiti and has opened the Wherehouse in Panama to provide tarps, mosquito nets and cooking instruments for approximately 5,000 families.

The Red Cross has deployed six management disaster specialists to the region to help coordinate the relief efforts. Chita Blaise with the Guam Chapter of the American Red Cross says they are accepting monetary donations.

If you would like to make such a contribution, please make checks out to the International Response Fund with a memo to “Haiti Earthquake”. You can drop off the donation at their office in Hagatna.
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Hafa Adai
Anna

This is pretty fucked up!!

Apparently if a woman is stopped by police in a D.C. “Prostitution Free Zone” and is carrying three or more condoms on her, she could be arrested for prostitution!!!!

Both New York City and San Francisco have followed suit with the ‘three condoms and you’re out’ law, which not only is unfortunate for those gals who aren’t sex workers, it also promotes unsafe sex for those who are!

Not okay!

Our ladies should be allowed to keep themselves safe from STDs no matter what!