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Generations: “So That They Never Will”
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Eleven years ago today, terrorists shattered America’s sense of safety. Generations who did not remember Pearl Harbor suddenly knew the shock of an attack on U.S. soil.
Brothers, fathers, cousins, wives, and daughters were lost. And more sisters, mothers, husbands and sons would give their lives in the years that followed [...]
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Hostage Alan Gross in peril, now in a military hospital
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Alan Gross in prison, visited by an American rabbi
Wife of American jailed in Cuba says she fears he won’t survive ordeal
By Associated Press, via the Washington Post. Updated: Tuesday, September 11, 10:20 AM
HAVANA — The wife of imprisoned American Alan Gross said Tuesday she has returned from a [...]
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Leading dissident risks her life once more
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Cuban dissident Marta Beatriz Roque leads hunger strike
September 10, 2012 From EFE via Fox News Lateeeen-ohCuban dissident Marta Beatriz Roque on Monday began a hunger strike along with 12 other opposition members to demand that the authorities put an end to their excesses over recent months.
The 67-year-old Roque [...]
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If he were alive, Che would be celebrating this day
Number of comments: 1It grieves me when yet another store puts out what they deem trendy. It always amazes me that trendy involves the face of a mass-murdering psychopath. In the case of Che Guevarra, it's always some hipster idea of revolution.
I imagine that had he lived, he would be celebrating the destruction [...]
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September 11, 2001
Number of comments: 1I remember. I'll never forget.
ABC News Live: United Airlines Flight 175, seconds before crashing in to the South Tower
In memoriam.
Gordon McCannel Aamoth. Edelmiro (Ed) Abad. Maria Rose Abad. Andrew Anthony Abate. Vincent Abate. Laurence Christopher Abel. William F. Abrahamson. Richard Anthony Aceto. Erica Van Acker. Heinrich B. Ackermann.' [...]
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Eyes That See the Sight Not There
Number of comments: 2I have a good friend…no, a great friend, who was born and raised in New York City.
He’s one of these guys who can live anywhere in the US, but still calls himself a New Yorker; it’s like the Hudson River runs through his blood.
He hangs his hat in Pennsylvania these [...]
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Between Barack and a Hard Place
Number of comments: 2Chicago teachers demanding better wages than what Chicago taxpayers make.
More than twenty-five thousand teachers and support staff are on strike in Chicago, impacting nearly 400,000 children.
The issue?
A demand by the teachers for a 16% pay increase over the next four years.
The problem?
Chicago's School Board is projecting a $3 billion dollar' [...]
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Former Cuban prisoner of conscience Martha B. Roque starts hunger strike to demand prisoner's release
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One of the more admirable qualities of many in the Cuban opposition is their willingess to sacrifice themselves on behalf of their fellow activists, their willingness to risk what little freedom they enjoy and in fact, lay their own lives on the line, in order to raise [...]
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New Findings on Katyn Massacre cover-up by FDR and his Nangara-infested administration
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"Don't worry Uncle Joe, your secret's safe with us. I'll keep those noisy intransigent Polish Americans in line."Future U.S. President in 1960: "Perhaps most disastrous of our failures, was the decision to give stature and support to one of the most bloody and repressive dictatorships" [...]
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A Series of Barry Unfortunate Circumstances
Bob Woodward's latest book does not paint a very confident picture of Barack Obama after nearly four years in the White House. His column in today's WaPo outlines the struggle between the Republican-led House and Obama over the debt ceiling. But, you know, it has all been political [...]
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