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	Title	Publish Date	User	Reads	Published
	Don't Chicken Out!!!	Wed 17 of Feb., 2016 10:05 CST	sptah	406	y
	What is the cause of the current immigration from North Africa etc	Tue 22 of Sep., 2015 21:54 CDT	admin	666	y
	Come see good examples WHY ISIS and others grow and grow	Sat 15 of Aug., 2015 00:16 CDT	sptah	664	y
	Is it about time?	Sat 15 of Aug., 2015 00:13 CDT	sptah	1	n
	"Earns" $75,000 pushing ???	Tue 19 of May, 2015 23:06 CDT	sptah	806	y
	Check out Democracynow.org for today 5/8/15	Fri 08 of May, 2015 13:51 CDT	sptah	738	y
	Chasing the Scream	Sat 25 of Apr., 2015 11:41 CDT	sptah	699	y
	Steve Horn	Fri 10 of Apr., 2015 20:54 CDT	sptah	675	y
	We do not support coups...	Sat 14 of Mar., 2015 00:08 CDT	sptah	5	n
	Interview on Race by Amy and Juan	Wed 04 of Mar., 2015 16:48 CST	sptah	780	y
	Koch brothers have a long and cherished history?	Fri 06 of Feb., 2015 20:01 CST	ishmael	802	y
	"The Idolatry of US Military Might"	Sun 23 of Nov., 2014 19:21 CST	sptah	2138	y
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