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	Title	Publish Date	User	Reads	Published
	Koch brothers have a long and cherished history?	Fri 06 of Feb., 2015 20:01 CST	ishmael	39	y
	"The Idolatry of US Military Might"	Sun 23 of Nov., 2014 19:21 CST	sptah	1348	y
	The Buffalo Wind	Mon 06 of Oct., 2014 00:22 CDT	Jack	1421	y
	But this guy is worse than most...	Tue 30 of Sep., 2014 21:34 CDT	sptah	1078	y
	If you are an optomist better not read...	Tue 23 of Sep., 2014 20:43 CDT	sptah	372	y
	How municipalities in St. Louis County, Mo., profit from poverty	Tue 09 of Sep., 2014 13:28 CDT	Jack	546	y
	90 per cent of Afghans want us to stay???	Mon 08 of Sep., 2014 22:25 CDT	sptah	444	y
	Edward Poindexter’s and Mondo we Langa’s 44 Years of Life Imprisonment for...	Sun 07 of Sep., 2014 20:38 CDT	Jack	207	y
	"Washington's Iron Curtain in Ukraine"	Fri 29 of Aug., 2014 12:52 CDT	sptah	339	y
	Robert Scheer points out the near obvious	Wed 13 of Aug., 2014 11:25 CDT	sptah	709	y
	To my fellow Zillionaires	Fri 11 of July, 2014 09:53 CDT	sptah	1551	y
	It's All for Israel	Wed 02 of July, 2014 11:13 CDT	sptah	1365	y
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