Student Arrested at University of Florida
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
A University of Florida student (Andrew Myers) stepped up to the mic and began asking John Kerry a bunch of interesting questions during his visit to the campus. I believe asking him if he was a member of the secret society Skull & Bones finally caused the police to arrest him and eventually get tasered.
I actually disagree with the way things were handled. The guy was only asking questions. Questions that it seemed Senator Kerry were about to answer before Myers was detained.
A University of Florida student (Andrew Myers) stepped up to the mic and began asking John Kerry a bunch of interesting questions during his visit to the campus. I believe asking him if he was a member of the secret society Skull & Bones finally caused the police to arrest him and eventually get tasered.
I actually disagree with the way things were handled. The guy was only asking questions. Questions that it seemed Senator Kerry were about to answer before Myers was detained.
I actually disagree with the way things were handled. The guy was only asking questions. Questions that it seemed Senator Kerry were about to answer before Myers was detained.
A University of Florida student (Andrew Myers) stepped up to the mic and began asking John Kerry a bunch of interesting questions during his visit to the campus. I believe asking him if he was a member of the secret society Skull & Bones finally caused the police to arrest him and eventually get tasered.
I actually disagree with the way things were handled. The guy was only asking questions. Questions that it seemed Senator Kerry were about to answer before Myers was detained.
Nazi Saul Petitions Against Ron Paul
Friday, May 18, 2007
Michigan - The Chairman of the Michigan Republican Party, Saulius Anuzis, or "Saul" as he likes to be called, took the day off from persecuting and killing Christians to write a petition to keep Ron Paul out of future Republican debates. He also took the time to come up with a new oxymoron, "Support the President and the Troops."
more at Ron Paul Unofficial Blog
more at Ron Paul Unofficial Blog
Labels: news, politics, presidential candidate, republican, Ron Paul, scoop
Nicolas Sarkozy - France's Presidential Election
Monday, May 7, 2007
Conservative Nicolas Sarkozy won France's presidential election on Sunday, beating his Socialist rival Segolene Royal by a comfortable margin and extending the right's 12-year grip on power.
The BBC reported Sarkozy had 53 percent of the vote, while Socialist Segolene Royal had 47 percent. The turnout was estimated at 85.5 percent, the highest for a French election in decades.
The BBC reported Sarkozy had 53 percent of the vote, while Socialist Segolene Royal had 47 percent. The turnout was estimated at 85.5 percent, the highest for a French election in decades.
Labels: french elections, politics, president, sarkozy
