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13. February 2013, 05:42:55 Subject: Dorner is dead but.... 13. February 2013, 06:41:41 Subject: Re: Dorner is dead but.... Artful Dodger: Dorner claimed his termination was unfair, then went and proved to everyone there was probably justification for his termination. 13. February 2013, 06:58:15 Subject: Re: Dorner is dead but....  Iamon lyme: yeah. People get fired but don't kill innocent people. What a sick jerk. He's in hell now probably. 13. February 2013, 17:47:16 Subject: Re: Dorner is dead but.... Artful Dodger: I guess this pjmedia lot rely on preconceived right wing hysteria alot then!! 14. February 2013, 02:48:03 Subject: Re: Dorner is dead but.... (V): Ahhh, PJ media is great. BTW, did you hear any feedback on Obama's State of Confusion speech? 14. February 2013, 11:59:11 Subject: Re: Ahhh, PJ media is great. BTW, did you hear any feedback on Obama's State of Confusion speech? Artful Dodger: Their greatness is a relative view. When they play on stereotyping.. then they are not so great... tabloid'ish. I didn't listen to his speech or really read anything much about it. Speeches are speeches, UK politicians do them all the time and say nothing in the process. More is said in the ignoring of questions asked. eg "are people going to be better off in 2 years"... reply .. "we've lowered income tax" no yes... no no, despite figures saying no from officially recognised analysts. 15. February 2013, 02:33:53 Subject: Re: Speeches are speeches (V): Isn't that the truth! I get tired of the speeches on both sides. |
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