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POPSRight-wingnuts are cashing in on Ted Kennedy's Death: THE BATTLE AGAINST TRYING TO LOWER HEALTH-CARE COSTS SO EVERYONE WILL BE ABLE TO GET GOOD HEALTH INSURANCE. Anyone listening to AH’s like Dick (like we need another Republican Dick) needs to trade in their sheep-like brain for a practical judgment type of one. thinkingblue) Of course I know that is impossible or is it? Why can't the tea-bagging, townhallers' open their scared little closed brains and let some thought in? It certainly will do them and the rest of us some good. Watch this video to help you see the beautiful light of enlightenment: MONEY DRIVEN MEDICINE click this link: http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/08282009/watch.html
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POPS L’astuzia è una qualità che molti italiani ammirano. 
"Berlusconi vince perchè personifica il sogno della ricchezza, della fama e del lusso che le sue televisioni commerciali promuovono già da due decenni." Fama, lusso e ricchezza ottenuti ad ogni costo. I TELSPETTATORI la pensano così. "Lo hanno appoggiato quando nel 1994 da uomo d’affari è entrato in politica e sei mesi dopo è diventato premier. Gli hanno concesso il beneficio del dubbio quando era compromesso per evasione fiscale e corruzione della Guardia di Finanza ed hanno ignorato la critica che un premier non può essere anche il più grande imprenditore del paese e possedere tre televisioni. Ci sono state anche voci di contatti con la mafia e di corruzione di giudici. Due dei più vicini collaboratori di Berlusconi sono stati condannati per questo. Ma non Berlusconi. Nell’aprile dello scorso anno ha nuovamente ottenuto una grande vittoria elettorale. Persino ora che è sotto attacco, il partito di Berlusconi ha ottenuto alle elezioni europee il 35% dei voti. Il suo Popol
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POPSHow Republicans created executive branch hegemony The Statue of Liberty (La liberté éclairant le monde) symbolizes the United States's wish to be free from oppression and tyranny. It was presented to the United States by France, which is the country of Charles de Secondat, baron de Montesquieu, whose idea of separating and balancing the legislative, the executive, and the judiciary power, is the fundament of any reasonable democratic constitution.
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POPSChampion Imperils Himself
Wu Lihong, an activist who crusaded for decades about the pollution of Lake Tai, the center of China’s ancient “land of fish and rice.” Mr. Wu, however, bore silent witness. Shortly before the algae crisis erupted in May, the authorities here in his hometown arrested him. In mid-August, with a fetid smell still wafting off the lake, a local court sentenced him to three years on an alchemy of charges that smacked of official retribution. Senior officials have tried to address environmental woes mostly through pulling the traditional levers of China’s authoritarian system: issuing command quotas on energy efficiency and emissions reduction; punishing corrupt officials who shield polluters; planting billions of trees across the country to hold back deserts and absorb carbon dioxide. But they do not dare to unleash individuals who want to make China cleaner. Grass-roots environmentalists arguably do more to expose abuses than any edict emanating from Beijing. But they face a politica
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