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for crying out loud. How come any tribe is ok, as long as it’s not caucasian? get them thinking with all the rage of their grandparents. Chris, my grandparents did not rage. Full Article at Michelle Malkin
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Ever wonder why most of those in Washington inexplicably seem to care little about our country's record-setting deficits? Full Article at AZ starnet.com
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Earth is a mighty big place, and if you’re willing to strap on some snowshoes or trek through barren deserts there’s a whole lot of strangeness left out there. Full Article at Matadortrips
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By Joshua Rubenstein Of all the leaders of the Bolshevik revolution, Leon Trotsky commanded the most compelling public presence and, eventually, exerted the most lasting influence on Western intellectuals. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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For decades, Western intellectuals have judged him the Good Marxist. His assassination by Joseph Stalin's agents was further proof -- if further proofs were needed -- of his honorable intentions. Full Article at American Spectator
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Dobbs: Moving to "absolute oppos[ition]" of Obama policies. On August 6, Dobbs said on his radio show: "What do you think you're doing, Barack Obama? What kind of mindless, churlish, un-American nonsense are you ginning up this time? Full Article at Media Matters for America
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In 1989, Joseph Stalin came a distant 10th in the list of Russia’s greatest historical figures, but last year he was voted the third best Russian leader of all times. Full Article at The Hindu
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On this day - the New Republic magazine is published (1914), in Petrograd, Bolshevik leaders Vladimir Lenin and Leon Trotsky lead revolutionaries in overthrowing the Provisional Government (1917), Lyndon B. Johnson signs the Public Broadcasting Act of 1... Full Article at NW Republican
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KALININGRAD, November 6 (RIA Novosti) - A monument to Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin has been daubed with orange paint in the Russian Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad, a spokesman for the city's administration told RIA Novosti on Friday. Full Article at RIA Novosti
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On the surface of it, last Wednesday TV3 ' Inside New Zealand' - presented an informative insight into what it considered the risks of taking vitamins and supplements. Full Article at InfoNews.co.nz
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TALDY-QORGHAN, Kazakhstan -- The Communist Party is protesting the dismantling of a monument to Vladimir Lenin in the southeastern Kazakh city of Taldy-Qorghan, RFE/RL's Kazakh Service reports. Full Article at Spero News
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MAPUTO, Mozambique -- There is a leftward lean to this seaside capital. The Urban Style Boutique sits at the corner of Ho Chi Minh and Vladimir Lenin. Avenida Mao Zedong dead-ends near a five-star hotel. Full Article at Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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Russian communists protested Monday that authorities had secretly removed a statue of Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin after it was damaged in an April Fool's Day explosion. Full Article at The Independent
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Toby Westerman There is the very real danger that a Communist tyranny could be coming to America. Full Article at Renew America
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MAPUTO, Mozambique There is a leftward lean to this seaside capital. The Urban Style Boutique sits at the corner of Ho Chi Minh and Vladimir Lenin. Avenida Mao Zedong dead-ends near a five-star hotel. Full Article at The New York Times
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Communist leaders are very unlike old soldiers they would rather die than fade away. The top post in a communist party is, therefore, a lifetime appointment, which can be cut short only by a coup, death or an assassination. Full Article at Calcutta Telegraph
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MOSCOW — Tourists at the souvenir stands on the edge of Red Square smirk and chuckle as they buy T-shirts emblazoned with Vladimir Lenin’s glowering visage and Soviet propaganda posters. Twenty years ago, the Soviet Union was no joke. Full Article at New Haven Register
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For Karl Marx, it would be a moment to savour – or to mourn. Last October, world financial leaders huddled like chastened schoolchildren in an International Monetary Fund meeting hall as the world crashed around their ears. Full Article at Toronto Star
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As I work on the chapters for the book, I’m incorporating some of what I’ve been writing on these topics in recent years. Each of the following posts seems relevant to the chapter topic, “Law”. Full Article at Mediactive
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LONDON: Syphilis killed Russian revolutionary Vladimir Lenin and not a stroke, believes a British historian. To find the evidence, Helen Rappaport delved deep into books and obscure journals. Full Article at Times of India
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BERLIN - AUGUST 25: An East German, communist-era flag, an East German car symbol, matrioshka dolls and a bust of Lenin await tourists at an outdoor stand near Checkpoint Cahrlie on August 25, 2009 in Berlin, Germany.
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A visitor looks at a painting of Soviet state founder Vladimir Lenin, left, at a 'Totalitarian Art' exhibition at the National Art Gallery in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, Wednesday, July, 15, 2009.
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Some of 2,500 Russian Communist Party supporters rally with portraits of former Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin (L) and Josef Stalin (R) in the center of Moscow on April 4, 2009 to to condemn the Russian government and its handling of the economic crisis, part of nationwide protests organi...
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In this 2008 file photo a large painting of Vladimir Lenin seen on the Mashuk Mountain on the outskirts of Pyatigorsk, southern Russia. Police say vandals have sprayed paint and drawn a swastika across a large painting of Vladimir Lenin on a mountainside in Pyatigorsk.
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Communism supporters and members of the Action Society of Russia's Citizens take part in a protest against higher import duties on used cars in central Vladivostok January 31, 2009. The statue of Vladimir Lenin (R) in is seen in the background.
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A Russian Communist Party supporter holds a pictures of late Soviet leaders Vladimir Lenin (L) and Josef Stalin during an anti-government rally in the center of Moscow on January 31, 2009.
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Russian Communist supporters march in front of the mausoleum of former Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin in Red square in Moscow on January 21, 2009, marking the 85th anniversary of his death in 1924.
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Russian Communist supporters march in front of the mausoleum of former Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin in Red square in Moscow on January 21, 2009, marking the 85th anniversary of his death in 1924.
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Russian Communist supporters wave flags in front of the mausoleum of former Soviet leader Vladimir Lenin in Red square in Moscow on January 21, 2009, marking the 85th anniversary of his death in 1924.
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Two Vladimir Lenin (L and C) and a Josef Stalin (R) lookalike speak as they stand near a bag with a hand ade price list 'Lenin + Stalin = 100 rubles + 100 rubles' (100 rubles is about 3 US dollars) near Red square in Moscow on January 7, 2009.
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Russian communist party supporter holds a poster with Lenin and Stalin pictures reading 'They will return to the earth!' during a rally in centarl Moscow on December 28, 2008.
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BERLIN - SEPTEMBER 10: A bust of Vladimir Lenin looks out from a display case at the DDR Museum on September 10, 2009 in Berlin, Germany. The bust is among the many objects of everyday life in the former, communist East Germany on display at the DDR Museum.
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Ukrainian Communists rally around Vladimir Lenin monument to mark the birthday of the Soviet state founder in Kiev April 22, 2009.
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Communists line up at Vladimir Lenin's mausoleum to pay their respects to the Soviet state founder on his birthday in the Red Square in Moscow April 22, 2009.
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Ukrainian Communists rally around Vladimir Lenin monument to mark the birthday of the Soviet state founder in Kiev April 22, 2009.
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Two women clean the Vladimir Lenin monument near Belarus's government building in central Minsk on April 11, 2009.
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Protesters rally around a Vladimir Lenin monument, seen in the background, in central Donetsk, Ukraine, Friday, March 27, 2009. About 30,000 activists from the opposition Party of Regions waved blue flags and chanted 'Crisis Stop!' and 'Down with the Authorities!'.
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U.S. astronaut Timothy J. Creamer (L), Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kotov (C) and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Soichi Noguchi pose for a picture with a portrait of the founder of the Soviet state Vladimir Lenin in the background during the official farewell ceremony on their d...
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U.S. astronaut Timothy J. Creamer (L), Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kotov (C) and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Soichi Noguchi pose for a picture with a portrait of the founder of the Soviet state Vladimir Lenin in the background during the official farewell ceremony on their d...
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Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency astronaut Soichi Noguchi, right, Russian cosmonaut Oleg Kotov, center, and U.S. astronaut Timothy J. Creamer pose with a monument of Soviet founder Vladimir Lenin in the background, before their departure to Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan, outside M...
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