What the Heck

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"The Iraq war has been an amazing success, global warming is just a myth and Guantanamo Bay is practically a holiday camp. The annual cruise organized by the 'National Review,' mouthpiece of right-wing America, is a parallel universe populated by straight-talking, gun-toting, God-fearing Republicans." "The Mexicans are getting these benefits, the coloureds or niggers, whatever they are saying, are getting these benefits, and I as a white man am losing my country." More

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"Artists invited to perform at an annual music festival in the Republic of Congo were lodged in hotels, except for a group of Pygmy musicians who were instead housed at the zoo. Congolese officials, who invited the band of Pygmy musicians to perform at the Festival of Pan-African Music, or Fespam, said their intention was to place them in a "familiar setting."" More

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Instead of paying for the war in Iraq, U.S. tax dollars could have paid for free gas for all U.S. citizens for 1.2 years.

US drivers consume approximately 384.7 million gallons of gasoline a day. Retail prices averaged $2.64 a gallon in 2006. Breaking it down, $456 billion could buy gasoline for everybody in the United States, for about 449 days.

More examples of what $456 billion could buy...

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"The world's oldest continuously operating family business ended its impressive run last year. Japanese temple builder Kongo Gumi, in operation under the founders' descendants since 578, succumbed to excess debt and an unfavorable business climate in 2006." More

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"The Thai government has banned access to the YouTube video-uploading website after it broadcast material critical of the country's king." More

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"The Skynet spacecraft will deliver secure, high-bandwidth communications for UK and "friendly" forces. The launch is part of a multi-billion-pound project that will allow the Army, Royal Navy and RAF to pass much more data, faster between command centres." SKYNET??! No, not that Skynet, this Skynet.

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