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I don't think I've ever seen a bill as destructive as Rep. Sensenbrenner's
new drug bill, H.R. 1528, the "The Safe Access to Drug Treatment &
Child Protection Act of 2005." You think America's prison population
is too high at 2 million? Get ready for 15 million.
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Germany unveiled a new passport with a chip that contains biometric data
and plans to be among the first nations in Europe to issue biometric passes,
starting Nov. 1.

On May 29, 2005, under a blazing sun, a raggle-taggle
army of French patriots, nationalists, libertarians, conservatives, socialists
and communists joined together as one in an unprecedented strategic alliance
and mounted a stunning, crippling attack on the New World Order in the heart
of Europe.

Tastes great, less filling.

The launching of Scud ballistic missiles by Syria has a primarily political background rather than military, a Russian missile technology expert said.

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