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The Cody Blog: The Cody News (June 22nd, 2005)

Wednesday, June 22, 2005

The Cody News (June 22nd, 2005)

Mississippi verdict greeted by a generation gap
Christian Science Monitor - 39 minutes ago
By Kris Axtman Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor. PHILADELPHIA, MISS. – In some ways, the meaning of this week's manslaughter conviction in a high-profile 1964 case involving three murdered ...
I guess we should call it " justice served," but this guy and others got away with this horrendous crime for decades.

Militants fire at Palestinian PM as truce with Israel unravels
Times Online - 1 hour ago
Ahmed Qureia, the Palestinian Prime Minister, was forced to cut short a visit to the West Bank city of Nablus today after gunmen unleashed a volley of shots towards the building were he was holding talks, underlining the growing state of lawlessness. ...
What a convoluted mess.

Senator seeks Democratic support for Social Security plan
CNN - 3 hours ago
Sen. Bob Bennett, center, is flanked by Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist and Sen. Rick Santorum, right. WASHINGTON (CNN) -- In a move designed to draw support from Democrats, a Republican senator said he ...
And people wonder why I think the term "Republican" is synomous with socialist. And Democrats? Eh, whats the difference.

Senator seeks Democratic support for Social Security plan
CNN - 3 hours ago
Sen. Bob Bennett, center, is flanked by Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist and Sen. Rick Santorum, right. WASHINGTON (CNN) -- In a move designed to draw support from Democrats, a Republican senator said he ...
At some point I guess public figures will finally learn that comparing anything to the Nazis stirs up a hornet's nest of bad press.

NBA and its union agree to 6-year deal
International Herald Tribune - 1 hour ago
The NBA will have labor peace and, potentially, a better product on the court as the result of a six-year collective bargaining agreement that was reached by owners and players. The pact, struck on Tuesday ...
Given the fact that you and I are forced at gunpoint to pay for these guys' office space (stadiums), I'm a little confused as to why I wasn't consulted on this deal. $600 million in this city, $800 million in that one - out of your pocket and into theirs at gunpoint. Be sure and pay your taxes though.

posted by Cody Willard at 6/22/2005 02:47:00 PM

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Cody,

While I am really not in favor of having to pay taxes for stadiums just for professional sports. I do feel that the new rules by the NBA about not being eligble for the draft are purely racist based. I mean when was the last time you heard about some white kid, being taken advantage of to sign a pro baseball contract at 18 skip college and make 2500.00 a month if there lucky enough to chase the dream. Danika Patrick is 18 and was going 230 mph. Racecar drivers can die at work. Then lets talk about Tennis, Golf, Hockey, Horse racing (maybe their just short not young) yet just because the white community thinks the 6-8 black guy with the 10 carot diamond earings, Driving the trick Escalade with 25" spinners. making 12 mill for the first 3 years shouldent be there, because hes too inmature to handle that kind of money and responsibility. I think David Stern and his band of very rich owners have forgotten they were all 18 at one time and were not held back. this is anti- american anti free market and fully based on RACISM of The jealous white man.
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A dyslexic WHITE MAN

6/29/2005 12:10:00 PM  

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