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The LuLac Edition #1039, Dec. 16th, 2009
13 hours ago ago from The Lu Lac Political Letter
PHOTO INDEX: JERRY BONNER AND BRIAN DUNN COPPING PLEAS TODAY. (PHOTOS: TIMES LEADER). PLEAS PLEAS ME Wilkes-Barre Area School Director Brian Dunn entered a guilty plea this morning to accepting $5,000 in exchange for helping a teacher obtain a job within the district. Dunn entered the plea today before U.S. District Judge Richard Conaboy. Sentencing is scheduled for March 16, 2010. On the same day Luzerne County jury ...
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Gary Sick, an official in the Ford, Carter, and Reagan Administrations and now a professor at Columbia University, was a key participant earlier this month in a Harvard University simulation of US-Iran relations. His conclusion, published in The National : Is the United States really going to proceed with Iran on the basis of a sanctions policy that has consistently failed? One hopes that the Obama administration can demonstrate more ...
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Could this finally be the smoking gun? In the United Kingdom, The Times has revealed that it is in possession of an Iranian document discussing plans to construct and secretly test a “neutron trigger.” If the document is legitimate (there has been no official word yet confirming that, but it’s certainly being taken seriously) then Iran would finally be out of excuses. Their intention to build a nuclear weapon would be obvious to the whole ...
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iran missile While Obama attempts to ram through socialized medicine that the American people clearly do not want, in addition to holding us hostage to GITMO north, and persecuting Navy SEALS, Iran has test-fired medium-range missiles easily capable of reaching Israel and carrying nuclear warhead packages. The missile is believed to be capable of reaching almost any target in the Middle East, including Israel, Iraq and several ...
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Paramedics learn two lessons early in their careers: never panic and never rush. Panic typically results in foolish and/or dangerous behavior. Rushing about can cause accidents, lost equipment, and senseless mistakes. The denizens of Washington's chattering class would be well-served to remember these lessons in light of the latest revelations concerning Iran's nuclear weapons program. Endlessly waving about the latest bit of incriminating ...
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