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August 01, 2011

from Radio Free oZ Hosted by Peter Bergman

Dreaming Through A Flat Screen Darkly: Week Of 8-1-2011

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Dreaming Through A Flat Screen Darkly: Week Of 8-1-2011David and I really go after the bullshit that's going down in Washington.It's one continual rant that won't stop until we find a way out of this crisis.Turn Off Your TVStop blaming Obama for the messContemplate that he's negotiating with terrorists who will gladly let this country collapse if they don't fulfill their God-given missionJosh Woodward sings his new ballad The Handyman's Lament.David takes us out with a touch of Tang. Li Ho's Sixth Moon poem.Keep the faith. It's the glue that keeps us together.

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