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Nov 30, 2006 52 min

Indirect Democracy #14 - Nov. 30, 2006

from Indirect Democracy Hosted by David Quintana

Civil War & The N-Word - NBC finally took the plunge that many people already knew. They have taken a "courageous" claim in declaring the war in Iraq as a Civil War. It's about time. Glad they joined the club of many people who have called this a civil war. Now, find out what that means and why the government is refusing to acknowledge this fact. The incident with Michael Richards has sparked controversy, but has it caused us to go down the wrong road to censorship. Maybe George Carlin can show us the path to enlightenment and get reminded of what true hate sounds like. I have that clip too. Plus, an email from a listener, the Global Warming Update, the President's Horoscope, a Word from our New Sponsor and The What a Weinie Award. Thanks for Listening.

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