November 04, 2010

from Radio Free oZ · host Peter Bergman

We Who Are About To Be Betrayed

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We Who Are About To Be BetrayedIn the wake of the midterm, David and I say Goodbye, AmericaWill it ever go away? Is It A Lame Duck Deficit?The world could nearly end because the Air Force Blows It AgainThe cunning and the sorrow. We Who Are About To Be BetrayedIt all happened so fast. Chinese Wears The Digital CrownFor Josh Woodward it was Once TomorrowThere's no smart way to take The Road To Going StupidWake and bake early if you want to play domainsquatters.comI love to talk with Paul. Mugged By The Moralizers - A CritiqueBefore we hang with the Tang, David and I sit On The Coach With Fibber And Harry

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