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May 18th, 2008 by yaman | Posted in Current Events |

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SLOTERVAART, Netherlands (AFP) — A harassed gay minority in a conservative suburb in otherwise tolerant Amsterdam has found a guardian angel in the local Muslim mayor.
1 comment »Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) has come out in support of the military coup in Honduras, chastising President Obama in a statement for what he calls “a slap in the face to the people” of that country.
Democratically elected presidents that the American foreign policy establishment doesn’t like are transformed into dictators. Same in South America, same in the Middle East, same wherever the people are brown, black, or yellow.
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Since everybody was waiting to know, the coup in Honduras will not disrupt your summer cruise plans.
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No Comments »Racist images posted on Facebook sparked a march of 300 African American students in Berkeley, Calif.
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