The chicken biscuit from Chick-Fil-A. How big do you think this is? How many will it take to satisfy my appetite? Eric claims that if he stretches it out, he can make it as big as his head.
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In what must be an effort to make my head explode, the Rev. Al Sharpton is supporting a flat tax?
Excerpted from above:
Secondly, I'm working on now—and will release in March—a progressive flat tax proposal where we really deal with taxes from a level of protecting working-class America, not just lower-class America, and not continue these escalating tax cuts for the wealthy.
... although a tax system which is both progressive and flat sounds like a transmission that is both manual and automatic. Ah-hah! (Mind you this is speculation.) You could tax all income at 60% but exempt the first $10,000 of income.
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The "Leader of the Great al Fateh Revolution, the maker of the victory through which the Libyan people became the masters of themselves over their territory and are in possession of their power, weapons and wealth," Muammar al Qathafi (Qaddafi, Gadafi, etc.) |
| and His Royal Highness, Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Abdullah bin Abd al-Aziz Al Saud | ![]() |
Libya's take from the Jana (Jamahiriya News Agency). You'll need to do a intra-page find for "saud"
Saudi Arabia's take from Riyadh Daily.
And Al-Riyadh dubs Gadhafi "the man with suspect missions," writing in its main editorial: What took place at Sharm el-Sheikh is both regrettable and hurtful. We don’t even know why Gadhafi showed up at Sharm el-Sheikh in the first place, having already cursed the Arabs and sought to build a great African empire under his leadership.
Here's the story from what I can only guess would be an impartial observer, a Pakistani site:
The two Arab leaders exchanged diatribes in the full glare of the cameras before Egyptian state television pulled the plug on its live feed from the conference hall in this Red Sea resort. The row erupted after Qadhafi criticised Saudi Arabia for hosting US forces. Qadhafi charged that Saudi Arabia's King Fahd had been ready to "strike an alliance with the devil" to defend the kingdom after Iraq's 1990 invasion of neighbouring Kuwait.
Crown Prince Abdullah then cut in and pointing a finger at Qadhafi said: "... the kingdom of Saudi Arabia is not an agent of imperialism like you and others are. Who brought you to power? ... You are a liar and your grave awaits you." Abdullah asked Qadhafi, pointing a finger at him angrily: "Don't speak or interfere in things, which you have no luck or chance in."