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Posted by: Esgana 3 months, 3 weeks ago

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Esgana3 months, 2 weeks ago

hi please vote and visit this http://tech.propeller.com/story/2008/05/08/most...
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SunnyDays3 months, 2 weeks ago

Yeah, the problem here is that we lose our personal opinion sometimes just for the sake of gaining popularity for your website
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gamahuche3 months, 2 weeks ago

One crappy badly written article containing 0 information.
An especially innane post here since it doesn't even refer to propeller.
Please remove me from your "friends"
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SwampFox-82nd3 months, 1 week ago

One thing I've noticed over the past eight years' people who once trusted the newsprint and TV to obtain their right to know the truth have flocked literally to groups who no longer trust our media to provide them with objective analysis and objective news reporting. That does not bode well for newspapers and conglomerate media. Fox has been in Bush's little corner since before the war in Iraq, and has manipulated their brand of news toward Republicans with unabashed biased opinion with the likes of Bill O'Reilly.
Most folks, myself being one such person, find cool Americans who like me are reaching for truth. They are fed-up with regurgitated GOP rhetoric -- they want what all Americans deserve, unbiased, fact-finding reporting.
I'd rather meet those who know when they are fed bull-poop from the very people who openly lie to conceal the truth about candidates, pandering to wealthy CEOs, and political groups.
Bull-puck, say I.
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