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[Masslive.com] MassLive.com: Blog Beat: The Patriots have won, what, 14 of the last 15 Super Bowls. Hell, people in Iran can blog -- a heckuva lot of them women, by the way.

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[Chroniclesmagazine.org] CULTURAL REVOLUTIONS ONLINE: The Weblog of the Chronicles Editors: The U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Missouri told eBay that its online payment service violated provisions in the USA Patriot Act between October 2001 and July 2002, according to eBay’s annual report, filed Monday with securities regulators. Under the act, it is prohibited to transmit funds known to have come from a criminal offense, or that are intended to promote or support unlawful activities.

[Onlinejournal.org] 9/11 testimony of 'Inconvenient Patriot' implicates Dennis Hastert ...: The one flaw in the Vanity Fair article is that it seems to boil Sibel Edmonds' testimony down to an Armenian Genocide resolution, when actually most of what Edmonds has testified about relates directly to 9–11 (It is not clear why a bunch of Turkish mafia types would have been so interested in a non-binding resolution on the slaughter of the Armenians by the Ottoman Turks at the beginning of the 20th Century: were they acting on behalf of the Turkish government, or were they afraid a freeze in U.S.-Turkish relations would cut off Turkey as a transshipment point for heroin and nuclear materials?)

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