Ethel Rohan, author of ‘Out of Dublin’ on Curt Rude's writing. "Overall, great writing style. Reminds me of Rushdie: internal, emotionally complicated, and dualistic. Delivered with a sensitivity and awareness that is underrated. In one word his work is Awesome!"
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Looks like Norway to Brussels then ending up in Belgium. Looking forward to it.
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Looks like Norway to Brussels then ending up in Belgium. Looking forward to it.
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50 Rapes - 12 Murders while the perp was employed as a police officer. To think, JusThis was described as 'a turning out the lights in ...
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Some people you will always have about you whom you can trust, and no man these days can boast of more than that. Remember them; forget the...
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29 murdered in U.S. Schools so far in 2018 . . . 13 killed in the Military. Not much to report on school murders in the Middle East. The Ta...
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Man what a gift. My Editor in Chief is truly heaven sent. He is heading to Russia but oh c'mon man. No collusion. Just plain awesome in...
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Yikes on the last post. Guess you got to be careful! Serious question. What is the most serious issue confronting this nation (US) currentl...
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u ever thougth of how u gonna die maybe on round to your empty head or a knife a cross the neck and you make fun of Islam no more you sorry...
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Headed to the Atlantic. Will keep ya posted on the daily grind. Nothing back from Stephen King yet. Would love a couple of minutes with him....
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This is why I wrote 'The Passionate Jihadist'. To attempt some level of understanding of 'random' acts of violence. Today,...

A big fat loser!
ReplyDeleteJulian Assange came to international attention as the founder of the whistle-blowing Web site, Wikileaks. In 2006, Assange began work on Wikileaks, a Web site intended to collect and share confidential information on an international scale. The site officially launched in 2007 and it was run out of Sweden at the time because of the country's strong laws protecting a person's anonymity. For his efforts, the internet activist earned the Time magazine "Person of the Year" title in 2010.
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