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sactownjudge Avatar
sactownjudge
Posts: 40
Posted: 12.17.08, 03:56 PM
Would it somehow run counter to the high level of conversation she's leading here to point out that Nermeen Shaikh is.... not an unattractive woman? (Aiming for a bit of British understatement).

Is that observation unfit for FORA conversation?
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7thDirection
Posts: 2
Posted: 12.18.08, 01:07 AM
I believe that's a perfectly astute observation STJ!

I also found some comic relief in listening while she is surrounded by two Chevron ads about their obviously very heartfelt interest in the environment and renewable energy.
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idris noor
Posts: 0
Posted: 12.31.08, 01:44 AM
wow. Another elitist voices about empire.Why not intervie common people. THey the one the victims of empire. Maybe its a trend now to give critic to empire while taking corporate sponsor. Just like CSR that they critise
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