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"Grayson has written one of the most comprehensive books on the narco-violence in Mexico. The author provides historical insight into the antecedents of drug production, processing, transportation, and consumption and the evolution of the war on drugs and its impact on the broader US-Mexico relationship. . . . This is one of the best books on the subject to date. Highly recommended for policy makers, graduate students, and anyone interested in the gruesome violence that plagues Mexico today."
—I. Coronado, Choice
"No, the United States' southern neighbor, with its many sophisticated institutions and complex social networks, is not the next Afghanistan. But as the veteran Mexico watcher Grayson documents in lurid and depressing detail, powerful drug traffickers have corrupted the country's political and law enforcement establishments at all levels. The cartels simply have too much money, and the U.S. government, despite four decades of waging its 'war on drugs,' has utterly failed to stem the cross-border drug flows and the distribution networks that continuously replenish criminal coffers. Grayson seems to approve of recent U.S. programs transferring equipment and technology to Mexican security forces, and he respects Mexican President Felipe Calderón's bold, forceful counterattacks against the criminal gangs. But Grayson's bottom line is pessimistic: 'It is extremely difficult--probably impossible--to eradicate the cartels. They or their offshoots will fight to hold on to an enterprise that yields Croesus-like fortunes.' More out of desperation than desire, Grayson proposes that the United States begin 'thinking about the unthinkable: decriminalization.'"
—Richard Feinberg, Foreign Affairs Magazine
"[A] historical analysis of Mexico's political past and the relationship between the country's ruling class, drug traffickers and society, which is important in understanding the roots of the battle being waged among traffickers today and the institutional weaknesses that have allowed the drug trade to flourish in Mexico. . . . this book provides details about the drug trafficking organizations themselves, their relationships with local, state and federal politicians and each other, and the rise of two new organizations in recent years—Los Zetas and La Familia—which have brought new levels of violence and cruelty to the historic disputes among traffickers in Mexico. Although the names and situations scattered throughout the book can sometimes be confusing, the author's 'who's who' table on the drug trafficking organizations and other tables with diverse information on the drug trade in Mexico provide valuable information for anyone attempting to make sense of the complex network of actors involved in drug trafficking in the country."
—International Affairs
"[A]n extremely thorough and comprehensive history and analysis of the rise of the cartels in the context of the weaknesses of the Mexican state . . . he's got all the busts and the shootouts, he's got what is so far the definitive history of the cartels and Mexico's response to them . . . we also get a history lesson on Mexican politics and culture . . . Grayson's [book] belongs in the library as a desk reference for anyone really serious about following the cartels and Mexican politics."
—Phillip Smith, Chronicle Reviews
"One of the virtues of the book is Grayson's examination of the rise and evolution of the modern Mexican state. Too often the U.S. discussion of Mexico comes without any political context. What makes his examination of the state and politics in Mexico so fascinating is the recent return of the PRI as the country's major political force – an ominous trend, according to Grayson, given the PRI's history of patronage politics, its opportunistic 'revolutionary nationalism,' and its unreformed ways."
—Tom Barry, Border Lines
"Few American academics writing about Mexico today know more about security, electoral politics, drug-trafficking and criminal violence issues than George Grayson." Mexico, Narco-Violence and a Failed State? addresses the significant consequences of each in a lively and provocative manner, providing revealing, current, and controversial insights into their impact on its political stability, social fabric, and relations with the United States. Anyone hoping to grasp the difficult, multiple, and complex aspects of drug trafficking in our southern neighbor should read this book.
—Roderic Ai Camp, McKenna Professor of the Pacific Rim, Claremont McKenna College
"William and Mary Professor George Grayson ranks among the most knowledgeable and insightful analysts of Mexican society and politics writing today. His new book on Mexico's bloody and brutal drug cartels constitutes a major contribution to the growing body of research on the '"drug thugs' who are making bilions by trafficking drugs in Mexico and through their country into the United States while wreaking havoc on both sides of the border. His detailed case studies of Mexico's major drug 'cartels' or organized crime families active in the lucrative illicit narcotics trade - the leadership and internal dynamics of the major criminal organizations, the rivalries and shifting alliances among these ruthless groups, and the shockingly violent tactics they employ against each other, the Mexican government and the Mexican people - make for a fascinating but sobering read. Concisely written and painstakingly documented, Grayson's book is a must for anyone interested in understanding what is happening in the United States' besieged southern neighbor and the implications that Mexico's current crisis holds for American society, American security and U.S.-Mexican bilateral relations."
—Bruce M. Bagley, University of Miami
"One of the greatest fallacies committed today amongst those who discuss and write about organized crime in Mexico is a limited understanding of Mexico's political history, especially how and why the country's leaders have engaged with criminal actors for decades. George Grayson's review of this history is a crisp, concise explanation that expertly frames Mexico today: a country struggling to confront unprecedented narco-violence. Grayson layers this historical backdrop with a full account of Mexican organized crime; it is one of the most thorough discussions of Mexican organized crime that I have ever seen, in English or Spanish. This book is a must read for anyone interested to know why thousands die in Mexico every year and what we can expect to see in Mexico for the rest of President Calderon's term and beyond."
—Samuel Logan, Journalist Writer
"Characterized by exhaustive research, rare in-depth knowledge of the subject outside Mexico, and compassionate wit, George Grayson's new book confirms him as one of the most distinguished scholars of Mexican politics and history. No other publication to date has unpacked and analyzed so thoroughly the labyrinthine and brutal underworld of Mexico's feared drug cartels and their complex relationship with the country's authorities and society."
—Dr. Francisco E. Gonzalez, Riordan Roett Chair in Latin American Studies, The Johns Hopkins University
"Mexico: Narco-Violence and a Failed State? is a fascinating update on the ever-evolving story of Mexico and the illegal drug traffic. . . . Professor Grayson has done a remarkable service by reporting this problem in such a complete way. Every Mexican and American citizen should be required to read this book."
—David L. Westrate, The Virginia Gazette
About the Author
George W. Grayson is professor of government emeritus at the College of William & Mary, an associate scholar at Foreign Policy Research Institute, and a senior associate at the Center for Strategic & International Studies. He is the author of Mexico: Narco-Violence and a Failed State?


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By James Hoggan • Thursday, December 1, 2005 - 07:29
A wonderfully reassuring headline appeared in Toronto's National Post newspaper on Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2005: Global Warming: Good for Canada.
This flat statement of fact was offered over a story by "Science writer Stephen Strauss," who set about debunking an earlier story that had warned of the possibility of severe droughts changing the landscape on the Canadian prairie. Strauss had done a little extra work on the file and found that the full Nature magazine article had said, in Strauss's words "These models predict that because of global warming, most of Western Canada is going to get wetter. A lot wetter."


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The Fine Arts Gallery at Southwestern University is located in the Alma Thomas Fine Arts Center. The Gallery is open daily from 1 - 5 p.m. during the exhibition dates.
April 12 – 27, 2016
Representing beginning through advanced art classes, the annual student art exhibition comprises work in the various approaches to art practice and all the mediums taught in the studio art department, including: drawing, painting, ceramics, sculpture, printmaking, digital arts, photography, design and architecture and intermedia work. There are works by art majors, art minors and non-majors in the exhibition, and the department celebrates their achievements with this comprehensive exhibition.
Juried by the studio art and architecture faculty, this exhibit privileges works by first-year through junior students, since the most advanced work represented in the senior art exhibitions has already been shown publicly in two-person exhibitions in the fine arts gallery.
Midwest Matrix: Texas
An exhibition of innovative contemporary fine art prints
This exhibition of contemporary prints by over 20 artists celebrates the individual artist-professors who contributed significantly to the now-celebrated post-WWII printmaking revival in America, and their students who have spread the rigorous Midwest print traditions throughout the United States. The exhibition also includes the work of Texas artist/professors who studied in the major Midwest graduate programs and are developing print programs in universities and colleges throughout Texas.
As part of the exhibition reception, Southwestern will screen Midwest Matrix®, a film documentary by Susan Goldman, which explores the rich tradition of fine art printmaking in the American Midwest. The screening will be from 6 – 7 p.m., January 30 (during the exhibition reception) at the Sarofim School of Fine Arts, Southwestern University, Georgetown, Texas. Ms. Goldman will be present to answer questions about the film.
Susan Goldman, Flower Power III
Works by Brian Molanphy
September 24 - November 19, 2015
Opening Reception Thursday, September 24, 2015 from 4:00 - 6:00 pm
What Things May Come
Works by
Nina Katchadourian and Annette Lawrence
Nina Katchadourian
Dont Forget - from the Family Gathering series
digital c-print
12 x 19 in
Annette Lawrence
Free Paper 1/06 - from the 13 piece series
paper and glue
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The exhibition opens October 8 with a gallery talk by Ms. Lawrence at 4:30 p.m. and continues through November 16. All events in the Fine Arts Gallery are free and open to the public.
Prints by Tom Druecker
This exhibition was in connection with Brown Symposium XXXVI, HEALING, The Art and Science of Medicine, and will be on display in the AlmaThomas Courtyard Gallery March 6.
Tom Druecker is the co-director of Slugfest Printmaking Workshop, an independent printmaking studio that offers printmaking classes and space for cooperative and contract printing located in Austin,TX. He has recently retired from the University of Texas where he was a lecturer in Lithography at for 16 years.
Patricia Olynyk: Reconceived Bodies (In Three Parts) Spring 2014
February 6 - March 6 2014
The art exhibition Reconceived Bodies (In Three Parts) by Patricia Olynyk presents selections from three distinct groupings of work, which explore medical, scientific, technological, and symbolic representations of both human and non-human life. These photographs, prints, and lightboxes investigate an array of themes that include: The Posthuman; Elective Biohancement and Cyborg Identity; The Gendering of Medical Knowledge; and The Body as Code. The exhibition is curated by Victoria Star Varner, Professor of Art and will be presented in the Fine Arts Gallery at Southwestern University. The opening reception is February 6 from 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. and the exhibition continues through March 6, 2014.


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It is located on Bulabog Beach which s heaven if you are a kite boarder - I'm not but they are great to watch, maybe I'll take lessons next time.
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Who am I kidding? This stock is an absolute train wreck. I give in. No need to play with a disaster like this. 200 DMA breached and the buy side of this stock is like the New Mexico desert. I'd buy 100 June 20 puts if anyone was selling them. I can flip flop with the best of them. Take it to 15.
this junk dipped below 200ma last sept and doubled from there.pure manipulation, holding it back .. in from 26, i will not sell less than $25.90ish..haha


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Hay has Parkinson's Syndrome, a condition that some days leaves her unable to lift her arms or even hold a fork.
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Opening statement: "Start out with a medical update, Shawn Lauvao will not play. He will be out for the game. Trent Richardson and T.J. Ward will also hold for the game. Those guys would be available to play normally, but since it's the preseason, we are going to be smart with them. Obviously, it's a good opportunity for us to get here and get a chance to play against somebody else, in which we have been waiting for and a chance to really assess, from a personnel standpoint and from a schemes standpoint of where we are."
On how the severity of Lauvao's injury: "I don't have any more details on that." On the third guard Thursday night: "We will work Garrett Gilkey and Caylin Hauptmann, as well." On what to expect from Brandon Weeden: "I think, overall as a team, I'm looking to see guys competing out there to win, seeing what they carry over from the practice field, and their execution and their efficiency to the game, ultimately the kind of effort and establishing the identity that we want to establish."
On Leon McFadden: "He pulled a groin yesterday, so he will be out as well." On other injured players who have been sitting out not playing Thursday: "Right, they will be out as well." On Leon McFadden not playing: "Hopefully we get him back soon enough and he will get his opportunity to show in the games what he can do."
On whether starters will come off the field at a certain time, whether starters will play in the second quarter: "It'll be at the time. Sometimes the offensive linemen work into it a little longer. Up front, mostly."
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After the tensions between India and Italy over the shooting of two Kerala fishermen, there were concerns that the diplomatic episode might jeopardise India's relations with the EU and that the six-year-old negotiations on the India-EU Broadbased Trade and Investment Agreement (BTIA) might flounder. But the mutuality of interests prevailed, tension was defused and the visit of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to Germany was unscathed. It became clear that Indo-German ties would not relapse into indifference, as they had before India's economic reforms, after the initial warmth between Nehru and Adenauer.
Democratic concerns and values shared by India and Germany had not been sufficient for a strategic relationship. The Cold War and the perceived Indian partiality towards East Germany had left their scars on ties. Strategic engagement came after the liberalisation of the Indian economy and the discovery by both sides of economic realities and necessities. For an export-oriented Germany, India, as a major emerging economic power, became a land of opportunities. Old cultural and educational linkages helped the process and today, India and Germany have a flourishing bilateral trade (biggest trading partner in the EU and fifth in the world), investments in both directions, cooperation in security and disarmament, counter terrorism and educational exchanges. The solidarity of the G-4, of which both Germany and India are members, as the champion of UN Security Council reform, has remained intact, even if its efforts have not succeeded.
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Gold futures fell $15 a troy ounce this week as some traders lightened up ahead of the New Year while still others began to mull over a proposal put forth by regulators that could potentially cap the amount of positions that any single entity can hold. February gold futures were trading at $1,371 on Friday afternoon.
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China opening markets for US beef could prove to be a huge factor, just as China's buying of grains, metals, and petroleum has changed the economic outlook throughout the world. Their appetite for meat could have a magnifying impact on US grain demand, since each pound of beef production requires many pounds of corn. The US is the world's largest producer and exporter of corn.
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2. "There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."
3. "I've learned that you shouldn't go through life with a catcher's mitt on both hands; you need to be able to throw something back."
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5. "History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, but if faced with courage, need not be lived again."
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I suspect he changed it, if you look he edited a week after posting and after most people had commented on it.(Original post by Architecture-er)
I find it hilarious that the OP, whilst asserting that he is a university student, manages to contradict himself between his title and his following text....
I thought uni was going to be some what like american pie movies
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I suspect he changed it, if you look he edited a week after posting and after most people had commented on it.
But its just opposite out here, Its so boring and what a big disappointment.. The library is full all days of the week, The bars are dead, if there are people theres only guys.. people just club once a night here in the uni nightclub which sucks because its turns to be a cock-fest and is so cramped up.. Where are the girls gone? where are the good parties? Is everyone got nerdish these days? What a big disappoinment.
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After holes were drilled in my walls and all equipment was installed, I was sat down at my Kitchen Table for the sales pitch that totally blind sided me.
The Tech proceeded to explain to me that what is installed in my home was not what I was guaranteed on the phone with the Sales Dept the day I agreed to go with ADT and paid them there deposit. I was told I would be covered by Intruders entering through my windows, glass breaking, outside alarms and motion detectors.
In order to get home security I was promised on the phone after running my Credit would have cost me $2000.00. YES! Two Thousand.
The next morning I checked into the company deeper and found out that I was Lied to and the Techs were from Protect Your Home, None of my Equipment was ADT. They also sold me the Cellular Back up that is monitored through AT&T only and I can not get AT&T cellular coverage in my home. (Which the techs should have verified!)
They place sensors on my windows at 12 which a small person can slide through when open and the window alarm will not sound.
There control panels have no back up box in your closet and can be pulled off the wall and smashed with no notice to police.
I could continue with more of there unknowledgeable Techs who have only been with the company 3weeks-90 days. I was given a phone number that the Sales lady said was her direct phone number at ADT should I need to call back with any questions or concerns. The number I was given was the General 800 number and no way to speak with the sales rep. as there are 100's of them solicitating the products.
Never received a verification phone call within 24 hours as told by the Sales Lady. Tech's were not at my home on Thursday to do Installation as scheduled the first time.
Thank the Good LordI did my homeworkyes a bit late but, never the less in time to cancel Protect Your Home within the 3 days.
I now have a Home Security System custom to my needs from a Local Company (which is very Important). Yesit cost more up front because they do not use lick & stick junk sensors, direct line of sight glass sensors and monitors. The Techs and Sales people have been with the company 7+ years. No hidden fees or promises!
Learn from my mistake. I decided to call my local Police Department and asked the officer in charge of Home Security and Neighborhood Crime Watch who they recommend for home security. Could not be Happier.
The Bennetts ~ May 25, 2012
P.S. When Protect Your Home came to remove there System. They offered me the moon and was willing to put any and all devices in my home if I would stay with them.
I said No.they lost all my Faith & Trust. This is mine & my Families Life.
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We should know by the end of the month if Lansing residents will have to fork over more money for their Board of Water and Light utility bills.
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I just set up WordPress and the URL link to my set up page or dashboard is not working.
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The page you tried to access does not exist on this server. This page may not exist due to the following reasons:
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kind of have the same problem, i changed the url of the blog to see if it would help as i wanted it to be mysite/blog not /Blog as i thought lower case would be better to type. I then had to change it back for various reasons and now when ever i try to filter posts or save changes in the admin area the page it looks for is not found. its looking in /Blog/wp-admin/edit.php (which does exist on server) but finds nothing.
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Carolyn and Robert Haverlin have created a warm and inviting home for their family and can now sit back and enjoy the many changes they have made to their house over the past 10 years.Carolyn and Robert Haverlin have created a warm and inviting home for their family and can now sit back and enjoy the many changes they have made to their house over the past 10 years. The Haverlins first met as children; Carolyn and Robert had lived on the same block in Bergen Beach, Brooklyn, and they started dating when Carolyn was 16 years old. They both attended St. Johns University in New York, and were married in 1990. Carolyn and Robert considered following other family members over the bridge to Staten Island, but instead they chose Holmdel after Robert, a stockbroker, kept hearing from people he worked with how nice Monmouth County was. They responded well to the family-friendly atmosphere here, and the school system has been a great place for their two daughters, Rebecca and Lauren, to grow up in. The search for their new family home led the Haverlins to a 25-year-old classic Tudor-style house in one of Holmdels many family- oriented neighborhoods. Carolyn responded to the cozy warmth and nice open floor plan, which were perfect for entertaining family and friends. They moved into their 3,250-square-foot home in 1997, and have been renovating and decorating ever since. Carolyn remembers the house being dark inside (which is typical in Tudors) so she approached the brightening-up process with a sense of adventure. Their home now features custom moldings, renovated bathrooms, and warm and inviting colors that please both the eye and the spirit. The Haverlins are an active family who enjoy playing tennis and traveling together. Their recent travels took them to Park City, Utah, on a group skiing trip, but even after busy and joyful family outings they look forward to returning to Holmdel and to their untraditional traditional Tudor.
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April 4, 2015 By tabitha goodling Sentinel correspondent MIFFLINTOWN — If forecasters are correct, the weather this summer may be much like the weather in the summer of 2014. more »»
New tours pinpoint flower sources and scenic routes
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Children's author to visit Mifflin County Library
March 28, 2015 From staff reports LEWISTOWN —The Mifflin County Library is one of four stops on children's author Greg Pizzoli's itinerary on the first day of the 2015 Pennsylvania One Book, Every Young Child... more »»
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Rogge: London hosted `happy and glorious games'
nepal IOC President Jacques Rogge has hailed the London Olympics as "happy and glorious games."
Rogge gave his verdict in a speech at the closing ceremony Sunday night.
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From those adorable miniature pumpkins for decorating, to the giants we make jack o' lanterns with – we all need a little pumpkin this fall. As much as I love munching on those pumpkin seeds, here are some ways to add some pumpkin flavor into your fall cooking that are a bit more delicious.
My favorite way to start the day: pumpkin coffee! It is more about the aroma (for me) than the actual taste, but it is sure to warm you up on a fall morning. Pumpkin flavor hits most coffee shops in the fall, so add it to your favorite coffee or try a classic pumpkin spice latte. To brew it at home, try one of the many store-bought varieties – my suggestion is Green Mountain Pumpkin Spice, a light roast complete with cinnamon and nutmeg.
The recipe I'm dying to try this year: Chai pumpkin spice cookies! The combination of chai and pumpkin is divine, especially this time of year. After the chai spice cookie comes out of the oven, plop a pumpkin Hershey Kiss right into the center and let them cool. (By the way: Am I the only one who didn't know about Pumpkin Spice Hershey Kisses?!)
Another after dinner treat: Pumpkin whoopie pies. I made these last year for Thanksgiving, and they were a huge hit. Complete with cream cheese frosting in the middle, they are rich, but small, so it's okay to have a few! Try this recipe from Our Best Bites.
Pull-apart cinnamon sugar pumpkin bread with buttered rum glaze. There is no way there can be anything wrong with this recipe. Pumpkin? Check. Butter? Check. Rum (just a pinch)? Check. Although the recipeis a bit more time intensive than some of the other recipes, your taste buds, and whoever you share your treat with, will thank you.
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Skip to comments.Organizers of proposed Obama school on Island will need new name
Posted on 12/15/2009 7:00:51 PM PST by Free ThinkerNY
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Organizers of a proposed charter school named after the president have rescinded the honor after the Obama Administration informed them of a long-standing White House policy disallowing the use of the president's name while he is in office.
The group designing the Barack Obama Community Charter School also learned a state law prohibits naming institutions for a living person without his or her permission. The new name for the proposed K-8 is the Staten Island Community Charter School.
One of the organizers, Lorna Harris of Silver Lake, said committee members are disappointed about having to change the name.
"We chose the name because the president's values and the foundational values of our school are so closely aligned," she said. "We also chose the name because of the inspiration of the president's life story."
Still, Harris said the culture at the school will be just as enriching and inspirational as originally planned.
Name it after his father then.
There are already schools named after Obama, in Chicago I think
They may be glad they didn't in a couple of years....
Why would they name a Charter School after Obama? he's against them.
They could just name it Messiah of the Universe School. Or His Eloquence the King of the Cosmos School. Everyone would know who it refers to. They don't need no silly old Obama name. Let's call a spade a spade: High Potentate and King of the Job-Saving Grifters Special Humdinger Charter School.
If Obama is out name it after Castro.
"...a long-standing White House policy disallowing the use of the president's name while he is in office."
And no one will want to use the disgraced name after we kick the Klod out of office in '12.
Not because he's black. Nope. Couldn't be.
He's only against charter schools not named for hisself. There's charter schools and then there's charter schools.
They should have went with the Staten Island Community Organizer Charter School... Then it would be kinda like naming it after him
They can name it "The Mmmm, Mmmmm, Mmmmm Charter School"
If that's the case then why does it have to be a charter school when it can just be a regular standard public school of indoctrination?
Is that a labor union-run or ACORN run school?
Barry Soeroro School might work
They can name it after his nephew, Fidel Castro Odinga.
Name it after Aunt Esther.
The ever popular magnet/charter school...
Whatever the heck that is....
Bow Barry Charter School.
Long standing policy? I thought there was a school in Long Island already named after the Messiah.
There's a few. Most are charter schools, but I think the one in Hempstead, Long Island is a regular school.
Having lived on Long Island, I can tell you Hempstead is the type of neighborhood that would elect Obama with 95% of the vote, if you grasp my meaning.
They tried to rename a Valley Stream LI school but the people rebelled.
They could call it OBummer.
Just cut out the middleman and name it after Karl Marx.
Silly. Marx is White.
I think "Obamunism Grade School" would work just fine. Or "Obamao Elementary." Or "Obozo Grammar School." What's holding them back?
Frank Davis Charter School?
That kills the proposal for many, many years if the socialist's "President-for-Life" supporters get their way.
Because this is Staten Island which will be an epicenter of the tsunami next November, "The Obama school" will NEVER happen.
Gulag No. 1 sounds good.
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