Michael Moore’s ‘Here Comes Trouble’ Book Tour Hits White Plains, New York (10/24/11)

   Michael Moore: “We live in a liberal country … You know who believes it — and they’re proving that they believe it — are the Republicans. Because why would you try to suppress the vote if you believed you lived in a Conservative country? If you believed you lived in a Republican country, the last thing you would do would be to make it hard for people to vote. You’d be setting up voting booths in every Wal-Mart across the country.” — Michael Moore, Monday, October 24th, White Plains, New York

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Texas Campaign for the Environment: Walmart Here I Come!

This is such a environmentally sound, way to implement environmental laws!
This is a good model for other states, like California, if there isn’t already a recycling law in place for TV Sets!

America’s Lastest Conquistadore, “El” Walmart

http://gislounge.com/walmart-expansion-across-the-us/

“To rediscover America, is to reconquer it, zip code after zip code, Soul after soul”,

This is the writing on the wall…Now zipit.

Free market? Who are you kidding…

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