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Trucker Tom Podcast #1228 — Eugenics, The Real Aim Of Copenhagen

December 11, 2009Podcast1.8 trillion, 2010 backlash, ACORN, birth control, China, Citibank, climate deal, Climategate, Copenhagen, customers, death control, debt ceiling, Democrats, Denmark, document dump, eugenics, GoDaddy Discount Coupon Codes, healthcare reform, Obamacare, population control, Repbulicans, vegeterrorismTomWiles

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Eugenics, The Real Aim Of Copenhagen

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Population control called key to climate deal

The real inconvenient truth

Eat less meat and dairy: official recipe to help health of consumers – and the planet

Man's death prompts care review

Bush closes the gap

ACORN Document Dump: Citibank Jeopardizes Customers for ACORN

Dems to lift debt ceiling by $1.8 trillion, fear 2010 backlash

Healthcare reform draws nearer

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