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Trucker Tom Podcast #1232 — Buying In To The Big Lie

December 17, 2009PodcastAl Gore, bankruptcy, barack obama, buying in, climate change, climate change scandal, Climategate, Copenhagen, CRU, Democrat Blues, Democrats, Denmark, Domain name, East Anglia, federal government, Federal government of the United States, fortunetellers, ghosts, global warming hoax, gone to hell, Governor Perry, Great Depression, Health care, money, Obamacare, petro power currency, Republicans, talking with the dead, texas, the big lie, Uganda, United StatesTomWiles

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Buying In To The Big Lie

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Perry jokes that former buddy Al Gore has "gone to hell" on climate change issue

Copenhagen summit veering towards farce, warns Ed Miliband

Climate talks deadlocked as clashes erupt outside

New study: More Democrats than Republicans believe in ghosts, talking with the dead, fortunetellers

Democrats' Blues Grow Deeper in New Poll

President Obama: Federal Government 'Will Go Bankrupt' if Health Care Costs Are Not Reined In

Gulf petro-powers to launch currency in latest threat to dollar hegemony

BBC slammed for debating Ugandan bill to kill gays

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