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Angry-Crazy Trinidadian Preaches The Word On The Train! [Video]
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Here he goes again… After already providing his illuminating views on the Kardashian clan and their success, actor Daniel Craig has continued to speak with candor, this time on the subject of politicians. Daniel Craig isn’t one to mince words, and in the latest issue of Men’s Health, he has found his latest target: politicians. “You immediately are aligning yourself with a political party,” Craig told the magazine. “Politicians are sh–heads. That’s how they become politicians, even the good ones. “We’re actors, we’re artists, we’re very nice to each other. They’ll turn around and stab you in the f–king back.” Craig, 43, earlier this year called the Kardashians “f–king idiots” for parading around Hollywood televising their most intimate moments, and his assessment of kowtowing politicians is no less flattering. “Tony Blair started it much more than anybody’s ever done,” he said of politicians who attempt to be on-the-ins with the celebrity crowd. “It becomes ‘Mephisto,’ ” he said, referencing a 1981 film about an actor who aligns with the Nazis in order to climb the social ladder. One man who balances on the line between politicians and celebrity that the “James Bond” actor does respect, however, is George Clooney. “George has his finger on the political pulse, and he’s one of those guys who can get up and talk, and I don’t have that … If someone shoves a microphone in your face and says, ‘Explain yourself,’ you have to have a 100% understanding of why you’re doing it, and unless you’re 100%, don’t f–king do it, leave it alone, let your work speak for itself.” We like this guy, he just tells it like it is. Source

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Quote Of The Day: Hollyweird Actor Daniel Craig Says Politicians Are “S***heads”
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This dude can’t be serious. Ron Paul is trying to avoid getting played out like Rick “Ni**erhead” Perry by blaming his old racist writings on “ghostwriters.” SMH. Trying to head off mounting controversy, Texas Congressman Ron Paul apologized Friday for decades-old racist and homophobic newsletters that were sent out in his name. While the GOP presidential hopeful issued the mea culpa, his said the hate-filled screeds were not the work of his pen. “[T]here were multiple ghost writers involved and he does not know who penned the particular offensive sections,” campaign spokesman Jesse Benton said in an email to Reuters. “Ultimately, because the writing appeared under his name and he should have better policed it, Dr. Paul has assumed responsibility, apologized for his lack of oversight and disavowed the offensive material.” The congressman, who is leading in many polls in the early voting state of Iowa, has come under fire in recent days for the newsletters. They were published under a handful of titles, including Ron Paul’s Political Report and Ron Paul’s Freedom Report, during his time and in out of public office during the late-1980s and early 1990s. “We are constantly told that it is evil to be afraid of black men; it is hardly irrational,” one declared. During the 1992 Los Angeles riots, another Paul hate-sheet read: “Order was only restored in L.A. when it came time for the blacks to pick up their welfare checks.” Others took aim at AIDS patients. One screed alleged a conspiracy between the federal government and the homosexual community to minimize the disease’s impact. Another accused people with AIDS of enjoying “the attention and pity that comes with being sick.” The candidate’s apology was issued as video from 1995 surfaced that showed Paul discussing the controversial newsletters, which he had claimed he had not read until about 2001. In the resurfaced video, an interview with C-SPAN, Paul — then out of office and trying to return to Congress — describes the “educational” newsletters and seems to be knowledgeable of their contents. “It covered a lot about what was going on in Washington: financial events, especially some of the monetary events, since I had been especially interested in monetary policy, had been on the banking committee and am still very interested in that subject,” said the libertarian-leaning lawmaker. “This newsletter dealt with it. This has to do with the value of the dollar, the pros and cons of the gold standard, and of course the disadvantages of all the high taxes and spending our government seems to continue to do.” The video was posted on YouTube by Alexander Kaczynski, a self-described “political junkie” who has unearthed several old videos of current presidential hopefuls. Before the candidate’s apology, his spokesman told USA Today that Paul was detailing an investment newsletter and that the incendiary comments were in others he did not write. But on CNN Wednesday, a testy Paul said he only read them on occasion and did not write them. The normally mild-mannered congressman eventually walked out on the interview. In 1996, Paul told the Dallas Morning News that the material was accurate but had merely been taken out of context. Critics say the newsletter flap could hurt him in Iowa, arguing that although the controversial newsletters were reported on before, many voters were unaware of them until now. The seeming flip-flopping and “controversy makes Paul look like just another politician,” said the Christian Science Monitor’s Peter Grier. Leon Wolf of the conservative blog Red State said the C-SPAN video was damaging. For “not having any inkling about what was in it, Paul was remarkably well informed as to its contents,” he said. These Republican candidates are a trip. The GOP is gonna be hard pressed to find somebody without a cheating scandal, gay scandal or racist past to put up for this next election. SMH. Source More On Bossip! Silver Spoon Swag: Stars That Were Born Rich Already! Sneaky Geniuses: Stars That Are Wayyyyy Smarter Than They Look Gone Home To Glory: The Notable Names That Passed Away In 2011 Part 1 X-Rated Bangers: The Hottest Black Adult Movie Stars In The Biz…Would You Wife Any Of Them?

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SMH: GOP Old Head Ron “Racist” Paul Apologizes For Hateful And Homophobic Letters, Blames “Ghost Writers”
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In Case You Missed It Comedy: Newt Gingrich Heckled Heavily By Occupy Iowa [Video]
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We’re celebrating today, not because we “won a war,” but because so many families are about to be reunited. American troops lowered the flag of command that flew over Baghdad Thursday morning, rolled it, and placed it in a green and gray case, officially ending the controversial United States military mission in Iraq after nearly nine years. The understated ceremony under the bright Iraqi sun was the very opposite of the nighttime shock and awe bombardment of Baghdad that began the war against Saddam Hussein in March 2003. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta flew into Baghdad Thursday morning for the ceremony, where he vowed: “We do not forget the lessons of war. “Nor will we ever forget the sacrifices of the more than one million men and women of the United States armed forces who served in Iraq, and the sacrifices of their families,” he said. Panetta paid tribute to the nearly 4,500 Americans who were killed and more than 30,000 who were wounded in Iraq, where an estimated one million Americans troops have served in the past eight-and-a-half years. Iraq Body Count, an independent public database, calculates more than 150,000 Iraqis died between March 2003 and October 2010, the vast majority of them civilians. Panetta said the United States was “deeply indebted” to all Americans in uniform, and hailed the advances made in Iraq since Saddam Hussein was toppled by the invasion. And he said the day “is not about the United States. Rather, today is about Iraq. This is a time for Iraq to look forward.” Gen. Martin Dempsey, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, explained in very practical terms what the end of the U.S. mission meant. Departing from his prepared text, he said he had been able to fly into Iraq on this occasion simply because he wanted to. “The next time I come here, I’m going to have to be invited by the Iraqi government, and I kind of like that,” Dempsey said, before concluding his speech with thanks and a blessing in Arabic. Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki was not present, having returned to the country from the United States as the ceremony began. President Jalal Talabani was expected to be there but did not attend. The ceremony marked the official end of the mission that began with the United States-led invasion of Iraq in March 2003, aimed at toppling Saddam Hussein. His regime fell in a matter of weeks, and he was captured in December 2003 after months in hiding, then executed in 2006 after a trial by Iraq’s new authorities. All U.S. troops must be out of Iraq by the end of this month after Washington and Baghdad failed to agree on terms under which they could remain. There were about 5,500 American troops in Iraq as of Tuesday, the most recent day American officials in Iraq gave CNN figures. Do you really think it’s over? And if so, what do you think we’ve accomplished over the last 8 1/2 years?

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It’s A Celebration!!! Today OFFICIALLY Marks The End Of The War In Iraq
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