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Louisiana Rep. John Fleming thinks Onion article is real news… “How exactly did you get elected?”
ONION EDITOR: “We’re delighted to hear that Rep. Fleming is a regular reader of America’s Finest News Source and doesn’t bother himself with The New York Times, Washington Post, the mediums of television and radio, or any other lesser journalism outlets.”

Ron Paul’s Nevada disappointment…

The campaign had identified as many as 24,000 supposedly committed voters in their phone call operation (that’s far more than the 16,486 Romney got, which explains why wild dreams of a win for Paul’s people were not so outrageous). But only a bit more than 6,000 actually voted. Unlike the Paul campaign’s success in actually generating turnout in Iowa and New Hampshire, that final crucial step, the one that’s up to the voters themselves, the one that no amount of Ron Paul campaign staff or volunteer work can do for them–getting off their ass and going to the caucus meeting–was neglected by far too many voters.

Paul camp cries fraud over Nevada Caucus results…

DARPA working on brain hack to induce “flow” (for military purposes, of course)…
“Initially, there is a slight tingle, and suddenly my mouth tastes like I’ve just licked the inside of an aluminium can. I don’t notice any other effect. I simply begin to take out attacker after attacker.”
2012 TECHNOLEAP: Google wants to make sci-fi a reality with conference for radical tech ideas…
Solve for X: “A forum to encourage and amplify technology-based moonshot thinking and teamwork”

Up yours, NBC censors: M.I.A. hit and runs Super Bowl Half-Time Show with profanity/middle finger…
THAT’S THE JOKE: Illuminati Super Bowl Half Time Show symbolism explained…
SYMBOLS DECODED: A celebration of the grand priestess of the music industry…

UK: Religious healing group called out, told not to advertise unsubstantiated claims..

8 things your employees need most…

1. Freedom. Best practices can create excellence, but every task doesn’t deserve a best practice or a micro-managed approach. (Yes, even you, fast food industry.)

Autonomy and latitude breed engagement and satisfaction. Latitude also breeds innovation. Even manufacturing and heavily process-oriented positions have room for different approaches.

RECOUNT: Vote fraud in Nevada’s largest county, very real…
“With just half of the vote counted, officials have already discovered some discrepancies. In some precincts, the number of ballots did not match the number of voters who signed in to participate in the caucus.”
NEVADA GOP GETS TWO BLACK EYES…

35 pounds of cocaine discovered at U.N. headquarters…

Piers Morgan is a twat…

FLIP FLOP FIGHT: Gingrich staffers violently attack Ron Paul supporter’s feet in Florida…
Ron Paul demands Gingrich apology after a supporter is injured in clash with Newt loyalists…
Edward Dillard files lawsuit against Gingrich and security team for assault…

If Ron Paul won Nevada… Would the mainstream media even tell you?

Novus ordo seclorum: Biggest holder of $16.4 trillion government debt is Federal Reserve, $6.3 trillion…
Ron Paul: “The debt should be priority number one, for everybody. It is for me.”

Independent informational campaign: Dangers of Fracking…
Ohio tries to escape fate as dumping ground for fracking fluid…
POLITICIANS WANT $$$: Short term windfall tax sought on energy producers…

Victory over eminent domain abuse! Redevelopment agencies abolished in California…
Virginia proposes state constitutional amendment…
Property rights battle rages on seven years after Kelo v. New London decision…

Endorsement from Trump or Bachmann? It’s actually harmful to a GOP campaign…
NBC cautions: “We’re hearing and seeing things that this Trump-Newt endorsement isn’t a done deal”…
Romney’s strategy to deal with Ron Paul Revolution: appeal to middling pragmatists…

FDA claims stem cells are a drug…

The bizarre controversy revolves around the FDA’s attempt to regulate the Centeno-Schultz Clinic in Colorado that performs a nonsurgical stem-cell therapy called Regenexx-C. It is designed to treat moderate to severe joint, tendon, ligament, and bone pain using only adult stem cells. Doctors draw your blood, spin it through a centrifuge, extract the stem cells and re-inject them into your damaged joints. It uses no other drugs. No drugs means no FDA oversight and that does not sit well with the administration.

LP.org presidential candidate listing requirements revised… again…
6 make the cut: Roger Gary, R. J. Harris, Gary Johnson, Carl Person, Bill Still, Lee Wrights…

“A staggering 92 percent of the political ads run in Florida over the last week of the campaign have been negative.”

FDA hacked into email account of whistleblower scientist with government spy toolkit…
Whistleblowers.org posts docs, screen recording pics… “Snapshot recording for RCS”

Pro-Paul Super PAC “Endorse Liberty” gets boost from PayPal co-founders…
Peter Thiel contributes $900K…
Frontrunner in web advertising, trouble reaching 50-plus voters “because they’re not on the Internet”..

Teens leaving Facebook for Twitter…
Twitter CEO gets political, dismisses SOPA/PIPA blackouts as counterproductive… “You don’t pull the batteries out of the microphone”

FLORIDA VOTERS MIXED UP ON GINGRICH/ROMNEY SUCKFEST…
LONG GAME: Ron Paul likely to win more delegates than Gingrich or Santorum this week, in MAINE…

“Venerable” Old Politics on the Newt Frontier…

The Speaker comes here to Florida, wants to spend untold amount of money having a colony on the moon. I know it’s very exciting on the Space Coast. In South Carolina, it was a new interstate highway, and dredging the port in Charleston. In New Hampshire, it was burying a power line coming in from Canada and building a new VA hospital in New Hampshire so that people don’t have to go to Boston. Look, this idea of going state to state and promising what people want to hear, promising billions, hundreds of billions of dollars to make people happy, that’s what got us into the trouble we’re in now.

No kidding. Is this the same Mitt Romney who went to the Iowa cornfields last year, plighting his troth to subsidies for ethanol? “I support the subsidy of ethanol,” he said. “I believe ethanol is an important part of our energy solution for this country.” That was in May. By October he was saying, “I’ve indicated I didn’t think the subsidy had to go on forever.”The subsidies would expire in December, but “I might have looked at more of a decline over time,” Romney said, because of “the importance of ethanol as a domestic fuel.”

Double oof!