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Madonna - The Beast Within Mabuse (V2 Propaganda mix)

January 26, 2007, 03:33 PM

KlaSh-E did a fantastic job on this version 2 videomix creation of Madonna vs. Propaganda. It's brilliant! Thank you, KlaSh-E!

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Madonna - The Beast Within Mabuse (V2 Propaganda mix)

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	buddy34 \| December 17, 2007 KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - Afghan and NATO-led forces killed 20 Taliban fighters and wounded and captured more in an operation west of the main southern city of Kandahar, the provincial police chief said on Monday. The Zherai district, west of Kandahar, is a hotbed of Taliban activity that has been fought over many times between insurgents and Afghan and mainly Canadian troops. Some villages have changed hands several times. In the capital Kabul, police shot dead a suicide bomber close to the airport on Monday, the Interior Ministry said.The hardline Islamist Taliban relaunched their insurgency to overthrow the pro-Western Afghan government and eject foreign forces with a campaign of guerrilla war in the south and east, combined with suicide attacks across the country.
	buddy34 \| December 16, 2007 ~WAVES~ Most are tossed and turned by waves. Some like the sub, ride deep beneath the daily storms in peace. Some simply surf the waves and have a lot of fun. Some drown. You can't stop the waves; it's the nature of the ocean of life. You can only choose which method you will use to handle them. You can be tossed like most. You can drown like many. You can surf and have fun while you can, but even a surfer gets tired. To ride comfortably beneath the waves requires a ship containing breath that is not our own. That ship. . . is not crowded. ~Author Unknown~
	buddy34 \| December 15, 2007 PORTLAND, Ore. - Brian Sean Griffith, formerly Shawn Eckardt, a former bodyguard to figure skater Tonya Harding who admitted a role in the attack on her rival Nancy Kerrigan during Olympics tryouts, has died. He was 40. Harding claimed she didn't know of the plan. She pleaded guilty to conspiracy to hinder an investigation and was banned from U.S. Figure Skating Association competitions.
	buddy34 \| December 15, 2007 On This Day In History: ...12/15... 1791: The Bill of Rights, the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, took effect following ratification by Virginia. 1916: The French defeated the Germans in the World War I Battle of Verdun. 1939: The movie "Gone With the Wind" had its world premiere in Atlanta. 1961: Former Nazi official Adolf Eichmann was sentenced to death by an Israeli court. 1965: Two U.S. manned spacecraft, Gemini 6 and Gemini 7, maneuvered to within 10 feet of each other while in orbit. 1978: President Jimmy Carter announced he would grant diplomatic recognition to Communist China on New Year's Day and sever official relations with Taiwan. 1989: A popular uprising began in Romania; it led to the downfall of dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.
	buddy34 \| December 14, 2007 Thank you for your comment, dfwtexxas. Don't worry. The United States of America can deal with this complicated issue and many more, and this may take more time than many would like, but all truly great things are worth it!
	dfwtexxas \| December 14, 2007 ELLIS ISLAND- The federal immigration station opened on January 1, 1892 and was closed in November 1954, but not before processing 12 million immigrants (estimates range up to 20 million). In the 50 years before Ellis Island opened, over 8 million immigrants had been processed locally by New York State officials at Castle Garden Immigration Depot in Manhattan. THATS 20-30 MILLION IN 110 YEARS- THATS PEOPLE WHO WANTED TO COME HERE LEGALLY AND ASSIMILATE AND BE AMERICANS, NOT THE CRIMINALS WE SEE TODAY INVADING AMERICA- COMPARE THAT WITH 20 MILLION ILLEGALS 1986-2006...NOW UPWARDS OF 3 MILLION PER YEAR COMING ILLEGALLY. PLUS BETWEEN 350,000-500,OOO ANCHOR BABIES BORN EVERY YEAR TO ILLEGALS- (FASCISM) PERFECT MERGING OF CORPERATION+GOVT=CHEAP IGNORANT ILLEGAL LABOR WHO ASK NO QUESTIONS AS TO WHY AMERICANS ARE BEING SOLD OUT TO THE GLOBAL PLANTATION
	buddy34 \| December 14, 2007 On This Day In History: ...12/14... 1819: Alabama joined the Union as the 22nd state. 1946: The United Nations General Assembly voted to establish the U.N. headquarters in New York City. 1981: Israel annexed the Golan Heights, seized from Syria in 1967. 1997: Cuban President Fidel Castro declared Christmas 1997 an official holiday to ensure the success of Pope John Paul II's upcoming visit to the communist country. 1998: President Bill Clinton stood witness as some Palestinian leaders renounced a call for the destruction of Israel. 1999: U.S. and German negotiators agreed to establish a $5.2 billion fund for Nazi-era slaves and forced laborers. 2000: The Federal Trade Commission unanimously approved the $111 billion merger of America Online and Time Warner. 2006: South Korea's Ban Ki-moon was sworn in as the eighth secretary-general of the United Nations.
	buddy34 \| December 13, 2007 A top campaign adviser to Hillary Clinton resigned Thursday. "I made a mistake and in light of what happened, I have made the personal decision that I will step down as the co-chair of the Hillary for President campaign," Bill Shaheen, an attorney, said in a statement released by the campaign Thursday. Clinton said it had nothing to do with Shaheen's earlier comments. However, Ned Helms, said he saw a pattern after the recent resignations of two Clinton volunteer coordinators in Iowa. "When you see a pattern of people making statements and the follow-up statement, 'Oh, that wasn't authorized,' it doesn't take a genius to see that there's a thread going on here," Helms said. "The only way to stop these kinds of tired, desperate attacks is to demonstrate very clearly that they have a real cost to Senator Clinton's campaign," campaign manager David Plouffe wrote. "Make no mistake, this kind of attack is becoming a pattern as Clinton's support declines."
	buddy34 \| December 13, 2007 ENTHUSIASM To become enthusiastic is never an accident; it's always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction, and skillful execution.
	buddy34 \| December 12, 2007 On This Day In History: ...12/12... 1745: John Jay, American statesman and the first chief justice of the Supreme Court, was born in New York City. 1787: Pennsylvania became the second state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. 1946: A United Nations committee voted to accept a six-block tract of Manhattan real estate offered as a gift by John D. Rockefeller Jr. to be the site of U.N. headquarters. Some Birthdays Today: Frank Sinatra, Bob Barker, Connie Francis, Hank Williams III...
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	buddy34 \| December 17, 2007 KANDAHAR, Afghanistan - Afghan and NATO-led forces killed 20 Taliban fighters and wounded and captured more in an operation west of the main southern city of Kandahar, the provincial police chief said on Monday. The Zherai district, west of Kandahar, is a hotbed of Taliban activity that has been fought over many times between insurgents and Afghan and mainly Canadian troops. Some villages have changed hands several times. In the capital Kabul, police shot dead a suicide bomber close to the airport on Monday, the Interior Ministry said.The hardline Islamist Taliban relaunched their insurgency to overthrow the pro-Western Afghan government and eject foreign forces with a campaign of guerrilla war in the south and east, combined with suicide attacks across the country.
	buddy34 \| December 16, 2007 ~WAVES~ Most are tossed and turned by waves. Some like the sub, ride deep beneath the daily storms in peace. Some simply surf the waves and have a lot of fun. Some drown. You can't stop the waves; it's the nature of the ocean of life. You can only choose which method you will use to handle them. You can be tossed like most. You can drown like many. You can surf and have fun while you can, but even a surfer gets tired. To ride comfortably beneath the waves requires a ship containing breath that is not our own. That ship. . . is not crowded. ~Author Unknown~
	buddy34 \| December 15, 2007 PORTLAND, Ore. - Brian Sean Griffith, formerly Shawn Eckardt, a former bodyguard to figure skater Tonya Harding who admitted a role in the attack on her rival Nancy Kerrigan during Olympics tryouts, has died. He was 40. Harding claimed she didn't know of the plan. She pleaded guilty to conspiracy to hinder an investigation and was banned from U.S. Figure Skating Association competitions.
	buddy34 \| December 15, 2007 On This Day In History: ...12/15... 1791: The Bill of Rights, the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, took effect following ratification by Virginia. 1916: The French defeated the Germans in the World War I Battle of Verdun. 1939: The movie "Gone With the Wind" had its world premiere in Atlanta. 1961: Former Nazi official Adolf Eichmann was sentenced to death by an Israeli court. 1965: Two U.S. manned spacecraft, Gemini 6 and Gemini 7, maneuvered to within 10 feet of each other while in orbit. 1978: President Jimmy Carter announced he would grant diplomatic recognition to Communist China on New Year's Day and sever official relations with Taiwan. 1989: A popular uprising began in Romania; it led to the downfall of dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.
	buddy34 \| December 14, 2007 Thank you for your comment, dfwtexxas. Don't worry. The United States of America can deal with this complicated issue and many more, and this may take more time than many would like, but all truly great things are worth it!
	dfwtexxas \| December 14, 2007 ELLIS ISLAND- The federal immigration station opened on January 1, 1892 and was closed in November 1954, but not before processing 12 million immigrants (estimates range up to 20 million). In the 50 years before Ellis Island opened, over 8 million immigrants had been processed locally by New York State officials at Castle Garden Immigration Depot in Manhattan. THATS 20-30 MILLION IN 110 YEARS- THATS PEOPLE WHO WANTED TO COME HERE LEGALLY AND ASSIMILATE AND BE AMERICANS, NOT THE CRIMINALS WE SEE TODAY INVADING AMERICA- COMPARE THAT WITH 20 MILLION ILLEGALS 1986-2006...NOW UPWARDS OF 3 MILLION PER YEAR COMING ILLEGALLY. PLUS BETWEEN 350,000-500,OOO ANCHOR BABIES BORN EVERY YEAR TO ILLEGALS- (FASCISM) PERFECT MERGING OF CORPERATION+GOVT=CHEAP IGNORANT ILLEGAL LABOR WHO ASK NO QUESTIONS AS TO WHY AMERICANS ARE BEING SOLD OUT TO THE GLOBAL PLANTATION
	buddy34 \| December 14, 2007 On This Day In History: ...12/14... 1819: Alabama joined the Union as the 22nd state. 1946: The United Nations General Assembly voted to establish the U.N. headquarters in New York City. 1981: Israel annexed the Golan Heights, seized from Syria in 1967. 1997: Cuban President Fidel Castro declared Christmas 1997 an official holiday to ensure the success of Pope John Paul II's upcoming visit to the communist country. 1998: President Bill Clinton stood witness as some Palestinian leaders renounced a call for the destruction of Israel. 1999: U.S. and German negotiators agreed to establish a $5.2 billion fund for Nazi-era slaves and forced laborers. 2000: The Federal Trade Commission unanimously approved the $111 billion merger of America Online and Time Warner. 2006: South Korea's Ban Ki-moon was sworn in as the eighth secretary-general of the United Nations.
	buddy34 \| December 13, 2007 A top campaign adviser to Hillary Clinton resigned Thursday. "I made a mistake and in light of what happened, I have made the personal decision that I will step down as the co-chair of the Hillary for President campaign," Bill Shaheen, an attorney, said in a statement released by the campaign Thursday. Clinton said it had nothing to do with Shaheen's earlier comments. However, Ned Helms, said he saw a pattern after the recent resignations of two Clinton volunteer coordinators in Iowa. "When you see a pattern of people making statements and the follow-up statement, 'Oh, that wasn't authorized,' it doesn't take a genius to see that there's a thread going on here," Helms said. "The only way to stop these kinds of tired, desperate attacks is to demonstrate very clearly that they have a real cost to Senator Clinton's campaign," campaign manager David Plouffe wrote. "Make no mistake, this kind of attack is becoming a pattern as Clinton's support declines."
	buddy34 \| December 13, 2007 ENTHUSIASM To become enthusiastic is never an accident; it's always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction, and skillful execution.
	buddy34 \| December 12, 2007 On This Day In History: ...12/12... 1745: John Jay, American statesman and the first chief justice of the Supreme Court, was born in New York City. 1787: Pennsylvania became the second state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. 1946: A United Nations committee voted to accept a six-block tract of Manhattan real estate offered as a gift by John D. Rockefeller Jr. to be the site of U.N. headquarters. Some Birthdays Today: Frank Sinatra, Bob Barker, Connie Francis, Hank Williams III...
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