Fixed Earth? I didn’t know it was broken.
Steve Schafersman, the dogged scientist at the root of Texas Citizens for Science (TCS), snagged a copy of the “evolution is religion” memorandum from Texas Rep. Warren Chisum, R-Pampa, and posted it to the TCS website. Also available from the Houston Chronicle’s SciGuy blog (transmission memorandum, the offending memorandum).
Holy mother of pearl! Voodoo science — you couldn’t make this stuff up.
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as the lawfull sole proprioter of the constitutede united states i certain that states dont have federal powers excepyt the marshal dep. int. ig.
me jjames riley
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certain the french would like to know what makes the bittish so royal as to determin genacidal acts of wmds for the middle….
certain the us navy was a royal navy as to colubus voyages 1452 and german martin luther king 1452
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i certain that the department of treasury 1789 was grant specific grant and i marshal of 1978 pentagon top of roll call list i.g. “washington”have all rights reserved to white house and properties of the u.s…
i certain it is my lawfull inheritance and that the u.s. had a crown in fort knox thus the decleration says no allegiance to great brittain crown..
thus the forged niger documents amend to the truth
wheras findings of guilters
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You wrote Holy mother of pearl! Voodoo science — you couldn’t make this stuff up.
On the contrary, “make this stuff up” is exactly what they did….
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