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Malaysian political scene has endured a series of events and has had its fair share of protests that involved quite a number of politicians in the past decade. Issues like the murder of the Mongolian Model Altantuya Shaariibuu and the accusations of Razak Baginda, a former political analyst with the Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia, Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak, who many claimed is related to the case. The trial is on-going with Razak still under charged with abetting two police officers who is accused of murdering the model and subsequently blowing her body to pieces using C4 explosives.

"The Last Black President" - a Political Novel - By Lamar Anthony Chesterton
Lamar Chesterton, retired Immunologist and free lance writer, has published his first novel - "The Last President". This fictional novel deals with timely and provocative issues facing Americans in 2008.

Catholic Church Urging Illegal Mexican Immigration
The Catholic Churches in Mexico City are urging their herds to send able bodied men to the United States to work. They tell parishioners that by going to the United States they can work and better feed their families.

Axia3 Heartburn Extinguisher® and Political Heartburn: At the Rescue for Republicans in St. Paul
Axia3 Heartburn Extinguisher® (www.Axia3.com), the fast acting, all natural treatment for heartburn, is the proven solution for attendees of the Republican National Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota, where supporters of John McCain will meet to nominate their candidate for president. This Heartburn Extinguisher, which includes patented, time-released digestive enzymes to fight stomach upset, contains a month's supply of 30 tablets and retails for $9.99 at Whole Foods locations in Southern California and nationally through GNC and Vitamin World, and newly available at Drugstore.com

Charles Kuck Inducted as President of American Immigration Lawyers Association
Charles Kuck was introduced as the new President of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (?AILA?) on Thursday, June 26, 2008. This renowned national organization of over 11,000 immigration attorneys and law professors held its annual conference on Immigration Law from June 25 to 28, 2008, in Vancouver, Canada. During the President?s Installation speech, Mr. Kuck outlined his vision for AILA during his one-year tenure.

An Overlooked Plan for Bush, Kerry, Democrats, Republicans, and Healthcare Costs
In an effort to assist our political leadership it would be wise to have a simple solution to a life threatening problem. The much talked about Medicare Medication benefits are going to waste if the medications are not taken properly.

Tahiti Bloggers Unhappy about President Tong Sang's Political Attitude
Politita's blog writer unhappy about president Tong Sang attitude

Republicans and Democrats Agree on Woomail
In the face of a new digital frontier, political candidates are propelled to the forefront by the speed at which they can share information, ideas and platforms; while maintaining the privacy of each message as necessary. Regardless of how this great country divides itself politically, getting the message out quickly is a top priority for Republicans and Democrats. Increasingly and with fervent interest, Woomail has become the safe choice for members of both parties.

Illegal Immigration - No Sign of Slowing Down
The Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) estimated that there were 7 million illegal aliens residing in the United States in January 2000. According to INS, 69% of this unauthorized immigrant population was from Mexico.

Controversial Illegal Immigration DVD Elicits Visions of Gay Holocaust
In stark contrast to Independence Day, Maple Palm, last year's politically charged arthouse film newly released on DVD, depicts a little known slant to the now defunct illegal immigration diatribe. Dramatizing true life circumstances faced by 40,000 gay & lesbian Americans in a relationship with a foreign partner, the film elicits visions of a gay holocaust where same-sex families are physically and violently ripped apart at the hands of discriminatory laws, and American born citizens are forced to flee the U.S. in search of freedom in one of sixteen countries that support gay immigration. Making the viewer akin to illegal immigrants themselves, the film's no frills approach leaves its audience nowhere to hide and emotionally exposed within...