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Number 537, September 20, 2009
"I have a big question for neoconservatives:
what's worse, a 9/11 truther or a 9/11 liar?"

Taketh Away/Baileth Out
by Rex "Baloo" May
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THE CURRENT ISSUE

EDITORIAL MATTERS:

Greetings, Readers! This is going to be a short issue, on account of I'm ground-down by all this here manual labour I've been doing. I can remember when I was young and could do manual labour alla time. Now, it like to near kills me. Ah well, being a home owner means yer gotta do a certain amount of maintenance, and if you put it off long enough it's a large amount of maintenance, and if yer kinda broke, you just have to do it yerself. I do think I'm going to spend the coming winter using the ol' excercise machine to get into a bit better shape for the finishing-up of the maintenance next spring. Yep. Yep. You betcha.

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ARTICLES

Letters to the Editor
from Jim Davidson, Paul Bonneau, and Crazy Al
• FULL STORY

The Next Best Thing to Coulter
by L. Neil Smith
Late last week, I went with my family to see Dennis Miller onstage. Let me say truthfully up front that he was often extremely funny, and occasionally offered insights that approached genuine wisdom.
• FULL STORY

Why I think the Covenant is more important than the Constitution
A call for articles from other Signatories
by Dennis Lee Wilson
The excerpt from "Question Authority" (attached below) summarizes why I think it important to explore the virtues and possible applications of the Covenant of Unanimous Consent and why I no longer spend creative energy dreaming up ways to improve or enforce the unenforceable and defunct U.S. Constitution.
• FULL STORY

Stop Saying "Please"!
by Larken Rose
Imagine a slave who, while being whipped, cries out, "Please, massa, no more!" What message does such a plea for mercy convey? Obviously, it conveys a desire for the beating to stop, but it also conveys another message—albeit an unstated one: "Master, I accept that it is up to YOU whether I am to be beaten or not."
• FULL STORY

That Sinking GM Feeling
by Jim Davidson
They used to advertise "that great GM feeling." Nowadays it seems more like "that sinking GM feeling." Case in point, car-neophyte Ed Whiteacre's current ad campaign. "Car for car when compared to the competition, we win. Simple as that," he says in this bright new ad promoting his complete ignorance about automobiles.
• FULL STORY

Atlantea The Beautiful
by L. Neil Smith and Rex May
Number 42 of a weekly cartoon series.
• FULL STORY

Agenda 21: The United Nations Programme of Action

Planning for Your future, serf!

The Venus Belt
by L. Neil Smith
Phoenix Pick Edition
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The Crystal Empire
by L. Neil Smith
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Tom Paine Maru
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Hope
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The Last
Sonuvabitch
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Archive

Roswell, Texas
by L. Neil Smith and Rex F. May
Illustrated by Scott Bieser
Colored by Jen Zach
Published by Bighead Press, 2008
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The Probability Broach:
The Graphic Novel
by L. Neil Smith
Illustrated by Scott Bieser
Published by Bighead Press, 2004
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