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Creative Writing > Satire Satire: Food: 3 of 13

Have you heard about the new "Diet-Donut Hole" from Dunkin Donuts? It's set to be launched soon and it's going to change the way we eat and the way diet food is sold. So how did this innovation come about you might ask? Well as we all know, for years Dunkin Donuts happily met the needs of our discerning palates with their su...
Creative Writing > Satire Satire: The Alternative News 2007: 2 of 7

Hidden Victims of Satire and Fake News Identified (ACPA-Atlanta) For years failing and lazy students have relied on plagiarism to complete term papers. Tried and tested cheating techniques guaranteed success to the study-challenged many of whom went on to successful careers in industry thanks to their creativity. But with th...
Creative Writing > Satire Satire: War in Iraq: 3 of 10

Capitalism arrives in Iraq after the success of Democracy ! (ACPA-Atlanta) Ron Pecorry, Director of the Atlanta Center for Policy Analysis and two of his key researchers from the Middle East research desk, today attended a White House Press Conference given by VP Cheney. Mr. Cheney announced that there is definitive evidence...
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in Asia Reflections on India's 60th year of independence: 3 of 7

(ACPA-Atlanta). 60 years ago this week, Mountbatten, the last Viceroy of Greater India completed his discussions with the Atheist Nehru, the devout Hindu Gandhi and Muslim leader Jinnah. His officials then drew some lines on a map and Mountbatten cut and ran leaving two new countries in his wake. Nehru became India's first P...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: My favorite place: 32 of 58

Northern California At the end of a trail through a forest of immense Eucalyptus-scented silence I reached a sign at the base of King Mountain. It read: "From the top you can see where sun drenched streams and bear-pawed trails meet valleys lined with green and purple fruit and golden hills with lone oak trees keep company w...
Politics, News & Issues > US Elections Narrowing down presidential choices for the 2008 US election: Vajoe.com: 5 of 8

Will John McCain be the next President? With one year to go to the election it's perhaps brave to try to predict who will be the next President. However there are many compelling reasons to believe that John McCain will be the winner. The Republicans Consider first the republican candidates. Giuliani is a favorite. He is rid...
Creative Writing > Satire Satire: Dog fights: 3 of 4

Animal Cruelty Crisis in Atlanta (ACPA-Atlanta) The biggest scandal in Atlanta for some weeks concerns a Mr. Michael Vick. Mr. Vick is a professional dog fighter of note. He trains dogs to fight each other to death and runs a gambling operation as a service for his customers. As with horses who cant run anymore, dogs who can...
Creative Writing > Satire Satire: Politics: 67 of 82

Rove attacks self-marriage in a parting shot before retirement (ACPA-Atlanta) Researchers at the Atlanta Center for Policy Analysis have learned that departing White House Strategist Karl Rove is leaving behind a gift to the Republican Party he helped bring to power. Apparently he is near completion of a white paper outlinin...
Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Iraq, Vietnam and President Bush's political strategy: 7 of 8

It's rare to hear the word "Vietnam" without the word "Quagmire" following close by, so when President Bush recently compared the war in Iraq to the war in Vietnam there was universal surprise. Liberals howled with derision and hawks shuffled nervously hoping the Commander in Chief had not lost the plot completely. The compa...
Politics, News & Issues > Political Issues Affirmative action defended: 10 of 11

ACPA -Atlanta) August 2007. Segregation of white and black students in US public schools was outlawed in 1955 with the Brown v Board of education ruling. Integration policies such as preferential allocation of space to minorities, often known as affirmative action or positive discrimination, have been widely used since then ...