It has been five months since the United Nations passed Resolution 1747 which banned the supply of nuclear materials and technology to Iran and froze assets linked to the country'Sanction actions in both resolutions were significantly reduced and are basically ineffective due to the fact that both China and Russia are Iraq's biggest trading partners and would have vetoed the stronger U.N. Security Council Resolution proposals favored by both Europe and the United States. Resolution 1746 was passed by the U.N. Security Council to hold Iran accountable for not suspending its nuclear enrichment program.

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"Obama biro, yawne yo!" (Obama is coming, clear the way) -- Tens of thousands of cheering Luo "Tribesmen" and ululating women screamed as they welcomed Senator Barack Obama (D-IL) back to his father's ancestral land -- Nyangoma Kogelo village in Luo Land, Western Kenya, several weeks ago.

In a matter of hours Obama had soared to unprecedented political prominence in Kenya, eclipsing a bunch of corrupt and heartless nincompoops -- The (Mt. Kenya Mafia), who are ruthlessly grinding beautiful Kenya to the ground.

The only difference between the Mt. Kenya Mafia and the current U.S. Republican administration, is that the former have brought Kenya down to it's "Economic Knees," while it's virtually impossible for George Bush's government to bring down the mighty economy of the United States, no matter how much they misappropriate it's coffers by way of inflated Iraq reconstruction contracts or Katrina FEMA trailers. Otherwise both groups employ similar schemes - exploiting and manipulating ethnic (racial) intolerance and promoting rampant corruption -- a bunch of "cold-blooded" louts.

    Hotel workers say farewell to each other for the night only to find themselves re-united at the bus stop. There was a time when this exchange was awkward,  but the employees eventually found ways to smooth out the interaction. For Aramis, his solution was clear. He would leave work fifteen minutes later than his co-workers so that he could have a comfortable m101 bus all to himself. This solution meant venturing down Park Avenue by himself 12:25am, a street soundtracked by anonymous screams. For Aramis, being free of his fellow  co-workers who just spent the bus ride complaining about the next day of work, the crosstown had to be a peaceful ride.

An excerpt from God, faith and health 

Updated Wednesday, March 7, 2007