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Obama syndrome

2008-10-01T16:20:29Z

JamesLH: How can someone 'falsely' pretend to be anything? By pretending, he's being false so the 'falsely' is not necessary.

'''Obama syndrome''' is the condition of supporting [[Barack Obama]] for president regardless of what he believes or would actually do in office. The syndrome compels the person who suffers from it to downplay, conceal or deny facts about Obama.

On wikis such as Conservapedia, '''Obama syndrome''' is illustrated by editors who focus immediately and exclusively on attempting to edit the [[Barack Obama]] entry in a way that conceals suspicions about his candidacy, such as evidence that suggests that he may be a Muslim who is pretending to be Christian.<ref>See [[Barack Obama]].</ref>

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She's Leaving Home (song)

2008-09-29T18:22:09Z

JamesLH:

'''She's Leaving Home''' is a [[Beatles]] song written by [[Paul McCartney]] and [[John Lennon]] for the 1967 album [[Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]]. The song was inspired by the story of Melanie Coe, who ran away from home in 1967 when she was only 17. <ref>http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-567024/Shes-leaving-home---The-woman-inspired-Beatles-classic-quit-Spanish-house-built-illegally.html</ref>

==External Links==
*[http://youtube.com/watch?v=jkJciEf-ENA YouTube Video]
*[http://www.sing365.com/music/lyric.nsf/She's-Leaving-Home-lyrics-The-Beatles/0AE2B8BBC7B7BE2E48256BC20013F4D6 Lyrics]

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[[Category:Songs]]
[[Category:Beatles]]

Quebec City

2008-09-29T17:35:31Z

JamesLH:

'''Québec City''' is the second largest city and capital of the [[Canada|Canadian]] province [[Québec]]. The [[French]] explorer and leader [[Samuel de Champlain]] founded a settlement at Québec in 1608, although earlier settlements had been attempted, the first in 1535, although harsh winters and hostile [[native]]s prevented a city from flourishing. The fate of [[North America]] was decided in Québec in 1763 during the [[Seven Years' War]] when the [[British]] army under General [[James Wolfe]] defeated the French general [[Louis-Joseph de Montcalm]] and took the city. France would later cede New France to Great Britain. The lack of a French threat decreased the need for the American colonies to depend on Great Britain for protection.

The City is unique in [[North America]] as the old part of the city is surrounded by city walls. A large [[hotel]], the [[Chateau Frontenac]] over looks the narrowing of the [[Saint Lawrence River]] and the entire city. The city is well know for it's winter festival and in 2008 is celebrating it's 400th anniversary.

==Tourist Information==
*[http://www.quebec-travelguide.com/ Quebec Travel Guide]

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[[Category:Canadian Cities and Towns]]

User:JamesLH

2008-09-29T16:27:27Z

JamesLH: New page: Hi there, Not much to say. Just hope I can Help. Thanks for having me. James.

Hi there,

Not much to say. Just hope I can Help.

Thanks for having me.

James.

National Front

2008-09-29T16:01:28Z

JamesLH:

'''National Front''' (Front Nationale in [[French]]) is a [[right-wing]] [[political party]] in [[France]]. Its current leader is [[Jean-Marie Le Pen]].

The '''National Front''' is also a neo-Fascist political party in the [[United Kingdom]].

[[Category:Fascists]]
[[Category:French Political Parties]]
[[Category:British Political Parties]]