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The Philipeano House of Representatives impeached The Philipeano President, the American actor, Joe Estrada for official corruption.

Sources close to the politics of the former American province observed, "Do you think the United States is the only place that loves melodrama?"

Of course the Puritan forefathers in the US didn't need a specific day to thank the Lord. In their Independent faith, every day is a day to serve the Lord.

The Thanksgiving myth attributed to them could never have happened.

So where did the Turkey, the yams, and the cornacopia come from.

In the fall of 1864, the Confederate Army was repulsed in a break-out attempt along the Petersburgh- Richmond line. Good fortune found the north with a bumper crop of turkeys. Thus as the North celebrated the doom of the starving South President Lincoln declared a National Day of Thanksgiving for the deliverance of the nation.

That day became the national holiday celebrated today with the Puritans imported as stand-ins.

Nothing is as it seems.

And that's the very theme of some new mysteries published in Inditer by Grant Deman

1. Don Grant Deman: The Canadian O'Henry

   "Who guards the guardian?"

   Up in Canada on the pages of the nationally recognised Inditer.com Press, Grant Deman presents the classic question in a Canadian setting. In the Bunco Billy, Grant grants us an insider view at an undercover, industrial counter-intelligence operation led by the most corruptable cop imaginable, a recently landed immigrant (close your eyes O`Staves!) from Scotland.

   The saga of Bunco Billy is another astounding, triumph of Grant. The concept of Bunco Billy is intriguing: Who protects (or guards) the custodians? Qui custodes custodiens - - The Latin maxim shows it not to be a problem of recent origin. Bunco Billy is one of those memorable characters, a new comer, ( ASJ fence jumper; Can. irregularly landed immigrant) who can take the smartest and the toughest. But can he out smart a wronged female? Well worth reading! Well done Grant! ( ASJ: Hee-Haw! Can.: Here-Here) where you once challenged O'Henry (WS Porter) of Father Knickerbocker's rambunctious New York you now dare Arthur C. Doyle's staid Victorian London!

   Local colo[u]r from Ontario and Quebec provinces is exquisite.

   Brook Grant's Bronc Bunco Billy at the Inditer.

   With typical modesty Don Grant Deman replies: To be the Canadian Chocolate bar or to just have the muchies!

2. Lisa Marie Brennan

   Lisa Marie Brennan announces that she has published a collection of short stories in an e-book edition! Entitled, "Night Shift," 70 pages, price $4.50. To get a copy please go
   to: http://www.ebooksonthe.net then click on the, "Catalogue of books,"
   and go to page 2 of the "horror" section.

   Night Shift compends quite a variety from mystery to the bizarre inspired by her years ago working the night shift..

   Previously the talented Ms Brennan released the poetry e-book, "Angels Are Dancing."

   Her first book of poetry, "Read Me A Poem,"(82 pages, $12) went into print last year.

   Her song "Down by the Water will be recorded on Bill Scull's ablum in about a year.

   Lisa reports that Down by the Water is currently climbing the top 10 to #2 after 2 days on the chart.

   For further information Contact Lisa: Lisa Marie Brennan, 160 Magnolia Street, Ukiah, Ca 95482 or e-mail her for more info at: lisa@saber.net.

   Versitile as a poet and songwriter, Lisa looks forward to the publication of a novel in the near future.

3. Loeppkey v US

   The pause for Thansgiving reaches the fundamentals of democratic order.

   The fur flies as Bill Loeppky the beloved editor of Inditer has invited observers to debate the deadlocked US election.

   visit The Inditer.com

4. Editors Choice: The Great Conservative Creed

   For God, Society and Republic

   This is the RPPS Election Edition and as we see the end of political mush and face the realities of the issues the pols avoided, we settle into a quiet Thansgiving that Elections come only now and then.

   Inditer carried the IMPORTANCE OF BEING LIBERAL by Kimit Munson bemoaning the liberal's dominance in popular culture.

   The Dean Responds:

   ,, I try to avoid 19th century terminology and usage. The words "right" and "left" are more descriptive ,,, Frankly there is a cultural divide in America between right and left,,,

   In the us right wing people are independents,,, they aren't groupie people who depend on media splash or public acclaim for sustenance or personal worth.

   A right wing person cuts his/her own path,,, thus in groupie, social situations a true right wing person could care less who wears what or who's talking to whom,,, a right winger sets his/her own standard AND naught what others think about it.

   A right winger would salute that Canadian anglican bishop who when faced with lawsuits from the indians engangering the church's wobbly financial condition: What do need a table, a loaf of bread and a bottle of wine?

   Thus hollywood was long before the John Wayne fiasco the Green Berets conceeded to the left,,, The left need each other to assure each other that they're correct.

   THE DEAN
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