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February 20, 2013 News » News Feature

Fracking chief Jim Womack attacks his enemies from the foxhole of his anonymous blog

by Billy Ball @billy_k_ball

"Did you hear? Our benevolent imperial imam Barack Hussein Obama is coming to North Carolina. Hey Governess Perdue, what are you going to be doing Wednesday? Hanging out with your buddy Barack? That should provide a real lift to your re-election campaign!…

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