Keeping your credit score at a decent level

So in an economy that sucks people have many concerns about their credit scores. My rule of thumb is if you do not have the cash to buy the item you probably should not be buying it. it is ok if you buy the item on your credit card because you do not have cash with you at that moment but then you should automatically later that day or the next pay atleast half of what the item cost on your credit card.
The number one thing that you should do is request your credit report every 3 months from a reliable source like equifax or experian.
Make sure that your credit report is actually yours.
Make sure there are no errors on the report and no accounts in your name that you yourself did not open.
Check your credit card statements to make sure you were not wrongfully charged or doubly charged.

more on this later

Movies of 2009 I have seen thus far

SO I absolutely love going to the movies. Its one of my favorite pasttimes. What I love even more is the fact that the movie theater near my house has this deal for six bucks if you go before 12 p.m. on Friday Saturday or Sunday. So I wake up early on the weekends to go see a movie. Its great because most of the time its like i have a private screening of the movie because no one is there. If there are people there it is normally not more than five to six people. I absolutely loveeeeeeee it.

Madagascar II- cute movie. it was a good laugh. just a movie to calm down and relax. showed that family ties can withstand anything.

Bride Wars starring kate hudson and anne hathaway.
- In my opinion, this was an excellent movie that made you laugh so many times throughout it. It captivated your heart and mind. It is a story of two best friends who both have the same dream of getting married in june at hte plaza hotel. A glitch in the wedding planners books caused the weddings to be booked on the same day. the both brides to be end up fighting until they sabatage one anothers weddings. This movie shows how friendships can last a lifetime. GREAT MOVIE.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button starring Brad Pitt- This movie was one of the best movies I have seen by far. It takes you through lifehood but backwards. the child is born as an old man and as everyone around him grows older he grows younger. I cried and cried during this movie. It makes you appreciate every moment of life and makes you realize time is precious.

Frost-Nixon- This movie is about the trial that Richard M. Nixon never had because he was pardoned by Gerald Ford. this was a compelling movie that showed a side of the story that was covered up. Good movie but not the greatest. I could have waited until it came out on dvd.

seven pounds- will smith proves himself to be a brilliant actor yet again. he does an amazing job in this movie where he has the opportunity to change the lives of seven people for the better. this movie keeps you on the edge of your seat because you do not know what is going to happen next. in the end will smith's character commits suicide in order for those seven people to have a better life. this movie is a must see!!

marley and me- this movie starring owen wilson and jennifer aniston is a feel good movie. it makes you laugh and cry and smile and be sad all at the same time. its about wanting what you have and appreciating life.

confessions of a shopaholic- cute movie. and soooo like me. i have an addiction to shopping. plus the guy that she ends up with is soooooooooooooooo cute.

bedtime stories- adam sandler is adorable in this movie about wanting to change the course of your life. He shows that it is never too late to do so.

transporter 3- Jason statham= love. he is a sexy british guy with a hot accent....what is there not to love. but one and two were better.

fast and furious 4- I loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeee vin disel. who doesn't tho? he is a good looking guy with a deep sexy voice and some amazing muscles! the movie was not bad. if you are into cars and action you will love it.

state of play w/ Russell Crowe- ok this movie is excellent. its a bit slow at times but overall a great movie. I love russell crowe. He is a brilliant actor who is underrated. the movie is about a murder that is all over the headlines. The journalist (russell crowe) knows the senator (ben afflack) personally involved in the murder case. It shows you how government officials try to cover up what goes on in the closed doors of politics. its a political thriller that has you on the edge of your seat. what a great movie!!

Ghosts of girlfriends past- honestly extremely disappointed in Matthew Mccoughney this time around. the movie was not that great.

Battle of the Smithsonian w/ Robin Williams & Owen Wilson- what a cute movie. it made me laugh numerous times which is great. I needed a movie to literally just make me laugh. one that i did not have to think about. very cute. :)

Angels and Demons w/ Tom hanks- Well lets start off by saying that the brilliant Ron Howard directed this. Of course it was good just because he was the director. The movie was amazing. It had you holding on by the seat of your pants because there were so many twists and turns leaving you eager to figure out the mystery. It shows you the flaws of religion. "religion is flawed so long as man is flawed." Catholicism has major pitfalls and flaws in it. I think this movie is going to open people's eyes to how much the Church has changed. The movie showed the argument between science and religion. It was an action packed movie that kept you wondering all the way until the end.

Obsessed w/ Beyonce Knowles- good movie. fight scene was pretty cool. I am not going to lie, I thought beyonce did a great job acting in this film. She is really starting to prove herself in other arenas than music. It was interesting how fast an innocent conversation can turn into a lethal obsession.

The hangover- hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahaha. one of the best laughs I have had in a very very long time. It was absolutely hilarious. The movie has you laughing just about every minute straight through to the end. cute movie. I would highly suggest not allowing anyone under the age of sixteen seeing it though...at the end they show some pretty interesting photos that I could have done without seeing!

OKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK I realize its now 2010 when I am updating this but i sort of forgot about htis post. haha. Sooo I think I'll just have to start a new one.

The Gaza War December 2008-???

Ok so the Israelis have been attacking Gaza for the last 12 or 13 days. Over 700 palestanians have lost their lives and several thousand have been wounded. This is an absolute atrocity that is occuring. I am in no way denying Israel's right to exist however, the palestanians need a homeland as well. Today on January 8th, 2009 at 12:14 p.m. already eleven have been killed. Lebanon is now getting involved in the crisis. The Israelis and the Palestanians both need to find a way to co-exist before this crisis turns into World War III. It is not fair to say to either side that they have to live under sanctions and embargoes and under the rule of someone else. Both sides have the right to exist.

Currently in Palestine a humanitarian issue exists. They are cut off from food water and healthcare (atleast proper healthcare anyway). Out of the over 700 Palestanians dead, most are women and children. While most of the world is protesting in support of Palestine due to the humanitarian issue that exists there, America condones the acts of Palestine and stands strongly behind Israel saying a threat, any threat to Israel is a threat to the stability in the Middle East. However, the poor people of Palestine, what can they do? They have no real army and no real way of protecting themselves. While the Palestanians are throwing rocks, Israel is firing at them. This is not a fair fight.

I am not Pro-Israel. My heart goes out to the people of Palestine. However, I am not saying Israel does not have the right to exist. They do in fact have the right. But when an Israeli tells me that Palestine does not have the right to exist or that because I am middle Eastern I am anti-Israeli, I go crazy. How can you deny a countries right to exist especially when the fate of your own so called homeland is in the balance? Both countries have the right to exist and both countries need to do so in peace.


God bless Palestine. God bless America. Gaza Gaza don't you cry!! Allah Akbar Allah Akbar Allah Akbar.

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GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip -Israel, under international pressure, is considering a 48-hour halt to its punishing four-day air campaign on Hamas targets in Gaza to see if Palestinian militants will stop their rocket attacks on southern Israel, Israeli officials said Tuesday. Any offer would be coupled with a threat to send in ground troops if the rocket fire continues.
Prime Minister Ehud Olmert discussed the proposal — floated by France's foreign minister — and other possible next steps with his foreign and defense ministers, Israeli officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not supposed to make the information public.
President George W. Bush and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called leaders in the Middle East to press for a durable solution beyond any immediate truce.
And members of the Quartet of world powers trying to promote Mideast peace concluded a conference call with an appeal for an immediate cease-fire. The Quartet powers are the United States, the United Nations, the European Union and Russia.
The European Union itself late Tuesday also urged an immediate truce and for Israel to reopen borders to allow vital supplies to reach Gazans. The Paris statement by the 27-member bloc avoided blaming either side for the current fighting.
In its Tuesday night meeting, Israel's leadership trio stepped up preparations for a ground offensive, conducting a telephone survey among Cabinet ministers on a plan to call up an additional 2,500 reserve soldiers, if required. Earlier this week, the Cabinet authorized a callup of 6,700 soldiers.
After the four-hour meeting, Olmert's office issued a statement early Wednesday saying no details of the discussion would be made public because of the sensitivity of the subject matter.
But Israeli officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to release information on the meeting, said the leaders wanted Hamas to agree to stop the rocket fire before Israel considers a truce.
And even amid talk of a truce, Israeli warplanes continued to unload bombs on targets in Gaza. Powerful airstrikes caused Gaza City's high-rise apartment buildings to sway and showered streets with broken glass and pulverized concrete. Israel's ground forces on Gaza's border also used artillery for the first time.
Hamas kept up its rocket barrages, which have killed four Israelis since the weekend, and sent many more in running for bomb shelters — some of them in cities under threat of attack for the first time, as the range of the rockets grows.
A medium-range rocket hit the city of Beersheba for the first time ever, zooming 28 miles deep into Israel and slamming into an empty kindergarten. A second rocket landed in an open area near the desert city, Israel's fifth-largest. The military said later it successfully struck the group that launched those rockets.
A pattern of daytime lulls and nighttime spikes in rocket fire appeared to be emerging as militants found safer launch cover in darkness.
Four days into a campaign that has killed 374 Palestinians and prompted Arab and international condemnation, a diplomatic push to end the fighting gathered pace.
In two phone calls to Defense Minister Ehud Barak on Monday and Tuesday, French Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner appealed to him to consider a truce to allow time for humanitarian relief supplies to enter the beleaguered Gaza Strip, two senior officials in Barak's office said.
Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni was expected to travel Thursday to Paris for talks with French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who has put his growing international stature to use in other conflict zones, most recently to help halt fighting between Russia and Georgia in August.
Israeli media reported that Sarkozy would also travel to Jerusalem Monday for talks with the Israeli and Palestinian leaders.
A Hamas spokesman said any halt to militant rocket and mortar fire would require an end to Israel's crippling blockade of the Gaza Strip. "If they halt the aggression and the blockade, then Hamas will study these suggestions," said Mushir Masri.
Any cease-fire between Israel and Hamas would face questions about its long-term viability. In the past, Hamas has been unable or unwilling to rein in all the militants, some of which belong to different factions. Israel has angered the Palestinians by continuing to target its leaders and by maintaining a blockade of the Gaza Strip.
"It's certainly difficult for Hamas because, having witnessed the losses that they have just suffered on large scale, their credibility is on the line and they're not going to easily agree to a cease-fire that goes back to the conditions that prevailed before, after all these losses," said Shibley Telhami, professor of political science at the University of Maryland and senior fellow at the Brookings Institute. "So, we're likely to see more bloodshed, and I think that is where we are in a way, events on the ground are going to dictate."
Israel's military, meanwhile, pressed on, sending warplanes to strike a Gaza government complex that includes the ministries of interior, foreign affairs and justice. Bombs ripped the tops and sides from buildings that had already been evacuated and left fires blazing in upper floors.
It was the largest government target hit so far and involved the largest number of bombs dropped in a single strike — at least 16 in all.
The airstrikes have sent the people of densely populated Gaza on a zigzagging desperate search for safer ground — hard to find with no way out of the blockaded territory.
"I don't know what's safe anymore," said university student Rasha Khaldeh of Gaza City. She fled her home, fearing Israel would target her Hamas neighbors, then had to leave her uncle's house because of nearby shelling. She listens intently for the approach of pilotless Israeli drones.
After nightfall, Israel destroyed 40 tunnels under the sealed Gaza-Egypt border in another attempt to cut the vital lifeline that supplies Gaza with both commercial goods and weapons for Hamas and other militant groups.
Israel kept up the attack on the tunnels early Wednesday, as other aircraft hit Hamas positions in Gaza City.
Israel's military said it hit 31 targets on Tuesday, including a Cabinet building, rocket-launching sites, and places were missiles were being built. Some of the hits on sites with weapons stockpiles triggered secondary explosions.
The question still hanging over the Israeli operation is how it can halt rocket fire. Israel has never found a military solution to the barrage of missiles. The "Iron Dome," a system to guard against short-range missiles, will take years to build.
Beyond delivering Hamas a deep blow and protecting border communities, the assault's broader objectives remained cloudy. Israeli President Shimon Peres acknowledged the challenge, saying the operation was unavoidable but more difficult than many people anticipated.
"War against terrorists is harder in some aspects than fighting armies," Peres said.
Hamas also said it would take more to cripple it.
A spokesman for Hamas' military wing, Abu Obeida, said the group remained strong, and he vowed to fight on as long as Israel continues its airstrikes. He noted that even while under heavy airstrikes, militants had fired rockets that reached Israeli towns farther from Gaza than ever. "Rockets will be on your daily agenda," he said in a message to Israelis.
And if there's a ground invasion, he promised worse: "If you enter Gaza, the children will collect your flesh and the remains of your tanks which will be spread out through the streets."
The offensive came shortly after a rocky, six-month truce expired.
Emad Falluji, a former Hamas leader working at a Gaza-based think tank, said he believes Hamas had wanted to renew the truce but felt humiliated by Israel's decision to maintain a tight blockade on Gaza.
"Israel didn't want to give Hamas anything in return for the cease-fire, which was effectively free," he said.
Egypt, which has been blockading Gaza from its southern end, has come under pressure from the rest of the Arab world to reopen its border with the territory because of the Israeli campaign. Egypt has pried open the border to let in some of Gaza's wounded and to allow some humanitarian supplies into the territory. But it quickly sealed the border when Gazans tried to push through forcefully.
In a televised speech Tuesday, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak responded to critics, including the leader of the Lebanese militia Hezbollah, who have accused him of collaborating with Israel.
"We tell anybody who seeks political profits on the account of the Palestinian people: The Palestinian blood is not cheap," he said, describing such comments as "exploiting the blood of the Palestinians."
Mubarak said his country would not throw open the border crossing unless Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas — a Hamas rival — regains control of the border post. Mubarak has been rattled by the presence of a neighboring Islamic ministate in Gaza, fearing it would fuel more Islamic dissidence in Egypt.
Most of the Palestinians killed since Saturday were members of Hamas security forces but the number included at least 64 civilians, according to U.N. figures. Among those killed were two sisters, Haya and Lama Hamdan, ages 4 and 12, who died in an airstrike on a rocket squad in northern Gaza on Tuesday.
Throughout the offensive, Israel's military has released video taken by hovering drone aircraft showing its missiles and bombs hurtling into Gaza targets, including one on Tuesday that sent about a half-dozen bombs simultaneously into a smuggling tunnel under the Gaza-Egypt border.
During brief lulls between airstrikes, Gazans tentatively ventured into the streets to buy goods and collect belongings from homes they had abandoned after Israel's aerial onslaught began Saturday.
The campaign has brought a new reality to southern Israel, too, where one-tenth of the country's population of 7 million has suddenly found itself within rocket range.
"It's very scary," said Yaacov Pardida, a 55-year-old resident of Ashdod, southern Israel's largest city, which was hit Monday. "I never imagined that this could happen, that they could reach us here."
—
Barzak reported from Gaza City, Keyser from Jerusalem.

ok so that article is from aol. Here is my opinion:

Israel should have never started the Gaza air campaign that killed hundreds of innocent civilians. I do not understand why a country that has an excellent fully loaded army can bomb and do air campaigns and it is considered "protection" but when the other country retaliates it is considered terrorism. This is unfair and unwarranted. Israel needs to end its blockade on Gaza and needs to stop the sensless killing. Close to 400 civilians have been killed and 1800 have been injured. These numbers are after a four day air campaign by Israel. If they continue how many more are going to have to die before someone stops this brutal attack?

Free Palestine!! God bless them and God bless Israel. Both countries have a right to exist. It is not fair for either country to evacuate the region so they need to find a way to live together. May peace come to that region.

I am me

Who Am I???
I am a female. I am a teenager. I am a vegetarian.
I am a student. I am an activist. I am a voice.
I am a procrasintator . I am a comedian. I am a sister.
I am a daughter. I am a best friend. I am a granddaughter.
I am a niece. I am a cousin. I am a blogger.
I am a painter. I am baker. I am a want to be cook/chef.
I am a card player. I am a victim. I a product of my environment.
I am a teaser. I am a joker. I am a joy.
I am a flirt. I am the girl next door. I am a believer.
I am a pessimist. I am an optomist. I am a nightmare.
I am a dream. I am a leader. I am a spirtualist.
I am a follower. I am a protester. I am a sports fan.
I am Middle Eastern/European/Native American. I am environmentalist.
I am a supporter. I am a lover.I am sad.
I am happy. I am excited. I am hopeful.
I am wondering. I am scared. I am outspoken.
I am protective. I am creative. I am giddy.
I am bubbly. I am mean. I am a bitch.
I am a survivor. I am a soldier. I am an activist.
I am emotional. I am a heartbreaker. I am a teacher.
I am a cryer. I am an ARAB. I am an addict.
I am a shop-holic. I am anemic. I am a pill popper (not by choice).
I am misunderstood. I am loved. I am hated.
I am feared. I am a Republican. I am human.
I am a shoulder to cry on. I am your worst kept secret. I am your best mistake.
I am a fighter. I am a peace maker. I am religious.
I am a princess. I am spoiled. I am a daddy’s girl.
I am amazing. I am short. I am shy.
I am opinionated. I am smart. I am stupid.
I am naïve. I am proud. I am a photographer.
I am a filmmaker. I am a team player. I am individual.
I am original. I am organized. I am a mess.
I am obsessive compulsive. I am free. I am bound.
I am sorry. I am grateful. I am blessed.
I am amazed. I am thankful. I am a ditz. I am dork.
I am humble. I am conceited. I am selfish. I am needy.
I am tired. I am bored. I am weird. I am unique.
I am ambitous. Iam lazy. I am a devil.
I am selfish. I am giving. I am feminine.
I am tomboyish. I am outspoken. I am eccentric.
I am an angel. I am who I am.

I. am. me.

merry christmas

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!! I hope it is a happy safe and healthy one for all my friends and family. Enjoy it and spend the time with friends and family. Be safe. See you guys next year.

Hopefully 2009 will be a better year for everyone. Lets kick it off right. take care and God bless

snowy icy and rainy day

So it is a friday afternoon, December 19th. I have just wrapped up another semester in college. Hopefully, it will be a successful one. But anyway, what is there to do on a crappy day like today? well since it is only days left until the big event: Christmas....I thought I would bake. So I am spending my day with music blasting in my house as I bake chocolate chip cookies, oatmeal cookies and peanut butter cookies....mmmm yum. I am decorating in between that as well as wrapping Christmas presents. It is the perfect weather to just stay inside and bake all day.

Since I like to multitask I figure I would do some blogging as well. The hot topic of this week seems to be the fact that President Bush dodged two shoes during a press conference in Iraq this past weekend. In my opinion, no matter how much you dislike another country's president you should never throw a shoe at him, let alone two. To many people he is being called a hero. To other a brave man. To others one of the most stupidest people to ever walk the planet. No matter how much someone disagrees with the president, his policies, his administration etc, it does not warrant shoes being throw. However, in a sense it is a little funny. I think it is great how Bush dodged the shoes. Both times no less. Some people wonder if it was planned. I do not think you can plan that kind of matrix-like dodge that Bush did. Anyway nonetheless, in Middle Eastern culture it is a great sign of disrespect to have a shoe thrown at you.

In New York, during a meeting with the MTA just a few short days after the Bush shoe throwing incident, a man did the same thing with the head of the MTA. He shouted out "you made $300,000 last year" and threw a shoe at him. The man was immediately removed from the room.

HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA either situation is so laughable. Have some respect for people. What happened to this world? we resort to throwing our shoes??

barack obama being influential

n Obama will be an influential leader because of his excellent skills in public speaking and persuasion. Many people felt as though Obama is putting up a front. He is a man of all talk and no action. However, I see it a little differently. In a sense, Obama is like Hitler. Now this might sound totally preposterous but follow me on this. After World War I, Germany was in a terrible position. Their economy and society was in disarray. They were looking for any new hope, new ideas, new leadership; basically a breath of fresh air. When Hitler came along, the German people listened. He was very charismatic and an excellent persuader. He captured the German people through his excellent stage presence and speeches. They were looking for anything to grasp on to. With the current Iraqi War and war in Afghanistan, the tumultuous economy and lack of faith in the current administration, America is looking for that breath of fresh air. We found that in Obama. It is a similar situation- America is in a desperate situation. I am not in anyway saying that Obama will be a ruthless leader or create a Holocaust. I am simply saying that post-WWI Germany and present day America are in a similar situation. Yes Yes Yes. I know Germany's economy was much worse because of hyper inflation and what not but I am simply saying their economy was in disarray as is ours. Its just similar. At any rate, due to America's imperialistic ways and neoconservative views we are on a slippery slow to the lack of a hedgemonic hold of superpower.

culture

I have visited the Middle East on numerous occasions. However, I grew up in America. I find the differences between the cultures to be fascinating. From what I have observed during my visits to the Middle East, they tend to be a society that is far more relaxed and laid back than that of it’s American counterpart. Lets discuss Saudi Arabia and America for one minute because I feel as though they are two countries that are on opposite sides of the spectrum when it comes to cultural differences. First off, there are nine categories of cultural differences. They are language and body language, social values and ideas of status, decision-making habits and ethical standards, attitudes towards time and use of space as well as manners. To even begin to understand these differences, one must realize that Saudi Arabia follows strict Islamic law know as Shari’ a Law. This is a concept that Americans may find difficult to deal with because America has a separation between Church and State. One major difference I have noticed is the perception of time. Saudi Arabians in particular (not all of them obviously) do not adhere to strict time constraints. It is normal for a business meeting to be scheduled for 1 P.M. but the meeting’s participants not show up until fifteen to twenty minutes later than the scheduled time. In America, if a meeting is scheduled for 1 P.M. it is customary for the participants to show up five minutes early or exactly on time. Another cultural difference is that it is rude to show the soles of your feet or shoes to someone. In America, people may not particularly care for it but they also may not deem it as rude or inappropriate. Body language is something Saudis take somewhat seriously. It is not appropriate for a woman to look a man directly in the eye especially if she does not know him. In America, eye contact is encouraged among men and women especially in a business setting because it seen as strong and confident. It is also a sign of trust. Saudi Arabians tend to stand closer to each other when speaking because they feel it makes the conversation more personal. Americans tend to value their personal space and will have a considerable distance between themselves and the other person. Saudi Arabians also do everything based upon the belief that everything should be done by their right hand, everything from eating to writing to passing something to a person. In Saudi Arabia, if you do not turn your coffee cup upside down when you no longer desire any more coffee then the host/hostess will see it as a desire for more and they will keep filling your cup without asking you if you want more. It is just assumed. In America, we tend to ask if a person wants a refill first. Another factor I have seen that seems to be strikingly different is the great emphasis that is placed on family and home life as well as religion. I feel as though In America, people have begun to lose this sense of family. A lot of my friends do not spend a considerable amount of time with their families nor do they spend a lot of time in a Church or Mosque or Synagogue. I feel like most, not all, Americans have lost a sense of religion and family values because we are so wrapped up in school and work. Americans have devalued the meaning of family and a social life. America is a much more fast paced environment that that of Saudi Arabia. Yet people criticize Saudi Arabians for their great sense of family life. I think Saudi Arabian culture is beautiful. THey have a great sense of relaxation and an idea of taking things slow. They place great emphasis on religion.

Well at any rate both cultures are very unique and very fascinating.

stereotypes

Stereotypes
America is the land of diversity. Every nationality, race, religion, creed, culture etc exists in this country. We are such a unique country as a whole. However, even with this great diversity comes stereotypes. The word stereotype comes from the greek words stereo + typos which means a “solid impression. There is a stereotype for every ethnic group, social class, race, religion and nationality. As a product of such diverse parents, I have been stereotyped against. Stereotypes are common misperceptions of an ethnic group or nationality. It is a wrong assumption or a prejuidice. Stereotypes can arise from a movie, a book , a t.v. show, a video game or a bad experience with just one person from that particular group. Below I have come up with a list of some of the most common stereotypes that I have heard.

*****Please note that I did not come up with these stereotypes nor do I agree with them.**************

these are stereotypes that need to be eradicated and shut down. They are hurtful and untrue.

1. All Irish people are alcoholics.
2. All Italians are guidos.
3. Christians are homophobes.
4. Asians are nerds.
5. All black people are on welfare.
6. All Arabs are terrorists.
5. Jocks are stupid.
6. Blonde haired people are dumb and ditzy.
7. French people are snooty and stuck-up.
8. Indians work at gas stations or 7-eleven.
9. Southerners are hicks and racist.
10. Middle Easterners hate Americans.
11. Russians are violent drunks.
12. Immigrants do not speak English well.
13. Jewish people are cheap.
14. Middle Eastern women are oppressed.
15. Germans are Nazis.
16. Irish men are wife beaters.
17. All Italians are in the mob.
18. All whites are racist.
19. All Chinese people can not drive.
20. Jewish people control the world.
21. All Indians smell bad.
22. fat people have no self-control.
23. all gay people have std's.
24. All Arabs hate Jews.
25. All gingers are irish.