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Ann Coulter claimed on Tucker Carlson that she has proof that John Edwards had 18-month affair on his wife Elizabeth Edwards.
Carlson called it the stuff of the National Enquirer, but Coulter insisted it is true.
She said she’d have more details on her Web site.

A source close to the woman says that she confessed to having an affair in phone calls and emails, saying that her work with John Edwards soon exploded into sexual romance.
The shocking allegation — if proven true — could devastate the Democratic campaign, especially because John’s devoted wife Elizabeth is locked in a desperate battle with breast cancer.

“The affair started about eighteen months ago,” a friend says the woman confessed to her. “When they met at a bar, sparks flew immediately.

“She never expected it would turn sexual since John is married and is running for President. But it soon did — and she fell for him.”

In one bombshell email message provided to The NATIONAL ENQUIRER, the woman confesses to a friend she’s “in love with John,” but it’s “difficult because he is married and has kids.”

In another email, she writes: “Last night he actually has amazed me. He is a great man. My heart is loud and my head is silenced.”

Disclosed her friend: “She initially confided in a few of her closest pals that she was sleeping with ‘a married man named John.’

“It became clear the married man was John Edwards. They got together whenever they could, mostly at hotels where Edwards and his campaign staff stayed.”

The woman later spelled it out in a phone call to her pal and talked openly about having an affair with Edwards.

The friend says the woman told her that she “had a crush on John. One thing led to another, and they soon ended up in bed together. But she knew there was no way he was going to leave Elizabeth, a wife battling cancer.”

The ex-Senator’s wife was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2004. This past March, the couple announced her cancer had returned, but said his campaign would continue.

His spokesman said that allegations Edwards had an affair are “false, absolute nonsense.”

The woman’s friend told The NATIONAL ENQUIRER: “As the affair went on, she said that both she and John began to feel real guilty and they decided to end it.”

The ENQUIRER made exhaustive but unsuccessful attempts to reach the woman for comment regarding this article but she would not return phone calls or emails or come to the door of the house where she is staying.

Some videos about John Edwards:

1)
John Edwards fixing his hair before an interview. With appropriate music.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AE847UXu3Q

2)
John Edwards speaks before the Oregon AFL-CIO in Seaside on 10.09.07
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8VLgRE0FQY

3)
At an October 5, 2007 town hall meeting on the campus of Upper Iowa University in Fayette, Iowa, Senator and Democratic Presidential Candidate John Edwards (NC) answered a question about global and domestic poverty and AIDS as asked by a student from Luther College representing the ONE Campaign
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW2Ip8LkbcM

Republican Jammes Oddo became irate when he realized the attractive,  seemingly harmless young woman-reporter who sat before him last week for an interview in his office was really a comedienne of note for the Norwegian program “Rickets Rost”.

Youtube video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1iNH7W9SC8

James Oddo exploding at reporter Pia Haraldsen after she asked whether Obama could legally run for office because he is African American, and about Hillary’s cigar, an obvious reference to President Bill Clinton’s scandal-ridden affair with Monica Lewinsky.

James Oddo: Get the fuck out of my office!

A spokesman for the Norwegian program “Rikers Rost” tells the Staten Island Advance that the interviewer, Pia Haraldsen, was supposed to be, well, roasted: “Creating a situation where the person being interviewed has some problems understanding what’s going on because it’s a tad absurd, that’s where the comedy lies. I believe most people, at least in Norway, understand that this is about the ignorant, blonde stereotype’s lack of knowledge.” Ohhh - it was supposed to be one big blond joke. That makes so much nonsense.

The Daily News published an editorial in support of Oddo: “Ourselves, we salute the man as a genuine Stand-Up New Yorker. Our compliments…Reality TV at its absolute very finest. Oh, let’s watch it again.”
 

Soldiers help evacuate to safer area as a powerful typhoon approaches Taizhou, east China’s province Zhejiang.

This typhoon targeted China’s booming eastern province Zhejiang and financial hub Shanghai, prompting evacuation of 10000’s people as ships were called back to port.

This typhoon expected to be among the most powerful storms to hit China in years churned toward the densely populated coast with 165 mph wind gusts, and the government evacuated two million people.

The fringes of Typhoon Wipha lashed Taiwan, where offices, schools and all markets closed. A construction worker was killed when the winds knocked down scaffolding.

Shanghai and the coastal provinces to the south issued typhoon warnings requiring all vessels to return to shore or change course to avoid the storm.

City authorities ordered schools closed Wednesday in Shanghai. Chinese state-run television showed families being evacuated from boats. Shopkeepers stacked sand bags to prevent flooding as drains clogged amid rains.

This typhoon, whipping up waves up to thirty six feet high, was moving northwest toward the Chinese mainland.

The deadliest storm to hit the China coast in recent years was Typhoon Winnie (1997 year). Winnie killed 236 people. Rananim typhoon, with winds of more than 100 mph, was the strongest typhoon to hit the Chinese mainland since 1956, killing nearly two hundred people.
Source: Reuter.

Do you see new Louis Vuitton Advertising?

The last president of USSR Mikhail S. Gorbachev is featured in a car, a Louis Vuitton bag at his side and the Berlin Wall in the background.

But what is the book at the top of the bag?

Increase and overturn…

This book in Russian “Murder of Litvinenko. Treason for $7000″

What would it mean?

Information from Wikipedia:
“Alexander Litvinenko (30 August 1962[1][2] – 23 November 2006) was a lieutenant-colonel in the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation and later a Russian dissident and writer. A son of a physician, Litvinenko was schooled in Nalchik, before being drafted into the Internal Troops of the Ministry of Internal Affairs as a private. After graduating in 1985 from the Kirov Higher Command School, he became a platoon commander in an Internal Troops regiment. Litvinenko became a KGB officer in 1986, and two years later, was moved into the Military Counter Intelligence.
In 1991, he was promoted to the Central Staff, and specialised in counter-terrorism and infiltration of organised crime. Six years later, he was promoted to senior operational officer and deputy head of the Seventh Section of the FSB. He was in charge of protecting Russian billionaire Boris Berezovsky. In November 1998, Litvinenko publicly accused his superiors of ordering the assassination of Berezovsky. He was arrested by Russian authorities and then released; he later fled to the United Kingdom, where he was granted political asylum and citizenship. Litvinenko tried to publish a book in Russia in which he described Vladimir Putin’s rise to power as a coup d’etat organised by the FSB. He stated a key element of FSB’s strategy was to frighten Russians by bombing apartment buildings in Moscow and other Russian cities. He alleged the bombings were organised by FSB and blamed on Chechen terrorists to legitimise reprisals using military force in Chechnya.
On 1 November 2006, Litvinenko suddenly fell ill and was hospitalised. He died three weeks later, becoming a rare victim of lethal polonium-210 radiation poisoning under highly suspicious circumstances. The fact that Litvinenko’s revelations about alleged FSB misdeeds were followed two years later by his poisoning led to public accusations that the Russian government was behind his death, resulting in worldwide media coverage. A British police investigation resulted in several suspects for the murder, but in May 2007, the British Director of Public Prosecutions, Ken Macdonald, announced that his government would seek to extradite Andrei Lugovoi, the chief suspect of the case, from Russia.[3] On 28 May 2007, the British Foreign Office officially submitted a request to the Government of Russia for the extradition of Lugovoi to face criminal charges in the UK.[4] On 5 July 2007, Russia officially declined to extradite Lugovoi, citing the prohibition of extradition in Russia’s constitution.”