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Sept. 15, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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September 15, 2009, Tuesday, Hour #3
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Rush Limbaugh mistake free every day here on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
Great to have you with us.
Telephone number 800 282-2882, email address L Rushbow, EIB net.com.
We have a news story from East St. Louis, Illinois.
A total of 13 firefighters and five other city employees will be laid off October 1st to help close a 2.9 million city budget deficit, said the mayor, Alvin Parks Jr.
He announced this yesterday.
The East St. Louis Firefighters Union president immediately responded that the firefighter layoffs would violate the contract between the city and its firefighters.
Jason Blackman, the president of the Firefighters Local 23, said the union would move to block the layoffs of the firefighters, possibly through legal action.
Right now they're in direct violation of contract, Blackman said, but Alvin Parks Jr., the mayor determined that the layoffs are the best option now to balance the city budget.
The other layoffs he announced are three employees who help oversee the tax increment financing projects and two jobs in the regulatory and personnel departments that have been unfilled for several weeks he's gonna eliminate jobs that have been filled.
So they're not even paying those people because there's nobody there.
Now here's the thing there are probably 20 more worthless makework jobs that could go before the firefighters.
This is what they always do.
They always lay off the firefighters.
Next will be the cops.
Always lay off the first responders to get the citizens all worked up.
You know, I uh it is East St. Louis.
It is East St. Louis, Illinois.
I mean, after we finish bulldozing Flint, take the bulldozers down to East St. Louis and then have at it.
Well, I mean, if you're if you're gonna get rid of the firefighters, you're gonna end up bulldozing a place anyway.
I mean, if there's no place, uh no way to pull out the uh put out the fires.
What else was I gonna say?
Uh oh, I had a quick question.
Folks, serious question here.
I'm still struck by this story that ran over the weekend the Boston Globe about Obama's relatives in the in the green paradise, Kenyan village, waving.
They've been waving since 2004 for a little money from Obama.
He's got family that live there in huts.
And they're wait- why if you're Obama, why would do you realize?
Just send 10 grand over there.
It would, it's probably ten times the annual village budget.
Do you realize what 10 grand could do?
Why just why not send the 10 grand and get rid of these stories that you are a cheapskate?
And a skin flint.
Why not why not do it?
No, I'm serious.
We do you not take care of your family when they're in trouble?
And this bunch has been waiting for five years.
This bunch, his grandmother or great-grandmother or stepgirl, whatever it is, is just now having a water line run to her hut compound.
And an electricity line.
Water is still delivered by donkey.
To Thatch Huts, to Obama's family members in Kenya.
Why not just send 10 grand?
Especially when you listen to this first sound, but you want to hear some Marxism?
There's no other way to describe this.
I'll let you hear some Marxism.
This is Obama this afternoon in Pittsburgh at the AFL CIO convention, talking to his friends who is already bailed out.
Here's a portion of what he said.
And the fundamental test of this century of our time is whether we will heed this lesson.
Whether we will let America become a nation of the very rich and the very poor of the haves and the have nots, or whether we will remain true to the promise of this country and build a future where the success of all of us is built on the success of each of us.
That's the future I want to build.
That's the future the AFL CIO wants to build.
Now that's folks, that's straight Marxism, and it's not true.
Says a country.
Well, no, it isn't true.
Build a future where the success of all of us is built on the success of each of us.
I mean, that's the fundamental test of the century is spread the wealth around, redistribute the wealth.
But the fact of the matter is, your success doesn't depend on anybody else's success.
It doesn't.
This is proven every day in this country.
Your success does not depend on everybody else.
Might depend on some others, but it doesn't depend on everybody.
We've proven this.
But let's take these words.
The success of all of us is built on the success of each of us.
He wants to build a nation like while his family members live in squalor in a village where water is still delivered by donkey to the thatched roof huts in which they live.
Here's the next soundbite we have from his remarks to the AFL CIO episode.
I refuse to let America go back to the culture of irresponsibility and greed that made it possible.
Back to an economy with soaring CEO salaries and shrinking middle class incomes.
Back to the days when banks made reckless decisions that hurt Wall Street and Main Street alike.
We're not going to go back to those days that'd be bad for unions, bad for the middle class, and bad for the United States of America.
We're not turning back.
We're moving forward.
This guy's becoming a laughing stock.
This guy's becoming an insane laughing stock.
He has destroyed the middle class single-handedly.
He's in the process.
Do you know what the unemployment rate is?
And it's not Wall Street's fault.
It's Obama's fault.
It's Obama's policies' faults.
Unemployment rates 9.7%.
It's heading toward 10%.
None of what he said would happen because of his policies has happened.
And by the way, uh, this from Reuters, some of the largest U.S. banks will remain caught in the government's financial bailout program for months, as officials do not expect to grant the next wave of exit approvals until near the end of the year.
So Obama is publicly sending a message that banks are shedding government help, and yet he won't let them get out of the government.
He won't let them get back and be independent.
And he comes out with this nonsense.
And we're gonna get back to the culture.
We're not gonna go back to the culture of irresponsibility and greed that made it possible.
Back to an economy with soaring CEO salaries and shrinking middle class incomes.
He's taking care of both.
Nobody's incomes are gonna grow when this guy gets through.
Nobody's this is a dangerous guy, but he's becoming a laughing stock.
Let's listen to even more.
That's how we'll grow our great American middle class.
I love you too, sister.
Although it sounds like you've been hollering too much.
Your throat was all...
We're going to grow our middle class with policies that benefit you, the American worker.
Pray tell how does government do that?
How do you grow the middle class with policies that benefit you?
I mean, the only answer to that is you just start taxing the achievers and you give it to people like this woman.
And then you love you too, sister.
And here's the final soundbite whipping them into a frenzy over health care.
When are we gonna say enough is enough?
How many more workers have to lose their coverage?
How many more families have to go into the red for a sick loved one?
How much longer are we gonna have to wait and can't wait?
We can't wait.
My friends, we have talked this issue to death.
Year after year, decade after decade.
That's why I said last week before a joint session of Congress, I said the time for bickering is over.
The time for games has passed.
Now's the time for action.
Now's the time to deliver on health insurance reform.
Keep talking, Barack Buddy.
The more you talk, the more the polls go against you.
Keep talking.
Keep making speeches like this to your buddies.
Largely uh held accountable by the American people for many of the problems that we have here today.
Find a business in trouble and you will find a union involved.
You know what I'm thinking of doing?
Obama's not going to send any money to the village.
This isn't going to happen.
so Yeah.
Let me think about this.
Yeah, yeah.
I I can just I I can envision here the Rush Limbaugh wing of the Obama family museum.
I mean, people that don't they get their names put on things, right?
Like uh, you know, the Mervyn uh Mervyn, whatever, snerdly uh uh uh heart attack center at uh Presbyterian United Methodist Century Hospital or whatever.
It's true, you get your name on things.
Hmm.
No, no, no.
No, I'm my name would not go in a hut.
I would not tolerate my name on a hut.
I want to be, I want one of the donkeys named after me.
I want one of the donkeys delivering water.
It's called the Rush Limbaugh Water Express.
All right.
Hmm.
No, I don't think that would work if it opens it up to too much uh mockery.
Um but I'm I'm seriously thinking about that.
We just we just need to find the uh the channels necessary to do this.
The money is not the problem, unlike it apparently is for Obama.
Maybe maybe what Obama could do is bring some of the acorn buddies into the White House and get some tax advice on how he could send them the money and get a whole refund from the IRS for doing so.
Maybe just maybe set up, you know, the uh what's that place out in Vegas, the uh the money money ranch?
You know, if you set up the whole village as a brothel uh, you know, using acorn funding.
I mean, it doesn't have to actually be one, you just say it is.
And that way, because these these babes at Acorn are are professionals and getting.
Uh I don't want to go through Aunt Zatutti.
Uh I don't know that Aunt Zatutti would be forthcoming with me.
We'll have to go through uh I I I know people.
Don't worry about that.
I I know people.
I I know I know ways to get this done.
The Rush Limbaugh wing of the Obama Family Museum.
What can it possibly cost to to the you know break ground and start laying the foundation?
And I, you know, the the the Obama family museum has to, you know, it can't be an architectural disaster.
It has to look like the rest of the town.
So you're basically talking about building a hut.
A multi-hut museum with uh Thanksgiving.
How expensive can that be?
Yeah, and because they've got an unspeakable post office.
The guy writing the story in the Boston Cloves is a post office.
Uh what was his work?
What was his term?
Uh nothing to speak of.
What's unspeakable about a post office?
No priority mail.
Well, I don't think anybody sends mail to the place anyway, and and uh.
But don't worry.
We we have ways of getting this done.
And I, you know, I'd I'd I do my share of charitable giving.
Most of it never is known.
This or would be known.
Uh yeah.
All right.
I I'm my I'm my mind is exploding here, uh, folks, with uh the neurons are firing.
I've got ideas bursting forth here.
My skull can barely contain them.
Let's go back to the phones.
Deborah in uh what is this?
Boswell?
Hey, Rush.
Um, I'm uh if you remember me, I'm the Barbaro lady, and as you know, I uh deal in facts, not suppositions.
And I have three kids in their mid-twenties, and more than twenty-five years ago, I learned through the research of companies like Johnson and Johnson and articles published in the uh Journal of the American Medical Association that newborns and young children respond to images that are presented in black and white.
It has to do with the development of their con the cones and rods and their eyeballs.
And uh they they first respond to black and white images.
So newborns are not uh newborns and six-month-olds are not racist, they're simply responding to how their eyes develop.
Wrong.
Newsweek says they're racists.
Well, I'm sorry, Right.
Newsweek is the Obama administration.
Newsweek is state controlled media.
And they say by six months it's too late, and the parents can't do anything to stop it.
Well, that's not the case because my kids looked at black and white images to attune themselves to being able to move their eyes.
What's black to somebody is white to somebody else.
Well, can I say one what one other thing?
Yeah.
Okay.
Well, unlike Obama, through the Christian children's fund, I support a young lady in Angola whose name is Evelina, and uh through my contributions, her family has been able to put uh uh uh a new roof on their house, uh chairs and other things in their home, and feed the young lady and educate her.
Right.
And what did all this cost?
Twenty-four bucks, the same price in Manhattan.
There you go.
I really when you talk to them about these countries, it doesn't take that much money.
That's the point.
No, it doesn't.
And uh and and you can make a significant difference in their lives.
Huge.
I mean, the percentage increases is incalculable to them.
Right.
It's like winning the lottery.
That's why we'd have to send those lottery babes that you know, people at council lottery winners.
We have to send somebody over there to make sure that they don't blow the donation in the first six months.
Right.
And so neither neither are our children racists, nor are we uh are we racist, because there are so many people who who contribute through uh organizations like the Christian children's fund to companies or to countries like Africa that uh you know Obama you know doesn't have any leg to stand on.
Well, I don't know.
I mean, I just um I'm I I know what you're saying sounds right that we're a decent good country, but I'm I'm hearing every day that we're racist.
I mean, Newsweek says it, Obama says it, the drive-by media is saying that any opposition to Obama criticism is racist.
Uh maybe we just have to face it.
We're born that way.
It ought to be some, you know, just like I said, I mean it's it's a serious thing we got to consider.
If homosexuality, if you're born that way, if it's inborn, it's not a choice.
And that is why it must be acceptable.
Then why must not racism be acceptable by the same definition since it's in born?
We're born that way.
We don't choose it.
If we don't choose it, it can't possibly be a bad thing.
Right.
Thanks for the call out there, Deborah.
This is Luann in Jacksonville, Florida.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi, how are you today?
Very well, thank you.
Hey, I'd like to make a comment that you made earlier on the acorn uh tax preparers.
Yes.
Well, you know what, you are exactly right, and I hope everybody out there realizes that the upper class um of uh of people do pay the majority of taxes, and those rarely cheat on their taxes.
I am a certified tax preparer, and not that I am a fan of the IRS, but had I been able to bust these people, I sure would have.
I saw daily people coming in um and actually sharing children where uh they didn't even have the child's social security number.
They had them written on paper napkins, back of envelopes, didn't know the child, the middle of the room.
Wait a second here.
You are confirming that it is the poor who are the tax cheats in this country.
The poor and the middle class, not the rich, but well, the acorn babes, look at everybody thinks it's the rich who are The tax cheats and have all the lawyers, people like you to advise them around the the uh you know how to cheat.
What you don't advise them how to cheat, you just know the law and you tell them how to file taxes according to law to limit what they pay.
But the acorn babes are helping people cheat on their taxes.
We always thought it was the rich doing this.
Oh, let me let me tell you, and me personally and the offices that I have worked in, we are not allowed by law to tell them anything or tell them that they are breaking the law.
We have to say you might be audited by the IRS.
Now, of course, what I have done is I haven't there's been times where I haven't even Wait a second.
Why can't you tell them they're breaking the law?
We're not allowed.
Who by whom allowed who doesn't allow you?
By by the companies that that we have worked for.
We're we're we're not allowed to say that we are not lawyers, we are not um uh we don't we're not allowed to portray the law to them.
We can we can advise them that are you sure this is uh what you want to do?
And in the notes on their tax return.
What is your company afraid of offending them or something?
What is this?
Most of them most of them are.
Most of them, most of the pe yes, absolutely they they are.
Where you know, you have and apparently social services, HRS, the welfare department, they do not communicate with the IRS because here's here's one example.
I had a gentleman that came in.
He he had a Social Security number written on a corner of an envelope.
He did not even know this child's middle name, which we have to have, you know, that are the middle initial.
He was on the phone making phone calls, making sure the social security number was right.
Now what we found out, the person, these people, let's say you have a lower income single mom who has three children.
Now, if she's collecting, I gotta I gotta stop you because I have a uh obscene profit break here, but uh hold hold your thought there.
I want to hear the end of this.
Okay, we're back, and we want to go back to uh Luan in Jacksonville, Florida.
All right, so the guy came in, he's got the social security number and a corner of an envelope, he doesn't know the name of the kid.
Correct.
Uh making phone calls, you know, trying to find out the correct information on the child, and of course, by that time you know that this isn't his child.
Of course, it turns out to be his niece who moved in with him the last uh few months of the year.
And by law, if uh a child or someone uh has lived with you the last six months of of the year, you can claim them for the full year.
Um and what these people do is like I was uh I was saying before, you have this single parent who has a couple of children who let's say is on welfare food stamps, um, and they don't have per se a income, an income from anybody, they'll give a child basically to somebody they know to collect taxes, uh, you know, a tax refund as as they call it, which it's hard for me to say I can't have a refund if you don't give, right?
I am sitting here, I am I'm I'm heartbroken, stunned and shocked.
America's poor uh are gaming and cheating the IRS.
America's listen to me, there's thousands and thousands of dollars that me personally saw go out.
Thousands and thousands to people who don't get it.
After talking to my when I talked to my kids telling them what I was seeing, they would say, Yeah, Mom, we see it all the time.
We hear it all the time.
People so and so over in this party given this where they would give us say, I say if I was a parent.
Well, what they would do if if Joe Schmo got back uh or got got back, but received uh an extra fifteen hundred dollars in taxes, Joe Schmo would then split it with the person whose child it really belonged to.
Shocking.
It's absolutely shocking, my horrific.
It's horrific, and I don't know what I I I don't know whether to go back and and continue.
I'm what you call a rule follower, and I am following the rules, and it's not my responsibility by law.
You only have one choice, and that's to send these people over to acorn.
I'm sure there's an acorn office in Jacksonville, and that you got you you don't want any part of this.
It happens all the time.
There there are but if if let's say if there's a hundred people that come in the office, I guarantee you twenty-five of them are tax cheat.
Twenty-five of them, and they're not they're not the upper middle and upper class.
When I get the upper middle end, they have everything laid out, every insurance policy, everything they've ever done, they've got a folder.
How much how much do you charge these people for uh assisting them?
Well, and and that's it.
It goes by a percentage uh of of what their their refund is.
Oh my god, so you're a you you're a co-conspirator.
Not me.
I pass them off.
No, but the company is the company.
If you won't tell these people, if you won't tell if the company won't let you tell these people you're cheating, and you go ahead and they go ahead and file a return this way, you're a co-conspirator unindicted yet.
Man.
Not me, the company.
So I I can't, I can't do it.
I told them I can't do this.
I cannot I I'd give them to somebody else, or I give them to somebody else.
And most people, when you see that they're doing it, they won't handle it either.
Back in 1989 or 90, I did a poignant commentary on how we need to raise taxes on the rich.
Little did we know.
Little did I know how poignant that was.
That's 20 years ago.
Uh thank you, Lou Ann.
I uh I appreciate it.
Ladies and gentlemen.
Obama is making three speeches today.
He has now booked on Letterman, and five Sunday shows.
He's doing every Sunday show but Fox News Sunday.
I kid you not, three speeches today.
And speaking, speaking of the speech today, why is this guy having to whip up support like this with his best supporters who have already been stimulated with stimulus money?
Why is he giving this kind of speech now?
The tone, the need to talk to a union crowd.
Is he is he down to just the union kook thugs that'll cheer him now?
Does it does he think he's losing them too?
There's nothing bipartisan about what he's doing.
I mean, this this is incredible.
Now, this is like Castro.
I'm I'm not and I'm not saying this uh half-heartedly or lackadaisically.
Five television shows this Sunday, Letterman he's booked on uh three speeches today.
You know, you know what that's a great question.
When does he work?
You know what I would do?
You know what I would do if I were Fox News Sunday?
I would get a shrink.
I would go get a psychiatrist.
I'd have a panel of psychiatrists, with the topic being why does Obama need to be on television every minute of every day.
There has never been a president like this.
This need, this hunger to be on television every minute to be on the cover of every magazine.
This is a lust that is sick.
We've never had a this is like Castro.
Castro gives five minute speeches, or five hour speeches.
Obama's doing the same thing today in three different locations, a total of five hours of speeches or what have you.
To his buddies, and when you listen to the sound bites we played, I mean, it didn't, it it didn't a campaign speech to union supporters.
Odd.
Odd speech, odd tone at this point in time.
We can't wait.
I can't wait.
For four years we're gonna implement this, not for four years.
We've got to get it done now.
And then the chance coming along, I mean, I'm reminded of things I don't want to mention here.
When I hear these crowds.
Five Sunday shows, every one of them but Fox and Letterman, which of course, that's gonna be a kiss-ass episode.
I mean, I that that's that's gonna be.
That's gonna induce vomiting.
All those other Sunday shows are gonna be the same thing.
It'll be vomit-inducing.
People can be hurling all over the country on Sunday morning and they watch this garbage.
And meanwhile, over on Fox, you know, I go out, I get Jackie Mason in there and Raul Felder get the and then a pan, a panel of shrinks, a panel of psychiatrists, to analyze why uh you know clearly state, look, we haven't seen the president as a patient, uh, but but we we're highly trained in the uh field of neuropsychosis.
Uh and we do want to endeavor to explain here just why this man has this unquenchable thirst and lust to be on television all the time.
Especially, especially when it has why he has to do this when it's known that the more he's on TV, the worse his numbers get.
And you know, as a subtopic.
You know, I'd have the shrinks explore also why it is that Obama refuses to help his family living in a village where water is still delivered on donkey back.
His family been waiting for money since 2004.
He's taking money from everybody else and giving it to everybody else, but not to his family.
The brother George Obongo on Yango Obama, living in the hut, six by nine.
Hadn't even sent a sign.
Hut sweet hut.
Did you watch a football game last night?
You know, I by the way, I have to, I have to, I have to praise ESPN.
Because I have been a vocal critic of ESPN's televised football game coverage in the past.
They never kept the cameras on the field.
All they did was promote whatever was coming up later in the week on the ESPN, put some idiot celebrities in the booth, chat to them about nonsense.
They kept the cameras on the field last night.
And the Patriots, you could hear Brady barking signals last night.
Better than I have ever heard at a football game on television, the quarterback barking signals.
Now the crowd helped by shutting up so that the offensive line could hear the uh the calls and so forth.
But every time Brady said, Hut, you know, I kept thinking of Kenya.
And you say, one thirty, hut!
I'm saying, uh, nope, not a dollar thirty, not nothing.
It's just hot.
Anyway, that's my idea.
That's what I think Fox ought to do.
I I would I would love to be on Fox this Sunday, but I'm gonna be, I'm I'm gonna be in Washington, but I can't, I can't, I can't do the show.
And I'm not a psychiatrist, anyway, although I can explain everything attack.
Still pondering uh uh here, ladies and gentlemen, uh, because it is a big mystery.
Why it is that Obama refuses to help his brother in Kenya living in the hut, and why he doesn't the family been waiting with their hands out for four, well, five years since 2004, since he was first elected to the U.S. Senate.
And not a penny, nothing.
And we're sitting here trying to think why.
And one thing is obviously there's no magic in um you know, helping family members overseas.
Maybe it's racism.
Uh no, no, no, I'm serious.
Obama is half-white, maybe his half-white side is to blame here.
The family's.
Well, I look at I've I'm at the bottom of the barrel here trying to come up with uh with logical uh explanations here.
And I'm just going on Newsweek.
We're all born racist, and Obama, you know, had a typical white grandmother.
I mean, his own words.
Maybe the half-white side's winning out here.
A dual battle going on inside the cranium there.
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No?
All right, well, back to the phone.
Oh, one more thing here before we go to the phones.
New York City's workplace smoking ban six years ago drove cigarette and cigar puffers outdoors.
Soon some of the outdoors may be off limits, too.
The city's health commissioner, Dr. Thomas Farley said yesterday that he would seek a ban on smoking at city parks and beaches.
Outside.
Boy, I tell you, New York smokers are so screwed.
What is it, 10 bucks a pack now?
11, 11 dollars a pack, and now you can't smoke them anyway.
What the hell do they expect to happen with all the tax revenue being generated by this?
The mayor was kind of caught short by this Monday night.
The mayor issued a statement that did not disavow the proposal but appeared to qualify it, saying he wanted to see if smoking in parks has a negative impact on people's health.
Does smoking in how about standing outside while one of your buses goes by?
The mayor said it may not be logistically possible to enforce a ban across thousands of acres, but there may be areas within parks where uh restricting smoking can protect health.
And shower heads may harbor bacteria dangerous to some people.
Put this on the list of some people, the things that could kill us.
How many shower heads do you have, snurdly, in your house?
Two.
Three.
Well, in what may be the scariest shower news since Psycho, a study says that shower heads can harbor tiny bacteria that comes spraying into your face when you wash.
There's a companion story here, too.
Um that uh, you know, kids are being told to use uh the uh alcohol-based hand sanitizer, but then there's a story that says, no, no, no, no, that that that that's dangerous.
You should use soap and water.
So there's a there's a conflict here over how to wash your hands uh in schools.
Showerheads, the next thing for you to be frightened of.
Philadelphia, Dan, welcome to the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi.
Hi.
Hi, I asked uh Senator Casey's office to explain uh his vote on the acorn funding.
And I was told that he didn't vote to give them funding.
He voted not to take it away.
Because he wants to see what's happened in this next week.
Now there's two serious problems with that.
The first one is that it's the same thing.
Voting to give them funding and voting not to take it away.
One thing.
Senator Casey, we know that the um he's an order of fries short of a happy meal.
So I, you know, you're you're you're he actually said I didn't vote to um give them funding.
I voted not to take it away.
Yes, said that.
Yes, and he but the thing is he voted for the stimulus package, and Acorn gets stimulus money.
So he that's that's a lie right there.
And when I asked his representative who couldn't get off script, I said, now why do they deserve to get money?
And he was completely dumbfounded.
Stuttering saying, um, well, acorn puts communities where they're needed, and I just stopped them.
And I went on to to summarize this uninformed automaton that uh all the corruption going on within Acorn, and I asked, why would they risk all this taxpayer money on such a controversial organization?
I actually believe, because Casey's elevator doesn't go to the top floor.
I actually believe that he believes that acorn's out there helping poor people.
Uh, get housing and food stamps.
I I think a look at Charlie Gibson doesn't even know about the story.
And Charlie Gibson's elevator gets closer to the top floor than Bob Casey's does.
Yeah, here it is, New Jersey Scrual District to mandate Hand sanitizing.
Teachers ordered to monitor cleaning of hands in morning before and after lunch in every restroom visit in New Jersey.
Now, what's a parent supposed to do?
Because there are a lot of people out there that say that hand sanitizers are dangerous for churrin because you use them all the time and you build up an immunity to any uh any germs out there.
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