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	Dooh Nibor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Dooh Nibor is the reverse of Robin Hood, who, according to English folk tales, was an outlaw that "stole from the poor to give to the rich."
		Unlike Uncle Sam or Santa Claus, Dooh Nibor is not a well-defined fictitious person.
		It has nothing but a name, and was used only to describe a government or politician that legally "stole from the poor to give to the rich."
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Dooh_Nibor (108 words)

	The Coming Shakedown: CenterPoints, June 2004 - Oregon Center for Public Policy
		One economist called the tax cuts "Dooh Nibor Economics" because they will ultimately produce a backwards Robin Hood effect.
		The reason it works out this way is that so much of the benefit of Bush's tax cuts goes to the richest of the rich.
		"Dooh Nibor" is coming fast, and he's after your wallet.
	www.ocpp.org /cgi-bin/display.cgi?page=cp0406 (870 words)

	Santa Monica Mirror: Commentary: Bush’s Dooh Nibor Economics
		Last week The Washington Post got hold of an Office of Management and Budget memo that directed federal agencies to prepare for post-election cuts in programs that George Bush has been touting on the campaign trail.
		That agenda is to impose Dooh Nibor economics - Robin Hood in reverse.
		The end result of current policies will be a large-scale transfer of income from the middle class to the very affluent, in which about 80 percent of the population will lose and the bulk of the gains will go to people with incomes of more than $200,000 per year.
	www.smmirror.com /volume5/issue52/bushs_dooh_nibor.asp (730 words)

	Dooh Nibor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		See also the Dictionary definition of Dooh, Nibor
		And was used only to describe a government or politician that legally "stole from the poor to give to the rich."
		Dooh Nibor (http://www.reedandwrite.com/DoohNibor.htm), a poem by Ian Reed
	www.askfactmaster.com /Dooh_Nibor (88 words)

	Nielsen BuzzMetrics' BlogPulse Newswire \| Entry
		Who or what is Dooh Nibor and why are references to him/her/it suddenly showing up in BlogPulse?
		Seems that New York Times op-ed columnist Paul Krugman's June 1 piece about Bush's economic and tax policies is being passed around and linked liberally among bloggers (2nd on the bursty people list, 4th on the bursty phrase list).
		"Dooh Nibor" is Robin Hood spelled backwards, and it's Krugman's way of describing the Bush Administration's tax and spending policies that, in his opinion, represent "a large-scale transfer of income from the middle class to the very affluent." You know, steal from the rich, give to the poor...only backwards.
	blog.blogpulse.com /archives/000024.html (326 words)

	National Review Online (http://www.nationalreview.com)
		His New York Times column last week reveals with alarming clarity that despite his pretensions of scholarship, Krugman’s economics can be reduced to Proudhon's famous socialist slogan, "Property is robbery."
		The column is called “Dooh Nibor Economics.” That's "Robin Hood" spelled backwards.
		Not especially witty (what's next — a column in Pig Latin?), but the idea is clear enough: According to Krugman, Bush's tax cuts steal from the poor and give to the rich.
	www.nationalreview.com /script/printpage.p?ref=/nrof_luskin/kts200406080847.asp (769 words)

	Charles Hardy - SEN. KERRY, DON'T BE A DOOH NIBOR
		Charles Hardy - SEN. KERRY, DON'T BE A DOOH NIBOR
		KERRY, DON'T BE A DOOH NIBOR May 17 2004
		I have been a Democrat all my life.
	fuego.net /article.php?story=20040425181218804 (1449 words)

	Dooh Nibor Economics :: Bush is a great guy! What a heart...sigh... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Dooh Nibor Economics :: Bush is a great guy!
		That agenda is to impose Dooh Nibor economics - Robin Hood
		Political Forum » Political Issues » Economics and Trade » Dooh Nibor Economics »
	www.politicalforum.com /viewtopic.php?t=1950 (1630 words)

	Momus - "Robin Hood"
		But driving down from Nottingham, here comes Dooh Nibor
		Dooh Nibor, Dooh Nibor, serve the rich, screw the poor
		As the pylons glisten in the sun of Dooh Nibor
	phespirit.info /momus/20050105.htm (179 words)

	New Hampshire Gazette I Letters I Shoring up Social Security (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		It is. The revision of the U.S. tax code has been subjecting the American people to a mass redistribution of wealth since the Reagan Revolution.
		However, it has really been the old Robin Hood story in reverse; let’s call it the “Dooh Nibor” Principle (get it?) That makes it sound more like a foreign terrorist.
		Actually, Robin Hood in reverse has been a domestic terrorist plot wrecking havoc over the land for decades, taking funds from programs for the poor to pay for massive tax cuts and screwy, unfair loopholes for the wealthy.
	www.nhgazette.com /news/letters/LT_shoring_SS12.html (974 words)

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		How often have you heard a talking head or one of your acquaintances spit out the typical Republican harangue against a culture of entitlement?
		It is particularly timely to examine this thread in light of Bush's recently released 2005-06 budget, the one Paul Krugman calls Dooh Nibor Economics (Robin Hood in reverse).
		When the numbers are examined in any kind of detail, it is immediately clear that the President means to continue to aggressively pursue reducing taxes, cutting social spending, and using government money and power to better the bottom line for big business and rich people.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=6787494&postID=108621595077261976 (1169 words)

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		Next comes a song in Arabic scales, sung in French, in which a Tripoli taxi driver explains the joys of giving your spouse a good slap in the face.
		Before the song called 'Lady Fancy Knickers' (which seems to be about insulating tape, but turns into a thundering of Mongol horsemen's hooves) there's the song which sees Robin Hood exchange his bow and arrow for a wheelchair and colostomy bag after a serious beating from his less scrupulous rival, Dooh Nibor.
		Then there's the song describing a video game in which you compose lute scores and shoot off panda's heads.
	www.darla.com /cart.asp?action=Add&prdID=9441 (840 words)

	Michael Parker's Journal
		I don't know about you, but my curiousity (and appreciation of fl leather) will get me in to this film.
		10:56:34 PM Krugman On Bush's Dooh Nibor Economics
		And Krugman's article today in the NYT is a must read on the latest shocking revelation coming out of Washington.
	blogs.salon.com /0002090/2004/06/01.html (759 words)

	Click opera - Robin Hood
		Please buy the CD when it comes out!
		The hero doesn't always win in the end: in this version, Robin meets his nemesis, the oddly-named Dooh Nibor, who not only reverses Robin's policy of robbing from the rich and giving to the poor, but has a streak of the old ultraviolence running through him.
		As before, if you like the song and keep it, I'd ask you to donate me a dollar via Paypal:
	imomus.livejournal.com /19864.html (777 words)

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		My mother can become psychotic and summon superhuman strength.
		I like to write my own stories including "The Five English Brats" (OMG Those were so funny!) and stories including Magoofacoo (Something about a sheep) and Sir Dooh Nibor III (A Robin Hood parody).
		I want to buy a pl*costomus and rope fish.
	horatiobuffalo.livejournal.com /8250.html?mode=reply (390 words)

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