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PJM
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PJMPajamas Media (Los Angeles, CA)
PJMPacific Journal of Mathematics
PJMProject Manager
PJMPuerto Jimenez, Costa Rica (Airport code)
PJMPingat Jasa Malasyia (Malasian Government service award)
PJMPennsylvania New Jersey Maryland Interconnection LLC (Mid-Atlantic region power pool)
PJMPeripheral Joint Movement (anatomical)
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He is reporting there for Pajamas Media on the war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas and is acting more like a cheerleader for Israel than someone looking for truth.
Joe the Journalist he certainly isn't by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Wurzelbacher - is on location in Israel for the conservative Web site Pajamas Media.
'Joe the Plumber' says war reporting should be 'abolished' by Asian News International
In Israel, he will "meet up with our Richard Landes and Danny Seaman, Israel's Government Press Office director," Simon wrote on the website of Pajamas Media.
US election's 'Joe the Plumber' becomes 'Joe the War Reporter' by AFP / AFP American Edition
 
 
 
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