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Abraham M. Williams
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03.07.2003 17:28 |
Pat Robertson Engages in Illegal Mining Operation in Liberia
Rev. Robertson is not troubled or concerned at all about doing business with President Taylor, a man widely known for "fueling the violence in Sierra Leone" and "actively supporting the RUF at all levels." Taylor is a known menace to his people as well as a danger to his neighbors in the West African sub-region. The heinous atrocities he inflicted upon the Liberian people are well documented, yet Pat Robertson claims to "have no knowledge of the activities in Liberia during its bitter civil war."
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VERY FUNNY--Google helps GWB find WMDs
Try this: Go to www.google.com. Type: weapons of mass destruction (no quotation marks).
DO NOT click Google Search. Instead, click: I'm Feeling Lucky. Then read the whole error message carefully.
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Dan Roberts
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03.07.2003 16:12 |
The SHORTWAVE REPORT 7/4/03 ¡Listen Globally!
A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion recorded from a shortwave radio. 2 files- broadcast quality (13.3MB) and quick download (3.3MB). With times and freqs for listening at home. Free to rebroadcast. Netherlands, China, Russia, and Cuba.
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The Guardian
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03.07.2003 11:49 |
Iraqis take Bush's words to heart; US offers reward for lost dictator
Seven American soldiers were wounded in two separate attacks in Iraq today, a day after the US president, George Bush, said there were enough troops in Iraq to deal with the militants.
The US-led occupying powers in Iraq today announced a $25m (£15m) reward for information leading to the capture of Saddam Hussein or proof of his death.
President George Bush yesterday taunted the Iraqi groups waging a guerrilla war against US and British troops, saying "bring them on" and vowing that the coalition would not be forced into an early departure.
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Student IMC SAA UNITE RESIST
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03.07.2003 11:23 |
UNITE * RESIST - Europe
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US Socialist Appeal
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03.07.2003 10:15 |
NO TO BUSH - NO TO THE DEMOCRATS
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www.betterworldlinks.org/iraq.htm
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03.07.2003 09:47 |
The Financial Costs of War
The war against Iraq will cost 100 to 2000 billion dollars depending on its course. Event he lower sum of 100 billion dollars is a lot of money, e.g. 40% of the federal budget of Germany.
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Mainichi Shimbun
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02.07.2003 23:37 |
U.S. tells Japan to abandon Iran oil deal
Citing concerns over Tehran's nuclear ambitions, the U.S. has formally requested Japan and a consortium of Japanese companies to withdraw from the project designed to develop the Azadegan oil field, forcing Tokyo to review its entire energy policy.
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Post-it Hippie
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02.07.2003 23:32 |
I think I'll believe.... neither
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Dendrocnide
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02.07.2003 23:09 |
Pictures from Sacramento
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Arianna Huffington
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02.07.2003 15:57 |
... And Human Rights For All?
With Saddam's weapons of mass destruction nowhere to be found, the president's Iraq talking points now center on the humanitarian upside of having ousted the Butcher of Baghdad. His speeches are liberally peppered with mentions of "mass graves," "torture chambers," and encomiums to "freeing the people of Iraq from the clutches of Saddam Hussein." He's all but doused himself in the sweet-smelling scent of human rights and put on an Amnesty International t-shirt.
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Steve Holland
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02.07.2003 10:59 |
Bu$h openly invites attacks on U.S. servicemen and women
While presenting his global AIDS coordinator at the White House this morning, Bush took a few questions from the press regarding Iraq and Liberia.
When asked about the U.S.'s casualties in Iraq, Bush responded:
"There are some who feel like that, you know, the conditions are such that they can attack us there. My answer is, BRING 'EM ON. We got the force necessary to deal with the security situation."
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Lisa Ashkenaz Croke
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02.07.2003 07:12 |
War and Post-War Chaos Hastens Child Malnutrition in Baghdad
The children who survived the invasion, are now more likely to be malnourished. Particularly beseiged by the effects of malnutrition, are the children under the age of five.
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All technologies developed can and most likely will be used on US citizens; DARPA's open bidding announcements are simply one way they have to periodically deal with the fact that the media eventually learns about what they are doing.
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Maureen Farrell
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01.07.2003 18:02 |
The Attack Has Been Spectacular
Regardless how anyone frames it, the White House duped us. From "they hate us for our freedoms" to "solid evidence" of Al-Qaeda/Iraq connections, the Administration skirted some issues and manipulated information on others. In short, Bush Inc. lied and pressured others to do the same. The game plan succeeded, however, as polls repeatedly indicated that more than half of all U.S. citizens were consistently conned into believing Iraq was an immediate threat and that Saddam was involved in the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Associated Press and Los Angeles Times
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01.07.2003 17:39 |
Iraqi attacks could signal wide revolt
U.S. troops in Iraq are getting ambushed everywhere and every day — while guarding gas stations, investigating car thefts or on their way to make phone calls home. The number of deaths from hostile fire is on the rise: six Americans were killed in May in enemy attacks, while 16 had died in June as of midnight Saturday.
Private risk analysts are warning of an even chance of Iraq descending into open revolt.
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Mick Brooks
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01.07.2003 17:38 |
Immigration control- a tool of the bosses
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William Booth and Rajiv Chandrasekaran
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01.07.2003 15:14 |
Let's here it for Operation Iraqi Freedom!!
Occupation Forces Halt Elections Throughout Iraq
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Michael Moore
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01.07.2003 14:01 |
Can You Please Do Better Than a Rose Bush?
An Anarchist Concept of Value
Anarchists are simply individuals who desire freedom and equality and are consequently propelled to fight alongside the exploited masses, as accomplices rather than guides.
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Rainer Metzner
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01.07.2003 06:28 |
Happy Canada Day! Full Power in the Gospel of John
"In the past the temple was the place of God's presence and atonement. Now God dwells and accomplishes atonement in Jesus Christ alone.. The hatred of the world measured by the full power of love can only be called powerlessness since the ruler of this world is already judged and has no real power over the Son of God..Full power in truth is a gift of love and cannot befit the devil and his world." Transl from German
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anarchist_horde
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01.07.2003 05:58 |
revolution now website is up and running!
revolution now is a non-profit small press, radical distribution project, and organizing collective, based on the principles of DIY. formed in 2001, it is currently the home of the anarchist horde distro and the creeping banshee project. we concentrate on action-oriented materials, primarily those which are anarchist, feminist, queer, anti-racist, bio-centric, and class proud.
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for Marshall Smith
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30.06.2003 23:31 |
Oil on Your French Toast
"...If you are not old enough to remember WWII, the Vietnam War or the many 1954 "American oil takeovers" in French Indo-China, Algeria, along with Venezuela and Iran, then you probably would believe... that the War in Iraq is about Iraqi oil... Its about the only existing oil pipeline direct from the southern Russian oilfields to the Persian Gulf. He who owns that pipe controls the world price of oil..."
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Deadly attacks on coalition troops in Iraq and the slow progress of reconstruction efforts are eroding support for the US-led occupation, according to a poll released on Monday.
Only 56 per cent of respondents in the USA Today/CNN/Gallup poll said Iraq was worth going to war over, down from 73 per cent in April.
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Bill Gallagher
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30.06.2003 20:05 |
NO SADDAM, NO WMD, PLENTY OF OIL; IRAQIS ANGERED BY U.S. GOVERNANCE
The whopper of the week goes to Field Marshall Rumsfeld, who actually said, with a straight face, "I don't know anybody in any government or any intelligence agency who suggested that the Iraqis had nuclear weapons."
Either Rumsfeld is suffering from major brain damage, perhaps caused by decades of gin drunks, or he is lying. CIA director George Tenet told us Iraq had a nuclear weapons program. And always-truthful Vice President Dick Cheney said of Saddam Hussein, flat out, "We believe he has, in fact, reconstituted nuclear weapons." We revise. You decide.
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Robert Fisk
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30.06.2003 13:27 |
Isn't it time we called this a resistance war in Iraq?
Children are being withdrawn from newly opened schools after reports of child kidnapping and rape. The police stations are now guarded by US troops, surrounded by armour and guards with heavy machineguns, in lookout posts draped in camouflage netting.
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Jeremy Le Page
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30.06.2003 13:27 |
Land Reform Sparks Violence in Venezuela
A 2001 agrarian reform law is pitting landowners and rural workers against each other.
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Dewayne Wickham
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30.06.2003 13:00 |
How believable is it that looters stole Saddam's weapons?
You think I'm just a wacko liberal who's out to defame Bush -- that I manufactured the scenarios about the mad scientists and bunker-busting bombs just to make my charge of a political ruse more believable? You don't think Bush would ever deceive the American public?
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Diane Carman
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30.06.2003 12:56 |
are Americans DUPES?
"There's one thing the American public doesn't like," Rep. Diana DeGette, D-Colo. said, "and that's being duped."
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Associated Press + Agence France-Presse
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30.06.2003 12:51 |
US-appointed Najaf governor Arrested for Kidnapping, Corruption
American troops detained the U.S.-appointed governor of this Shiite-dominated southern city on Monday, accusing him of kidnapping and corruption, and arrested 62 of his top aides, the military said.
The top US overseer in Iraq, Paul Bremer, "was particularly distressed that this official was misusing his public office to commit crimes of this sort," he said.
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Daniel Smith
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30.06.2003 11:56 |
Iraq: Descending into the Quagmire
n late June, a clear signal came that the U.S. was getting closer to falling into a Vietnam-like quagmire. Iraq's Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, who was at first quite tolerant and even supportive of the invading troops, wrote of "great unease" concerning the length of the U.S. occupation, the failure of the U.S. to grant Iraqis self-rule, and what he saw as the biggest threat to Iraq: "the obliteration of its cultural identity." (Washington Post, June 23) As if to accentuate the Ayatollah's remarks, within 48 hours six UK military police were dead and another eight UK troops were wounded in two attacks deep in Shi'ite dominated southern Iraq.
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for CBLOC
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30.06.2003 10:54 |
Two Weeks After Strike Ends, Lockout of El Salvadorean Doctors/Workers Continues
Thursday, June 26, 2003
Salvadoran Government Refuses to Allow Striking Doctors, Workers to Return
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Something very fishy is happening. Get ready for a big "discovery" in the Media about Iraq WMDs in the next few weeks. This David Kay is very suspicious. CNN, for example, did an interview with Kay recently in which he specifically stated, no make that BOASTED, that the world should be prepared for "some big surprises" in the coming days concerning Iraqi WMDs. Also, not the curious connections between the corporation that this David Kay used to work for, SAIC, and the Anthrax suspect Stephen Hatfill.
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Ted Rall
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30.06.2003 01:50 |
A Crack In Bu$h's Facade
During the first days of the war, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld stared into television cameras, looked right at his employers (that's you and me), and said that he knew exactly where they were. "We know where they are," Rumsfeld said. "They are in the area around Tikrit and Baghdad."
Uh-huh. So where are they?
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uncle scam
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30.06.2003 01:25 |
Behold your Cammander and Chief !
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Michel Chossudovsky
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29.06.2003 23:36 |
9/11 Inquiry Chair Tied To Osama's Brother In Law
Now, "by sheer coincidence", former New Jersey governor Thomas Kean, the man chosen by President Bush to lead the 9/11 commission also has business ties with bin Mahfouz and Al-Amoudi.
Now you would think that being a business partner of the brother in law and alleged financier of "Enemy No. 1" would also be considered a bona fide "conflict of interest", particularly when your mandate --as part of the 9/11 Commission's work-- is to investigate "Enemy No. 1".
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repost guardian
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29.06.2003 22:22 |
And now for the really big guns
the East India Company lives! The global elite is telling us proles what the endless war is about.
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Mary La Rosa
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29.06.2003 19:32 |
The Prisoner of Zion and the Secret of Bassam Abu Sharif
The selective intelligence game works well with the collaboration of the existing mainstream media. But it is nothing new.
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a-infos audio
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29.06.2003 16:04 |
AUDIO: Carol Brouillet on 9-11 Unanswered Questions
Frank Moore's Shaman's Den; Deception dollar info: http://www.deceptiondollar.com
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nocturniagodess
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29.06.2003 13:57 |
JOIN IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE OF IRAN!
if nobody is organizing one in your town.. go to your nearest street corner w/ some friends. Just please do something on this day, these students are fighting for their lives, having guns pointed at them everytime they go to a protest, the least we could do is to do something w/ them on this day in solidarity.. they really want other people in the world to join them on July 6 & 9. Student protests are revealing the weakness of the Iranian regime
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tons 'o summer fun...
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29.06.2003 12:44 |
Get your Desert Hat, Just Like the Soldiers in Iraq!
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Manfred Kock
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29.06.2003 07:44 |
"Let not your hearts be troubled" (John 14)
"The Pentecost narrative of the New Testament tells us: God's spirit seized the disciples like a stormwind and drove them from the hiding places of their fear and resignation. They found a new language and confessed the living Christ. They were free for the life of new beginnings, for the life of trust, hope and love." Manfred Kock is chairperson of the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD),
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by Daniel Pipes and Jonathan Schanzer
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28.06.2003 21:13 |
Extremists on Campus
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Dorothee Soelle
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28.06.2003 17:52 |
Transcendence and the Lord's Supper
"What is common to us ecumenically - faith in God's good creation, orientation in the disadvantaged, the losers as God's beloved children, discipleship of Christ in a difficult and confusing world and the spirit that helps us - all this is infinitely greater and more important than what separates us in our understanding of the Bible, the sacraments and the office. The separation was long overcome for us in the praxis of faith and action. Liberating theology is not only catholic or protestant." Translated from the German
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cherokee
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28.06.2003 17:51 |
Bureau of Iraqi Affairs? A Native American Perspective
On Jan. 23, about two months before the United States and United Kingdom armed forces began bombing and invading Iraq, Secretary of State Colin Powell said Iraq's oil "belongs to the Iraqi people" and the United States would hold Iraqi oil reserves in trust if (when) it occupied Iraq after a war.
Powell also said Iraqi oil "will not be exploited for the United States' own purpose."
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please excuse this experiment al commentary where needed
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Pictures: Tuesday's Rally At the Community Garden
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KingFriday @ pepperface
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27.06.2003 13:00 |
pepperface media analysis and occupation information hub - update for week ending 06.27.03
pepperface media analysis and occupation information hub - update for week ending 06.27.03
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National Deomcratic Front of South Korea
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27.06.2003 12:28 |
Solidarity Letter from National Deomcratic Front of South Korea
The Pyongyang Mission of the NDFSK extends warm thanks and militant salute to the Nepal Workers and Peasants' Party, the Anti-imperialist Solidarity in the USA and Dr. Hisham Bustani, fighting for the Palestinian cause, who expressed firm support and solidarity to the just struggle of the NDFSK and the south Korean people for independence, democracy and reunification.
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43573734987659
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27.06.2003 09:23 |
No Justice in Thessaloniki
U.S. protester from Vermont falsely arrested and beaten in Thessaloniki during E.U. Summit protests. Released on bail, then re-arrested for deporation. On Saturday, June 22, during the protests surrounding the E.U. summit in Thessaloniki, Greece, Jonathan 'Slug' Crowell was arrested while peacefully walking with friends to a Greek Social Forum concert.
Upon arrival at the station, those arreested were forced to walk past a long line of police baying for blood. They formed a gauntlet with police on either side of the arrested. The arrestees were forced to walk through this gauntlet and were kicked and beaten with police batons.
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Alexander James
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27.06.2003 08:34 |
More details on the History of Usury and Money
This expose starts from the 16th century and shows the development of the privately owned Central Bank of the United States commonly known as the Federal Reserve (there is nothing Federal about it, its a private central bank that has the power the create money out of nothing, issue private Federal Reserve notes which we use every day, and charge principal and interest on the fiat money that it created out of nothing, and it is'nt subject to audits either!). Henry Ford (founder of the Ford Motor Company in 1903) stated: "It is well that the people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning." (see The Foundation Economy by Fred Eggerton). Please note the the term "fiat money" refers to money for which there is no actual gold or silver equivalent stored at the Central Bank, i.e. its money created out of nothing! Note also that the Bible and the Quran (and may be other religious practices books) forbid usury.
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Alexander James
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27.06.2003 04:38 |
Exposing the Zionist Lubavitchers (Pharisees) Who Run the White House/Congress
"The individual is handicapped by coming face-to-face with a conspiracy so monstrous he cannot believe it exists." J. Edgar Hoover
This article unravels some of the mysteries behind these world rulers.
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The Seer of Forbidden Truth
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26.06.2003 21:23 |
The Forbidden Truths of Child Abuse within Human Society
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Dan Roberts
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26.06.2003 18:18 |
The SHORTWAVE REPORT 6/27/03 ¡Listen Globally!
A weekly 30 minute review of news and opinion recorded from a shortwave radio. 2 files- broadcast quality (13.4MB) and quick download (3.3MB). With times and freqs for listening at home. Free to rebroadcast. Russia, China, Netherlands, Spain, and Cuba.
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David Arthur Johnston
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26.06.2003 16:42 |
An Asymetrical Threat
A psycological campaign aimed at swaying public opinion.
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BodyCount
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26.06.2003 16:11 |
Coalition Casualties and how they're reported
Has anyone else noticed that the reporting of Coalition casualties has changed drastically in the last week or so?
Articles on BBC and other mainstream news sites are now reporting things like "a dozen U.S. Soldiers have been killed since May 1st." -or- "About 20 Coalition troops have died since Bush declared the end of hostilities at the beginning of May.". A couple of weeks ago the numbers were much higher!
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By El Militante
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26.06.2003 16:01 |
Argentina-the attitude of revolutionary Socialists towards the Kirchner goverment
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Adbusters Magazine - July/August, 2003.
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26.06.2003 15:40 |
Early Signs of Fascism
'I felt there was a new global political development that needed to be named, and I began thinking in the context of what I call "global fascism," which is something different from the traditional forms of fascism that have existed. The effect of that was to suggest that resistance to this new global development in the United States poses a second kind of danger that is more in keeping with traditional understandings of fascism.'
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Rev. Robertson is not troubled or concerned at all about doing business with President Taylor, a man widely known for "fueling the violence in Sierra Leone" and "actively supporting the RUF at all levels." Taylor is a known menace to his people as well as a danger to his neighbors in the West African sub-region. The heinous atrocities he inflicted upon the Liberian people are well documented, yet Pat Robertson claims to "have no knowledge of the activities in Liberia during its bitter civil war."
While presenting his global AIDS coordinator at the White House this morning, Bush took a few questions from the press regarding Iraq and Liberia.
U.S. troops in Iraq are getting ambushed everywhere and every day — while guarding gas stations, investigating car thefts or on their way to make phone calls home. The number of deaths from hostile fire is on the rise: six Americans were killed in May in enemy attacks, while 16 had died in June as of midnight Saturday.
The whopper of the week goes to Field Marshall Rumsfeld, who actually said, with a straight face, "I don't know anybody in any government or any intelligence agency who suggested that the Iraqis had nuclear weapons."
Children are being withdrawn from newly opened schools after reports of child kidnapping and rape. The police stations are now guarded by US troops, surrounded by armour and guards with heavy machineguns, in lookout posts draped in camouflage netting.
Now, "by sheer coincidence", former New Jersey governor Thomas Kean, the man chosen by President Bush to lead the 9/11 commission also has business ties with bin Mahfouz and Al-Amoudi.
The selective intelligence game works well with the collaboration of the existing mainstream media. But it is nothing new.
The Pyongyang Mission of the NDFSK extends warm thanks and militant salute to the Nepal Workers and Peasants' Party, the Anti-imperialist Solidarity in the USA and Dr. Hisham Bustani, fighting for the Palestinian cause, who expressed firm support and solidarity to the just struggle of the NDFSK and the south Korean people for independence, democracy and reunification.
This expose starts from the 16th century and shows the development of the privately owned Central Bank of the United States commonly known as the Federal Reserve (there is nothing Federal about it, its a private central bank that has the power the create money out of nothing, issue private Federal Reserve notes which we use every day, and charge principal and interest on the fiat money that it created out of nothing, and it is'nt subject to audits either!). Henry Ford (founder of the Ford Motor Company in 1903) stated: "It is well that the people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning." (see The Foundation Economy by Fred Eggerton). Please note the the term "fiat money" refers to money for which there is no actual gold or silver equivalent stored at the Central Bank, i.e. its money created out of nothing! Note also that the Bible and the Quran (and may be other religious practices books) forbid usury.
