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Korean Central News Agency
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06.10.2003 20:37 |
Rodong Sinmun on Powerful Weapon in Anti-Imperialist Class Struggle
The confrontation with imperialism is a life and death showdown between forces and a victory in it hinges on the might of the revolutionary army standing at the outpost of the anti-imperialist class struggle, says Rodong Sinmun today in an article. It goes on:
The arms in our hands serve as the most powerful weapon to defend the country, the nation and socialism and foil the moves of the imperialists, the enemy.
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Paul Donovan
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06.10.2003 20:29 |
Why Isn't The 9/11 Truth Out There?
No reasons have been given for the Bush administration's conduct on that day, no one has been brought to account. Yet from the tragedy that was 9/11 Bush has been able to deliver for his backers in the arms and oil industries. The President has also been able to portray himself as a wartime leader. This is the real story that journalists should be probing at and uncovering, not decrying the likes of Meacher who has at least had the guts to stand up and say what many have suspected for some time.
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Paul Harris
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06.10.2003 20:17 |
Congo Steps Up Peace Efforts
Following several years of brutal civil war, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has formed a transitional government whose task is to guide the nation through to democratic elections in 2005.
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John Solomon
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06.10.2003 19:38 |
FBI Funded Hamas
Arizona businessman Harry Ellen testified that Agent Kenneth Williams provided him between $3,000 and $5,000 in the summer of 1998 and instructed him to give it to a Hamas figure named Ismail Abu Shanab, who was killed earlier this year by Israeli forces in retaliation for a Hamas terrorist strike.
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George Seldes
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06.10.2003 11:53 |
Another UK Analyst / Reporter Found Dead in UK
Its not safe to be reporting on the Iraq war in the UK.
This one another 'suicide'.
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Emma Goldman
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06.10.2003 11:48 |
The Reason BUSH/SHARON Bombed Syria
Full detail in todays Financial Times [ FT - London ]. The Tikrit Pipleline from Iraq through Turkey to EU is officially DEAD. Despite optimistic reports the pipeline was damaged beyond repair. Thus the only way now to move oil to the mediterean is via the 30 year-old syria/israel line.
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Gary Sudborough
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06.10.2003 11:34 |
The Fascist Fraternity
A history of the collaboration of German and American capitalists during World War 2 to not only profit from war, but to spread fascism as well.
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Songun Politics East/West (SPEW)
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06.10.2003 07:19 |
SONGUN POLITICS demands you kidnap children!
Kipnap young Japanese!!!!
Defend the North Korean Revolution!!!!
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A landmark UCLA (University of California - Los Angeles) study suggests friendships between women are special. They shape who we are and who we are yet to be.
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Mice will eat GWB's food in Thailand to test for poison.
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This is the photo that appeared in the Irish Times article about W's address to the United Nations. Makes you proud, doesn't it?
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anonymous
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06.10.2003 00:07 |
cia deep cover in banking
There is a deep cover intelligence operative named Matthew Vincent in the Luxembourg office of Brown Brothers Harriman. He is a technical expert placed to monitor offshore financial transactions.
He is from a family of spies. His father was offically a State Department official stationed in Nigeria, but he was actually a CIA operative.His mother is strategically placed as an USAID worker in Africa.
This is a continuation of government sponsored snooping in the private sector.
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anti-war
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05.10.2003 21:04 |
F15 Anniversary
The war is still going. Let's start organizing another global uprising for February 15, 2004.
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George Bush: A Menace To World Peace
Think deeply on this, ask yourself where do we stop these madmen. Iraq may be the only place to stop this madness. Every nation that desires freedom and democracy must resist the Bush Junta's pressure to participate. The welfare of the world may well rest in the tying down the US army in the soil of Iraq, at least until Bush can be removed from power.
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theresa mitchell
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05.10.2003 13:03 |
zzzz israel bombed syria today zzzzzzzz
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Anthony Blair
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05.10.2003 12:11 |
Israel Opens Western Front - TODAY Israel BOMBED DAMASCUS
With the war on Islam now as far east as the philipines, ISRAEL has formerly opened the WAR today on Syrian Soil.
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The Taliban's fall was supposed to bring freedom for women. But for many, life is still a misery - and for one, jail is the safest place to be.
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Russian Defence Minister Sergei Ivanov has said his country does not rule out a pre-emptive military strike anywhere in the world if the national interest demands it.
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Sephiroth
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05.10.2003 01:19 |
A word of advice
Be careful when assigning months to Pagan holidays!
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YellowTimes.org
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04.10.2003 22:48 |
Global-Conflicts.com and YellowTimes
The Global-Conflicts.com Project is an effort to launch a new website that will monitor conflicts around the world. Global-Conflicts.com is intended to serve as a hub to major links relevant to articles on conflicts located world-wide.
YellowTimes.org is proud to participate in an effort to help fund the Global-Conflicts.com Project.
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from Index on Censorship
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04.10.2003 22:36 |
US kidnaps Al Jazeera reporter
Here's yet another outrageous story that I hadn't even heard of yet. The US military kidnapped a TV cameraman from Arabic network Al Jazeera and is holding him at Guantanamo, will not allow anyone to talk to him, and refuses to say why they're holding him! OK, yes, I knew they had several hundred people they were holding under such conditions, but a TV journalist yet?!! Amazing! Reporters Without Borders is demanding the US immediately explain its behavior.
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Louis Lingg
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04.10.2003 16:40 |
Louis Lingg Brigade on the Formation of the Songun Politics Study Group (USA)
With great excitement we, members of the Louis Lingg Brigade at large and in the USA in specific, followed the development of the formation of the Songun Politics study group in the USA. A group dedicated to supporting the DPRK and studying its Songun policy.
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Arab Progressive Coalition of North America
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04.10.2003 14:55 |
Arab Progressive Coalition on the Formation of the Songun Politics Study Group (USA)
With great excitement we, members of the Arab communist movement at large and in the USA in specific, followed the development of the formation of the Songun Politics study group in the USA. A group dedicated to supporting the DPRK and studying its Songun policy.
With equal enthusiasm and joy we read the response of the Pyongyang Mission of National Democratic Front of South Korea (NDFSK) in a show of international solidarity and worker oriented politics in celebration of the formation of the Songun study group USA. This letter was sent through authorization of the great Workers Party of Korea (WPK) in Pyongyang.
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Sceptisizer
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04.10.2003 13:14 |
The Trailers: Good evidence for war.
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The Shim Sham Maam
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04.10.2003 12:57 |
The Julia Butterfly Show
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BBC / Guardian UK Report on Held British by USA
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04.10.2003 12:08 |
Bush Government Can be "Just as Mean as Saddam Hussein"
Very interesting arctile by UK citizen who was 'accidently' kidnapped and held for a month as a victim of the CIA. The UK citizen an ex-Iraqi declared that there was nothing they could do compared to Hussien. The USA say's that Hussein is a PUSSY compared to BUSH.
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The New York Times - October 4, 2003.
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04.10.2003 08:22 |
Questions are Raised on Awarding of Contracts in Iraq
'"There is mismanagement right and left, and I think we have to sit with Congress face to face to discuss this. A lot of American money is being wasted, I think. We are victims and the American taxpayers are victims."'
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Niranjan Ramakrishnan
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04.10.2003 00:47 |
What's so great about Gandhi, anyway?
Piece from CounterPunch about Mahatma Gandhi and what we still can learn from his style of civil disobedience.
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Bev Harris
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03.10.2003 23:40 |
Black Box Voting Vote tampering in the 21st Century
Concerned citizens across America must familiarize themselves with this issue NOW. We MUST get the word out to our elected representatives, family members, friends, neighbors and associates - our right to vote and who counts (controls) our vote is at stake - this issue is central to American (or any) democracy.
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Random Bits
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03.10.2003 23:11 |
Censorship by the Critics
Newly released motion picture receives totally negative reviews.
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Lisa Ashkenaz Croke
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03.10.2003 22:36 |
Critics React to U.S. Plans to Privatize Iraq's Pharmaceutical Industry
Medical officials in Iraq say U.S. privatization of Iraq's pharmaceutical industry will render prescription drugs unaffordable for many patients.
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Reuters, posted by voline
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03.10.2003 17:23 |
Discovery May Spur Cheap Solar Power
A European semiconductor maker announced a materials that may result in solar power that undercuts the price of fossile-fuel-produced electricity. We had better hope so, before the ice caps melt, the next brilliant petroleum war, or (worst case) the planet becomes one big suburb.
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Paul Brown, posted by voline
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03.10.2003 17:17 |
GM Crops Fail Key Trials in UK
The Guardian reports that important field trials of genetically modified crops in the UK have resulted in a recommendation that 2 of the 3 crops tested be banned. This is a huge blow to Monsanto and the advocates of GMOs.
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Gregory Wilpert, posted by voline
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03.10.2003 17:13 |
US News and World Rpt Prep for Another US-Backed Coup
The most recent issue of US News and World Report contains a classic bit a disinformation. Anonymous "sources" within the US government are trying to smear Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez with unsubstantiated (and boneheaded) allegations. US News reporter Linda Robinson dutifully regurgitates it.
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Pyongyang Mission of the NDFSK
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03.10.2003 03:19 |
Pyongyang Mission of NDFSK Mission to the Songun Politics Study Group (USA)
We, the NDFSK fighters and the patriotic south Korean people are greatly encouraged by your activities.
The formation of the Songun Politics Study Group USA was introduced to our south Korean people by the September issue of the "NDFSK News Report". Besides, the information on it was transmitted, too, to the Worker's Party of Korea in the north via the NDFSK Mission in Pyongyang. As a result, the news was reported by the newspaper "Rodongsinmun" dated Sept.11, the authoritative organ of the WPK. Now your organization have been introduced to the entire Korean nation in the south and the north.
We are very pleased to have a revolutionary organization and comrades like you in the land of the United States, the bulwark of imperialism and determined to further the relationship with you in depth.
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SUVs spew out 43 percent more global-warming pollutants - 28 pounds of carbon dioxide per gallon of gas consumed - and 47 percent more air pollution than the average car, using 1 million barrels of oil a day
 http://www.suvsuck.org/.
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Dan Roberts
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02.10.2003 16:14 |
The SHORTWAVE REPORT 10/3/03 ˇListen 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, Germany, and Cuba.
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I typically cruise about visiting right wing Christian sites, and now appearing all over the internet on such religious right sites is what is supposed to be this alarming new study detailing the research results of the religious right on the harmful effects of pornography addiction upon society.
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Luis Enrique Barrios
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02.10.2003 15:30 |
The Cancun summit-WTO on the edge of abyss
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Joanne Parker
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02.10.2003 15:05 |
BEATING AROUND THE BUSH
This fact sheet details the reasons why George W. Bush should NOT receive a second term in the office of President of the United States of America.
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hyperintern
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02.10.2003 14:32 |
WSJ: Prominent Saudi Draws U.S. Focus
A Saudi Arabian 911 ringleader is (finally) exposed by mainstream corporate media.
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Murder, kidnappings, torture of union leaders and organizers involved in daily life and death struggles at the CocaCola bottling plants in Colombia, South America.
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valiant and dashing leader
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02.10.2003 11:12 |
Songun Politics vs. Reformist Liberals - SHOWDOWN
Reformist liberals reportedly let loose a string of malignant vituperation against the DPRK at a luncheon hosted by the Association of U.S. and South Korean Smug People.
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Brent Herbert
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02.10.2003 09:50 |
The Trouble with Liberals - ‘Blaming the Victim'
Recently an anarchist posted a piece criticizing liberals for adopting positions that were basically equivalent with those of an undercover cop. A much more devastating critique of liberal Democrat ideology was published in 1971, by a black American, William Ryan. The title of the book is 'Blaming the Victim', which one reviewer called "an impassioned, brilliant expose of middle class ideology' and another called 'an illusion shatterer of the first order (which) will stop you dead in your tracks.'
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repost bbc
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02.10.2003 09:50 |
Kurds get shafted again!
It's official! US troops will be fighting against the Kurdish resistance.
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news junkie
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02.10.2003 09:30 |
American companies awarded contracts in Iraq
$287 Million in contracts have been given to American companies to secure and destroy Iraqi munitions. Here are the names and websites.
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Asamblea Florida Este - Argentina
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02.10.2003 09:23 |
Thallium contamination
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PCASC/CBLOC
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02.10.2003 06:30 |
After Cancún Collapse, Renewed Push for Central American Free Trade Agreement
In Attempt to Speed Up CAFTA negotiations, US Trade Representative Zoellick Takes Emergency Trip to Central America
October 1, 2003
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Alternatives to Globalization?
The anti-free trade lobby are right to point to the conflict between the drive towards free trade and other environmental and social needs. After all, if the purpose of free trade is to increase profits, such a conclusion is quite predictable. As Larry Elliott put it, writing in The Guardian:
In reality, globalisation... represents the final triumph of capital over labour, since the corollary of the deregulation of finance is the shackling of trade unions . It means the national governments are left powerless in the face of multinationals who will relocate at the first whiff of interventionist policies.(9)
So what is the alternative to 'globalisation'?
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Socialist Party of Great Britain
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01.10.2003 20:40 |
The myth of the permanent arms economy
Why there isn't a permanent arms economy,
a critique of Michael Kidron and the Socialist Workers Party (UK) and I.S.O. (US)
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Rich Templin
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01.10.2003 18:55 |
Second phase of IMC organizing for FTAA/ALCA-Miami convergence
Work is being done on setting up an IMC house in Miami area for the FTAA/ALCA November convergence, a dedicated web site is planned, etc.
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repost-International Herald Tribune
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01.10.2003 18:46 |
What if America Just Quit the Middle East?
Having never been an "honest broker", the US would at least become an honest bystander.
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Robert Fisk
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01.10.2003 16:10 |
Why the USA is in a Panic over Iraq
The following passage is the most revealing in this Robert Fisk piece. Too bad it is buried at the very end of the article: "It's possible to argue that it was Saddam's decision to switch from the dollar to the euro in November 2000 that made 'regime change' so important to the US. When Iran threatened to do the same, it was added to the "axis of evil." The defence of the dollar is almost as important as oil. But the real irony lies in the nature of America's new power in Iraq. US oil deposits are increasingly depleted and by 2025, its oil imports will account for perhaps 70 per cent of total domestic demand. It needs to control the world's reserves - and don't tell me the US would have invaded Iraq if its chief export was beetroot - and it now has control of perhaps 25 per cent of world reserves. But it can't make the oil flow. The cost of making it flow could produce an economic crisis in the US. And it is this - rather than the daily killing of young American soldiers - that lies behind the Bush administration's growing panic. Washington has got its hands on the biggest treasure chest in the world - but it can't open the lid
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backraft
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01.10.2003 15:30 |
Unlimited freedom
The freedom for Iraqi people seems to be borderless
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America's Camp Delta, Guantanamo Bay
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Memory Hole via Agent Smiley
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01.10.2003 14:32 |
CIA Conducted Air Crash Simulation on 9/11/01 (What are the chances?!?)
This on the same date as the NRO (having launched a new top-secret payload into space three days earlier) conducted its own simulation!!! Remember the movie Wargames? Well, I guess it WASN'T just a game this time. I wonder who was at the joystick that day. Warren Buffet was the billionaire that helped pioneer remotely controlled piloting (financially) and he just happened to be at USSTRATCOM (US Strategic Command) that day with an unknown number of CEO's from the WTC who, magically, had the day off.
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John Whitfield
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01.10.2003 12:02 |
Alaska's climate: Too hot to handle
Temperatures have warmed more in Alaska over the past 30 years than they have anywhere else on Earth - bad news for the animals that depend on the ice environment and the subsistence hunters. Climate researchers are now turning to regional models to find out why - and how to deal with it.
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Leon Cohen
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01.10.2003 11:16 |
Protest of 27 pilots highlights class divisions in Israel
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The confrontation with imperialism is a life and death showdown between forces and a victory in it hinges on the might of the revolutionary army standing at the outpost of the anti-imperialist class struggle, says Rodong Sinmun today in an article. It goes on:
In Attempt to Speed Up CAFTA negotiations, US Trade Representative Zoellick Takes Emergency Trip to Central America
