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Theo Philosopher
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12.05.2003 09:28 |
Democratization (read annexation) of Iraq proceeding too slowly.
Seems the Bushman's crew is not happy with the speed at which we are able to secure (read steal oil from)peace in Iraq. A modest proposal:
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Johan Galtung
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12.05.2003 09:07 |
The Education of a Peacemaker (interview of Johan Galtung)
"This triad of chosenness, glory and trauma produces vicious types of nationalistic ideologies that are constantly threatening world peace..Nationalism is not the same as culture..Nationalism lays claim on land and time..Education has degenerated into schooling, schooling has mutated into a way of earning degrees, and degrees are seen simply as a ticket to earning a living." Johan Galtung in his 70s is a renowned peace researcher and Norwegian sociologist devoted to Gandhi and Martin Luther King. He laments the dreadful state of conflict resolution study.
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M Infidelious
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12.05.2003 01:20 |
5 new comic strips by M Infidelious
Social Tensions and US Covert Intervention in Nepal
I am an activist from Portland who has been travelling in South Asia for a few months. I am now in the capital of Nepal, Katmandu, and there is a now a troubling presence of military and police forces, which are armed and in riot gear, around some of the major thoroughfares. About a week ago, Nepalese students protesting bus fare hikes were shot at by police; five were murdered and publicly left to die.
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Aaron Shaver
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11.05.2003 21:56 |
Internet Dissidents
The following profiles are of writers, webmasters, and students who have been jailed by their governments for simply expressing their views via the Internet. The countries they represent--Tunisia, China, and Vietnam--all promote electronic communication as a vehicle of modernization, and yet subject it to draconian regulation in an effort to quash the dissemination of popular political dissent and protest.
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KingFriday @ pepperface
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11.05.2003 21:11 |
body count
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Orwell's long lost cousin
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11.05.2003 20:28 |
The Bush Crime Family Fraud Saga
"You can fool some of the people all of the time, and those are the ones you have to focus on" ? GW Bush
"You have to look at the entire Bush Family in this context -- as if the family ran a corporation called ?Frauds-R-Us, George Jr.?s specialty was insurance and security fraud.
Jeb?s specialty was oil and gas fraud.
Neil?s specialty was real estate fraud.
Prescott?s specialty was banking fraud.
And George Sr.?s specialty? All of the above." -- Lt. Cmdr. Al Martin, US Navy,(Ret)
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Scott Ritter
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11.05.2003 20:10 |
Surprise, Surprise: US Arms Team Leaves Iraq--without Finding WMD
More proof that the "Weapons of Mass Destruction" rhetoric was nothing more than a Propaganda Pretext to invade and subjugate a Sovereign Nation. Of course this is what most thinking people outside the American Empire already knew from the very start. Get ready for a flurry of bullshit alibis and rationalizations to explain away this lack of WMD. You know, like "Saddam gave them away" or "They have been moved to Syria" or "We waited too long and stayed too far back." Looks like these American Weapons Inpsectors are going back home with egg on their face, with their Tail pathetically tucked Between their Legs.
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Gregory Elich
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11.05.2003 19:48 |
Can You Spot the War Crime?
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Antony Barnett and Solomon Hughes
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11.05.2003 13:33 |
Bush ally set to profit from the war on terror
James Woolsey, former CIA boss and influential adviser to President George Bush, is a director of a US firm aiming to make millions of dollars from the 'war on terror', The Observer can reveal.
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NGO San Pedro Nolasco
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11.05.2003 10:20 |
The confinement of the elderly is legalized in Sweden
The confinement of the elderly is legalizad in Sweden
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Posted by ObL Kenobee
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11.05.2003 01:13 |
"The Oberver" on Iraq WMD
One key argument for war was the peril from weapons of mass destruction. Now top officials are worried by repeated failures to find the proof - and US intelligence agencies are engaged in a struggle to avoid the blame
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lesley abdela
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10.05.2003 22:33 |
no place for a woman
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In-bedded Media Hack
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10.05.2003 16:26 |
Americans are Teaching Iraqis all about Freedom of the Press!
The USA is teaching those Eye-Rackis all about Freedom of the Press, by designating a US General to censor Iraqi Television. Hey, if the Generals can control the media here in the USA (like CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC), why not in Eye-rack! The Eye-racki people should not be deprived of America Style War-TV after all. Next up, a steady diet of Reality TV, American Style to numb and pacify the Eye-Racki people! "American Idol, " "The Bachelor," the WWF, and Jerry Springer are all coming to an Eye-Racki TV station near you!
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Bush and Blair Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
This shows how fucked up the world is. Bush and Blair have been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for the illegal, immoral, and unjust invasion of Iraq.
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Mary La Rosa
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10.05.2003 13:33 |
More Arrests!The War Against Human Rights Groups
Today three more ISM workers were arrested including one with epilepsy and
in the middle of an attack. Charlotte, Osam and Radika were arrested and
are being held at Ariel Police Station.
Please Phone: PHONE 03 906 5444 or 03 906 530
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99th Monkey
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10.05.2003 12:03 |
This is part of The Roadmap to Peace?

Did Powell suggest that Sharon get rid of the ISM today?
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Philippine Star
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10.05.2003 10:00 |
Muslim Rebels Kill 13 in Philippines
More distressing events in Southern Philippines
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STOP CORPORATIONS FROM HIJACKING THE WORLD'S FOOD SUPPLY AND INCREASING HUNGER
wondering if any groups around the state have activies planned around this event?
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Manuela Badawy (Reuters)
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10.05.2003 09:40 |
Book Review:The Party's Over: Oil, War and the Fate of Industrial Societies
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Famine, disease, economic collapse, despotism, and resource wars. Sounds horrific, but that's what's in store unless the world cuts back fast on its energy consumption, according to a new book.
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Francisco Trindade
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10.05.2003 08:23 |
The Reflection of Proudhon on the Religions
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petros-greece
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10.05.2003 06:25 |
STALIN AND THE CULT OF PERSONALITY - WAS THIS REAL?
It is difficult enough to try to stop people from hating you; you can try to be nice to them; that might work. But what about when people like you - or love you? Is it possible to stop them from feeling this? Sure it is, but to what end would anyone do that?
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Noreena Hertz (interview)
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09.05.2003 18:30 |
Questions of Life and Death
"Many politicians lack a moral imperative today. They act as though they have no options any more because the economy dictates conditions. This is not true. Politicians can still make decisions in the interests of many, not in the interests of a few..Admitting that some of their dogmas are completely insubstantial is not easy for disciples of market fundamentalism..Economics cannot be separated from politics, history and culture." Ms. Hertz became an economics professor at Cambridge at 30.
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Union Carbide - a Hand in Things to Come
This is an ad from an old National Geographic, ca 1962
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Associated Press
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09.05.2003 16:46 |
Perle gave advice on profiting from Iraq conflict

Pentagon adviser Richard Perle briefed an investment seminar on ways to profit from conflicts in Iraq and North Korea just weeks after he received a top-secret government briefing on the crises in the two countries, the Los Angeles Times reported on Wednesday.
Perle did not return phone calls or e-mails from the newspaper seeking comment.
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Colum Lynch
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09.05.2003 16:05 |
U.S. Grabs Control of Iraqi Oil
The scope and duration of U.S. control over Iraq's oil outlined in the resolution goes well beyond previous administration statements, which largely have been confined to affirmations that the oil was the property of the Iraqi people.
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Oliver Burkeman
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09.05.2003 11:44 |
Halliburton bribes Nigerian official with $2.4 million

The company said it had informed the US securities and exchange commission (SEC) of about $2.4m in improper payments to the Nigerian official, who had posed as a tax consultant, it claimed.
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Al-Ahram Weekly
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09.05.2003 10:30 |
Loyal to Iraq, not to Saddam
Saddam Hussein's army deliberately did not put up much of a fight, because the military had no faith in his latest war. Two Iraqi soldiers who deserted at the battle of Baghdad share their story.
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Posted by Gary Sudborough
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09.05.2003 09:24 |
The Rational Destruction of Yugoslavia
Now that the United States has completed a so-called humanitarian intervention in Iraq, I believe it is very informative to look back at the previous one in Yugoslavia. A brilliant analysis by noted author and political scientist Michael Parenti.
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TWO MORE AMERICAN NAZI TROOPS ARE SENT BACK TO HELL
Two more American occupation troops were shot and killed in Iraq today. The true War for Iraqi Liberation is just beginning....
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peacey nyc
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09.05.2003 01:08 |
Madonna thanks France for opposition to Iraq war

Madonna has thanked France for its opposition to the Iraqi war, during a private performance for 200 guests of a radio station in Paris.
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mossad may blame arabs
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mountainwoman
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08.05.2003 22:22 |
Mantra
Mayor of London calls Bu$h 'corrupt', 'not legitimate', and 'unsupportable'

The mayor said: "I think George Bush is the most corrupt American president since Harding in the Twenties.
"He is not the legitimate president."
He later added: "This really is a completely unsupportable government and I look forward to it being overthrown as much as I looked forward to Saddam Hussein being overthrown."
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Dan Roberts
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08.05.2003 20:17 |
The SHORTWAVE REPORT 5/9/03 ¡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. Spain, Netherlands, Germany, Russia, and Cuba
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Peter Symonds
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08.05.2003 19:52 |
Anti-US protest reveals depth of Afghanistan’s social and political crisis
Several hundred Afghans chanting "Death to Bush" and "Long Live Islam" marched through Kabul on Tuesday in the first demonstration explicitly against the US military occupation of the country. The protest revealed the deep hostility and resentment of broad layers of the population to the country's appalling social conditions and the broken promises of the US and its allies to alleviate the situation.
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wmd at last
Well, the Umatilla names have finally been filed off and the wmds are now in Iraq.
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Johan Galtung (interview)
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08.05.2003 09:29 |
The Education of a Peacemaker
"Nationalism is not the same as culture..This triad of chosenness, glory and trauma produces vicious types of nationalistic ideologies that are constantly threatening world peace..Nationalism lays claims on land and times..Education has degenerated into schooling, schooling has mutated into a way of earning degrees, and degrees are seen simply as a ticket to earning a living."
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Oliver Burkeman: The Guardian
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08.05.2003 09:23 |
Cheney oil firm widens Iraq role
A GOOD ANALYSIS OF THE ANTIWAR MOVEMENT IN AMERICA
What accounts for the demise of the US peace movement and even the embrace of war among some sectors of the protestors, particularly as the military pulverized and conquered Baghdad? The most important single factor was the turn from fear of a lethal "attack" by Iraq to the "security" of a US military conquest and occupation of Baghdad. In other words many US opponents of war were not motivated by moral principle or solidarity - they acted against the war because they feared that US society and soldiers might be adversely affected. Once it was clear that there was no chance for any significant retaliation within the US or Iraq ( Bush knew all along Iraq was effectively disarmed before invading), that the US military was in total control, they switched loyalties and joined in supporting the warlords.
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repost from UK timesonline.com
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07.05.2003 23:26 |
German envoy dubs US a police state
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The Institute for Anarchist Studies (IAS)
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07.05.2003 21:48 |
Perspectives on Anarchist Theory
The Spring edition of "Perspectives on Anarchist Theory," the Institute for Anarchist Studies' biannual newsletter, is now available online.
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Jonathan P. Chance
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07.05.2003 18:33 |
President Re-Affirms Solidarity With Cuba

I'd like to remind all citizens that I've already expressed solidarity with the popular governments of Cuba, Venezuala, France, Iceland, Japan, Korea, Palestine, Russia, the Swiss Confederation, the Iroquois Confederacy, and all the people of the world who advocate equal rights and equal responsibilities....
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New Profile
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07.05.2003 17:28 |
Recent Developments Concerning the International Solidarity Movement:
New Profile, a Movement for the Civil-ization of Israeli society, hopes to continue to circulate the following ISM information in order to bring awareness and attention to what is taking place in Israel and in the Occupied Territories.
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Rupert Cornwell
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07.05.2003 16:39 |
Trailer found in Iraq was bioweapons lab
The mobile laboratory found on 19 April at Tall-Kayf (near Mosul) contained fermenting devices of the type used to make germ weapons, but had been cleaned with a caustic material such as ammonia or bleach.
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Halliburton Sweetheart Deal to *OPERATE* Iraqi Oil Fields

The US Army has revealed for the first time that a subsidiary of Halliburton Co. has a contract encompassing the operation of Iraqi oil fields.
Previously, the US Army Corps of Engineers had described the contract given to Halliburton -- run by US Vice President Dick Cheney from 1995 to 2000 -- as involving oil well firefighting.
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Alan Caruba
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07.05.2003 14:51 |
Hyping Hydrogen: The Energy Scam
"I have often thought that this 'hydrogen economy' seems intuitively flawed; using energy to make hydrogen to then be used as an energy source. Intuitively, it feels like the Escher painting with the water flowing uphill."
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Palestine Solidarity Global Campaign
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07.05.2003 14:48 |
Call to Action: International Day of Action for Justice in Palestine June 5, 2003
Call to Action: International Day of Action for Justice in Palestine June 5, 2003
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Jack Straw
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07.05.2003 14:12 |
A Question Not Answered
One question not answered in the "Fat" discussion": why USA?
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AudioOnDemand-- DeutscheWelle euro-press-review @ noon Wed May 7th PDT

The attached audio file should have been sent directly to IMCpdx web radio, but I haven't done my homework yet on how to submit directly. I apologise ...
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FORMER TEXAS ARMY NATIONAL GUARD LT. COL. BILL BURKETT ON BUSH THE "CHICKEN HAWK"
former texas army national guard lt. col. bill burkett on bush the "chicken hawk"
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Is this the future of our own "War on Drugs"?
A vicious crackdown in Thailand makes our own war on drugs look almost tame in comparison (at least for now...)
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Post-it Hippie
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07.05.2003 00:24 |
But of course. George II believes in free enterprise.
A posting from CNN on Halburton operations in Iraq.
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Stephen DeVoy
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06.05.2003 20:28 |
A Warning Provoked By COINTELPRO Forgeries
Due to the most recent defamatory activities of my detractors (Computers NLA, aka KOBE), I've been forced to institute a policy whereby readers can determine whether an article published in my name is authentic.
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Paul Krugman
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06.05.2003 20:21 |
Man on horseback
RW: Lost Treasures of Humanity
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Chris McGreal: The Guardian
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06.05.2003 15:03 |
UK envoys held at gunpoint by Israelis
PEPPERFACE eZine and media hub updated daily

the sniffy "blind empire" underground media hub has moved to its own site at pepperface.com
now seeking submissions
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Alan Woods
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06.05.2003 11:35 |
The World after the War in Irag
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Washington Post
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06.05.2003 08:36 |
US military permitted looting of Iraqi nuclear site
The International Atomic Energy Agency oversaw the securing of Iraq's Tuwaitha nuclear research complex before the war, which contained tons of special nuclear materials, before being forced to leave by US warmakers. The US administration claimed that Iraq was developing "weapons of mass destruction" and ordered Saddam Hussein to "disarm," then invaded claiming he had failed to do so. But it failed to secure the Tuwaitha complex in the aftermath of the collapse of Iraq's military defense and the abandonment of the Tuwaitha site, which has now been looted. US officials still have not determined the extent of the looting, having only visited the site recently. No nuclear experts from IAEA or the US have yet been able to assess the situation. Experts are "shocked" at the oversight.
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