Parliamentarians from the Sadr Bloc vowed that they would resist
Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki's plans to dismiss 5 out of 6 cabinet
ministers from their party. The Sadrists have 32 seats in the Iraqi
legislature, and their support was key to the election of al-Maliki
last spring.
Bomb Shatters Baghdad's Storied Literary Street
Dozens Are Killed; Area Once Known For Liberal Ideas
By Sudarsan Raghavan
Washington Post Foreign Service
Tuesday, March 6, 2007; A10
BAGHDAD, Mar. 5 -- Two firemen emerged from the thick curtain of
black smoke that covered the pavement on Monday,
Strike vote begins at CSU
Faculty cast ballots amid debate within union over public perception
By Eric Stern - Bee Staff Writer
Last Updated 6:15 am PST Tuesday, March 6, 2007
Story appeared in METRO section, Page B1
Eric Vega supervises a ballot box at CSU Sacramento on Monday, where faculty
All we do is sell books, said Amer Kasim, 38, struggling for an
explanation.
.
It not about the books.
It's about oil, and the Washington Post KNOWS that, but they don't dare
say it, because they were party to the the 'backgrounder' of this story
by purporting to tell the truth to the
On 3/6/07, Leigh Meyers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
All we do is sell books, said Amer Kasim, 38, struggling for an
explanation.
It not about the books.
It's about oil, and the Washington Post KNOWS that
It's about oil, books, and everything else, from the POV of
international jihadists.
Sorry Yoshie, I don't buy it.
We are the international jihadists.
We destroyed Iraq's schools and libraries, allowed them to be looted
while we guarded the Iraqi oil ministry. We rebuilt one in a hundred and
said WOW! ain't Bechtel doing great!
Pushed school textbooks on Iraq's educational
the strike vote is happening at all the CSUs.
On 3/6/07, Seth Sandronsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Strike vote begins at CSU
Faculty cast ballots amid debate within union over public perception
By Eric Stern - Bee Staff Writer
Last Updated 6:15 am PST Tuesday, March 6, 2007
Story appeared in
Tuesday, March 06, 2007
Libby found guilty in CIA leak trial
Alexis Unkovic at 12:08 PM ET
Photo source or description
[JURIST]breaking story The jury presiding over the perjury trial of
former vice-presidential aide I. Lewis Scooter Libby [defense website;
JURIST news archive] returned a
The murderousness and determination to destroy Iraqi culture apparent
in the al-Mutanabbi bombing provoked one observer, speaking to to
compare these days to those of Mongol conqueror Hulagu ,
Weak real estate market causes tax bill blues
Many owners say values are inflated
http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070306/NEWS05/703060306/10
07/
March 6, 2007
BY GINA DAMRON and JOHN WISELY
FREE PRESS STAFF WRITERS
Dave Bean has had it with the more than $18,000 in annual
I had kicked around the idea of responding to
sociologist Erik Olin Wrights
manuscript-in-progress Envisioning Real
Utopias a few months ago, but decided against
it mainly out of respect for Wrights overall
scholarship. Although I have big problems with
Analytical Marxism (his
is the following story apocryphal?
In the 1960s, economists flew into an African country to advise its
government. To the advisers' total surprise the country's later
economic performance fit their predictions exactly! It turned out that
the government had used the prediction, because it was the
On 3/6/07, Leigh Meyers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry Yoshie, I don't buy it.
We are the international jihadists.
We destroyed Iraq's schools and libraries, allowed them to be looted
while we guarded the Iraqi oil ministry. We rebuilt one in a hundred and
said WOW! ain't Bechtel doing great!
I think it fits the predictions.
Gene Coyle
On Mar 6, 2007, at 11:05 AM, Jim Devine wrote:
is the following story apocryphal?
In the 1960s, economists flew into an African country to advise its
government. To the advisers' total surprise the country's later
economic performance fit their
http://thinkprogress.org/2007/02/25/hersh-qaeda/
Hersh: U.S. Funds Being Secretly Funneled To Violent Al Qaeda-Linked Groups
New Yorker columnist Sy Hersh says the single most explosive element
of his latest article involves an effort by the Bush administration to
stem the growth of Shiite
March 4, 2007/New York TIMES MAGAZINE
Choosing a Sect
By NOAH FELDMAN
As the Sunni-Shiite conflict in Iraq polarizes Muslims across the
globe, the United States finds itself in the odd position of seeming
to favor a Shiite government in Iraq and Sunni leaders everywhere
else. As a result, there
On 3/6/07, Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
March 4, 2007/New York TIMES MAGAZINE
Choosing a Sect
By NOAH FELDMAN
snip
This would undercut the core realist
principle that a country's allies are those who act in its interests,
not those whom it prefers on the basis of race or creed. In this
Free Scooter Libby and All Political Prisoners!
--
Jim Devine / The truth is more important than the facts. -- Frank Lloyd Wright
A commentator on Cole's blog points out that there is
a provision in the constitution for replacing MPs. The
faction from which the MP comes simply appoints the
missing MP. Of course I suppose Maliki could try and
act fast and push the oil bill through before
appointments were made but I expect it
...Because when we do leave, Iraq will be a wasteland or it will be a satrap.
Everyone you call an 'international jihadist' is making a bet on
'satrap', only our physical presence will be gone, and that will help
some, but... well how long did it take to execute or assassinate all
of the Native
Why did the judge not add a 12 juror? Why could the trial proceed with only 11
jurors?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu
michaelperelman.wordpress.com
At around 6/3/07 9:33 pm, Michael Perelman wrote:
Why did the judge not add a 12 juror? Why could the trial proceed with only
11
jurors?
Easy out for a mistrial or some such, similar to the Microsoft
anti-trust fiasco?
--ravi (conspiracies r'us!)
The judge asserted tht the 2 and a half days the jury had been
deliberating b efore the juror was dismissed would be wasted. The
new twelve would have to start over. I assume the judge knew it was
legal to go with 11.
The prosecutor argued for 12 and lost.
Gene
On Mar 6, 2007, at 6:33
No alternates were available?
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico, CA 95929
Tel. 530-898-5321
E-Mail michael at ecst.csuchico.edu
michaelperelman.wordpress.com
There were alternates but they had not been in the deliberations. So
they would not know what the others had discussed, hence everything
would have tostart over. At least that was the judge's statement.
On Mar 6, 2007, at 7:47 PM, Michael Perelman wrote:
No alternates were available?
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