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[CTRL] Chinese Dumping Dollars

2004-11-29 Thread flw2

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Pilloried on the street, mighty greenback now China's 'money to burn'
More Chinese investors are dumping their U.S. dollars as the currency's
reputation for stability erodes, GEOFFREY YORK writes
By GEOFFREY YORK
UPDATED AT 11:22 PM EST Wednesday, Nov 24, 2004
BEIJING -- In Chinese street slang, they are known as the "yellow bulls" --
the underground traders who lurk outside the banks in aggressive pursuit of
currency deals. But despite their business zeal, there is one commodity they
are unwilling to buy on the street these days: U.S. dollars.
"
Everyone is converting their dollars to Chinese yuan," one black-market
trader confided as he stood outside a bank in Beijing yesterday.
"Our business is getting more and more difficult," he said. "It's hard to
find anyone buying U.S. dollars any more. The value of the yuan is
definitely
going to increase."
These are anxious days for China's legions of canny traders and savers. Not
long ago, they had faith in the American dollar as the safest of safe
havens -- a guaranteed stable investment. For years, China had survived
financial crises by pegging its currency to the U.S. dollar.
But the prolonged slump in the dollar, along with hints of an approaching
revaluation of the yuan, has created a new phenomenon here: the shunning of
the greenback.
"Nobody with a U.S.-dollar account can sit quietly at home any longer," said
one man in a queue at a Bank of China branch yesterday. "The black market is
a sign of the market trends. The government might say that it won't change
the official exchange rate today, but tomorrow it could announce a change."
For the past decade, China has held the yuan to a fixed value of about 8.3
to the U.S. dollar. In the past, the black-market traders were often willing
to pay up to nine yuan for a dollar. But today the unofficial rate on the
street is only 8.22 yuan to the dollar -- if you can find anyone willing to
buy dollars.
Many Chinese investors are nervously wondering whether they should get rid
of their dollars. "I'm worrying about it," said Li Dan, a 28-year-old
information technology manager in Beijing.
"I've got $60,000 [U.S.] accumulated from shares in my company. What should
I do? Who can tell if the exchange rate will decline? If I don't convert my
money to yuan, I could lose thousands of dollars. That's a lot of money."
Many have already dumped their dollars. By the end of October, the switch
from dollars to yuan had contributed to a 3.8-per-cent drop in
foreign-currency savings by Chinese households, compared with a year
earlier. This amounted to a decline of $1.7-billion in household
foreign-exchange savings this year alone. At the Shanghai branch of the Bank
of China, meanwhile, the conversion of dollar accounts to yuan accounts
increased by 17 per cent in September and 34 per cent last month.
The dollar has lost the aura of stability that it once enjoyed here. And
with the Chinese economy booming, a growing number of Chinese investors are
regarding the yuan as the new hard currency. On the pages of a Hong Kong
newspaper this month, the trend was illustrated by a picture of a man
setting fire to an American dollar bill on Tiananmen Square, with the
caption: "Money to burn."
Many Chinese are betting that the dollar will continue to decline and the
yuan will be revalued. In the non-deliverable forward market in Hong Kong,
the current level of forward contracts suggests that the yuan would rise to
a level of 7.887 to the dollar within 12 months if it were freely traded.
The Chinese media and bank officials have sent out a growing number of
signals that the yuan could be revalued in the next few months. The central
bank has talked of possible "flexibility" in the value of the yuan. Some
reports predict a widening of the trading band in the first quarter of next
year.
"The decline of the U.S. dollar . . . may be the final factor convincing
Beijing to revalue the currency," concluded a report this month by the
Eurasia Group, a New York-based firm of political analysts.
"A modest currency revaluation increasingly appears to be Beijing's next
step in cooling its economy."
The deputy governor of China's central bank, Li Ruogu, confirmed this week
that China is gradually moving toward greater flexibility in its dollar
exchange rate, although he emphasized that it would not happen as long as
Western leaders continue to apply heavy pressure on China to revalue its
currency.
"Everybody is saying that the value of the yuan will increase," a Beijing
bank customer said yesterday.
"Even though the central bank says it will happen, I think it is just a
matter of sooner or later."
Rising currency giant
With the Chinese economy booming and the U.S. dollar wavering, Chinese
investors are dumping their greenbacks, convinced the yuan is becoming the
new hard currency.
The people's currency
The name
Chinese money is called Renminbi, which means People's Currency.
The issuer
The People's Bank of China. The popular unit is the yuan.
B

Re: [CTRL] Fwd: Scalia: founding fathers never advocated the separation of ch...

2004-11-29 Thread Jim Rarey

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Prudy, I agree. 
Clarence Thomas would be an ideal 
choice for chief justice.
 
JR
 
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the separation of ch...
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Scalia was nominated to the nine-member Supreme Court in 
  1986 by president Ronald Reagan to fill the seat vacated by William Rehnquist, 
  who became the chief justice after Warren Berger retired. Now, with 
  speculation that Rehnquist is on the verge of retirement after a recent 
  diagnosis of thyroid cancer, Scalia may be the leading candidate to take his 
  place.
And one wonders what the founding fathers might have thought of a judge of 
the Supreme Court who is all for religion in political life and a strong 
believer in nepotism as well.  Won't he be the perfect successor to 
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[CTRL] Carlyle leads pack for Chinese group

2004-11-29 Thread Jim Rarey

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Carlyle leads pack for Chinese
groupby Shu-Ching Jean
Chen in Hong Kong
Posted 12:00 EST, 25, Nov 2004Washington D.C.-based Carlyle Group has been selected
as preferred bidder to take a controlling stake in China's largest
construction machinery developer, Xuzhou Construction Machinery
Group Co. Ltd. for a reported price of as much as $400 million.
But XCMG, as the central China-based company is known, said a
deal still requires clearance from its 100% owner, the Xuzhou city
government.
"The city government is negotiating the final terms but we don't
know whether it would approve it," said a company spokesman, who
wouldn't comment on the likely sale price.
Another source noted that talks are "at a very early stage."
The city government wants to sell its stakes in 72 state-owned
enterprises, including XCMG. Like nearby Shanghai and Beijing, it is
attempting to reform lumbering state enterprises and lure foreign
investment.
Carlyle beat out eight preliminary bidders for XCMG, including
XCMG's joint venture partner, Peoria, Ill.-based Caterpillar
Inc.; the private equity arms of both J.P. Morgan Chase &
Co. and Citigroup Inc.; Warburg Pincus LLC; and
American International Group Inc., all of New York. All eight
initial bidders were from the U.S., the XCMG official said.
The auction is being conducted by New York-based J.P. Morgan
Chase & Co. Deutsche Bank AG, which is based in Frankurt,
is advising Carlyle.
XCMG, founded in 1989, has 26 affiliates, including one listed on
the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. It has 13 joint ventures with foreign
investors, including Caterpillar. It has also expanded overseas,
mainly to developing markets in Southeast Asia, the Middle East and
Africa. It recorded revenue of 11.2 billion renminbi ($1.35 billion)
in the first six months of the year, up 60% from same period last
year. In 2003, it made Rmb15.4 billion in revenue, up from Rmb9.3
billion a year earlier.
The bid from Carlyle reflects the private equity group's stated
ambition to assume control of big Chinese state-owned enterprises.
The firm is also apparently exploring its options in South Korea.
The world's fifth-largest shipping group, Hanjin Shipping Co.
Ltd., confirmed reports Thursday it has had contact with
Carlyle. But spokesman Man Young Hur said only that "a working-level
group" talked to Carlyle about terminal efficiency and that no
merger or joint venture was imminent.
Carlyle officials in South Korea were unavailable for comment,
while later Thursday Reuters cited an Internet news site e-daily
quoting Cho Yang-ho, chairman of the shipping group's de facto
parent company, Korean Air, saying that the talks had ended.
Jennifer Veale in Seoul contributed to this
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[CTRL] Fw: Ukraine Coup, Part III

2004-11-29 Thread Mrs. Jela Jovanovic

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November 2004 -
USraeli UKRAINE Coup: 
THE END -
HURRAY, HURRAY, HURRAY, 
HURRAY!
Part III (last)

“We must find new lands 
from which
we can easily obtain raw 
materials 
and at the same 
time
exploit the cheap slave 
labour
that is available 

from the natives of the 
colonies. 
The colonies would also 
provide 
a dumping ground for the 
surplus goods
produced in our 
factories.”
- Cecil Rhodes, 
“founder” of Rhodesia

La comedia est finita.
Get out the corpses.

The Ukrainian parliament of USA have 
declared the “elections” results were not valid and in addition humiliated the 
people of the Central Electoral Commission, and recommended to all of them to 
sign their resignations.
Right. They have been rather 
naughty: they have declared the wrong candidate for the future president of the 
former comparatively independent state of Ukraine – after today it will be only 
one more client “state” of USA/EU/NATO/OSCE/NED/CIA/MOSSAD/SOROS/ maybe even 
MPRI* and Madonna plus Arnold 
the Ugly Muscle from California.
New members of the Central Electoral 
Commission will be “elected” when Yushchenko of USA is ready with the list of 
names of suitable people.
It doesn’t matter how people will vote 
and even whether they will vote or not.
We know who will be the next 
“president” of Ukraine of USA.
Hurray.

The Ukrainian people should remember 
forever those MP who voted in such a way today – 27.11.2004.
In the next years they will have many 
reasons to remember that Day of Treason and the names of the Traitors who sold 
their Motherland to the Beast of USA without batting an eye.
If you keep them under watch, you will 
soon mark the new flats – houses – cars that will crop/pop up in their families; 
you will soon notice the sweet life of their sons and daughters.
Gold/dollars and 
swords/F16/Mothers of all Bombs, the long new range of deadly 
weapons*etc. 
These are the tools of the World 
Conqueror coups and military triumphs.
(By the way, it’s interesting how 
much Mr. speaker of the ukrainian parliament has been 
given. How much is the Market Price now of a Parliamentary Speaker?
How much is the Market Price of a 
country? Of a Motherland?…)

-
"A nation can survive its fools, and even the 
ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is 
less formidable, for he is known and carries his banners openly. But the traitor 
moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through 
all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself. For the traitor 
appears not a traitor; he speaks in accents familiar to his victims, and he 
wears their face and their garments, and he appeals to the baseness that lies 
deep in the hearts of all men. He rots the soul of a nation, he works secretly 
and unknown in the night to undermine the pillars of a city, he infects the body 
politic so that it can no longer resist. A murderer is less to be feared" -- 
Marcus Tullius Cicero, 106-43 BC
-

I am not going to comment the coming 
grand pillage under the IMF titles of “privatization”/“structural reforms”, the 
kicking away of all the social protections the Ukrainian people enjoy now - the 
future pauperization of the Ukrainian people, that will naturally follow.
Neither will I comment the political 
tightening – the impossibility to protest anymore if you cannot steel yourself 
against getting dragged along the streets and in courts, the uniform servile 
media.
I think about the people that will go 
with the winds like dry autumn leaves…
Some of us here, the Balkans people - 
especially the much suffering people of YUGOSLAVIA, know too well what will 
follow during the inevitable process of “democratic” hygienization of the newly 
acquired colony of USA. 
Because there are still people that can 
be neither frightened nor bought. They might threaten the “democtratization” and 
should be efficiently cleared away.
Here step in MPRI and the other brother 
agencies advertised by Abu Graib, Iraq.
And the Mossad professionals.
Or maybe not – maybe the UKRAINE 
FASCISTS will prove to be quite enough for all the wet operations planned?
I see them even now fervently filling 
up their lists of the Doomed…
There will be numberless mysterious car 
accidents in Ukraine of USA, direct kills, mysterious deadly heart attacks in 
the police stations of the UKRAINIAN “DEMOCRATS”... 
Some Ukrainians will be charged - 
dragged to prison and sentenced to long prison terms. 
(That holds true especially for those 
who have talked today about referendums and autonomy in Ukraine. Do it really if 
you do not want to leave behind orphans and widows!
And also for those MPs who have refused 
today to throw themselves on their bellies in front the USA blood-dripping boots 
- the ones that have not voted the r

[CTRL] Fw: Jose SaramagO: Danger After Bush Re-election

2004-11-29 Thread Mrs. Jela Jovanovic

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Sent: Sunday, November 28, 2004 5:56 PM
Subject: Jose SaramagO: Danger After Bush Re-election


> Nobel Laureate Saramago Warns of Danger After Bush Reelection
>
> By Humberto Márquez
>
> November 27, 2004, Inter Press Service
>
> http://ipsnews.net/interna.asp?idnews=26451
>
> CARACAS - U.S. politics over the next four years will be
> rooted in patriotism and religion, an 'explosive combination'
> that will require Latin Americans to 'arm themselves with
> strength, courage and bravery,' according to Portuguese
> writer José Samamago, winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize for
> Literature.
>
> Saramago spoke to writers and journalists this week in
> Caracas, and used the occasion to express his views on what a
> second term under U.S. President George W. Bush will mean for
> the region.
>
> 'Things will undoubtedly be very bad for Latin America,' the
> writer predicted. 'You only have to consider the ambitions
> and the doctrines of the empire, which regards this region as
> its backyard,' he said.
>
> At an earlier speaking engagement in Bogotá, Colombia,
> Saramago called Bush 'the biggest liar on the planet.' He
> added that if the U.S. president ever decides to focus on the
> region, Latin America should tremble with fear. 'I could say
> the same about Africa, but I don't want to create an
> international panic,' he joked.
>
> Turning his attention to the rest of the world, Saramago told
> his audience in Caracas that the United States will never
> leave Iraq, 'because it needs to control the Middle East, the
> gateway to Asia. It already has military installations in
> Uzbekistan.'
>
> He also predicted, however, that the situation will become
> more complex when new competitors emerge to challenge U.S.
> power, such as China, India and perhaps Brazil.
>
> 'I am a person with leftist convictions, and always have
> been,' said the 82-year-old writer, adding that whenever he
> addresses the subject of international politics, 'I always
> ask two questions, and only two: How many countries have
> military bases in the United States? And in how many
> countries does the United States not have military bases?'
>
> But he asked the journalists in Caracas a third question, to
> illustrate his point. 'Can you just imagine what Bush would
> say if someone like (Venezuelan) President Hugo Chávez asked
> him for a little piece of land to install a military base,
> even if it was way off in Alaska, and he only wanted to plant
> a Venezuelan flag there?' The question provoked an outburst
> of laughter from his audience.
>
> Saramago was in Venezuela ahead of an international congress
> that will be held next month, a gathering of intellectuals in
> solidarity with the process of political and social reforms
> being undertaken by Chávez, which the president refers to as
> a peaceful 'social revolution'.
>
> 'It's not that I'm pro-Chávez, nor do I believe in strongmen
> or messiahs, but Hugo Chávez is someone who wants to make
> changes, and he has found the way to reach straight into the
> hearts and minds of the Venezuelan people,' he stated.
>
> Saramago also had harsh words of criticism for the Venezuelan
> opposition. 'For someone like me, it is difficult to
> understand these people who democratically take part in
> elections and a referendum, but are then incapable of
> democratically accepting the will of the people. It is an
> insult to common sense, and I personally cannot comprehend
> it.'
>
> The writer recalled that Chávez and his associates have won a
> majority of votes in eight elections over the last six years
> in Venezuela. These include the presidential recall
> referendum on Aug. 15, when voter turnout was exceptionally
> high and 59 percent of those who cast their ballots wanted
> Chávez to remain as president of their country.
>
> Venezuela 'has had a highly troubled recent history,' noted
> Saramago, adding that he hoped Chávez would be able to bring
> 'this unique experience' to a successful conclusion, despite
> the fact that Latin America and the Caribbean are now facing
> 'four complicated years, which will be marked by tensions and
> neo-colonial aspirations.'
>
> Chávez was unable to meet with Saramago, as he is on a
> presidential tour to Russia and the Middle East. However,
> Venezuelan public television provided viewers with a unique
> interview with the Nobel laureate conducted by Vice President
> José Vicente Rangel, formerly a prominent investigative
> journalist.
>
> Saramago, who had just been in Rosario, Argentina to take
> part in the 3rd International Congress on the Spanish
> Language, emphasised that he speaks about politics 'willingly
> and deliberately.' He also noted that his most recent novel,
> Lucidity, is 'openly political, unlike the previous ones,'
> which include Baltasar and Blimunda, The Gospel According to
> Jesus Christ, and The Caves.
>
> Lucidity is about an imaginary ci

[CTRL] Fw: 'Unusual Weapons' Used in Fallujah

2004-11-29 Thread Mrs. Jela Jovanovic

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Sent: Saturday, November 27, 2004 4:07 PM
Subject: 'Unusual Weapons' Used in Fallujah


> Inter Press Service
>
>  Friday 26 November 2004
>
> 'Unusual Weapons' Used in Fallujah
>
>  By Dahr Jamail
>  Inter Press Service
>
>  Baghdad - The U.S. military has used poison gas and
>  other non-conventional weapons against civilians in
>  Fallujah, eyewitnesses report..
>
>  "Poisonous gases have been used in Fallujah," 35-
>  year-old trader from Fallujah Abu Hammad told IPS.
>  "They used everything -- tanks, artillery,
>  infantry, poison gas. Fallujah has been bombed to
>  the ground."
>
>  Hammad is from the Julan district of Fallujah where
>  some of the heaviest fighting occurred. Other
>  residents of that area report the use of illegal
>  weapons.
>
>  "They used these weird bombs that put up smoke like
>  a mushroom cloud," Abu Sabah, another Fallujah
>  refugee from the Julan area told IPS. "Then small
>  pieces fall from the air with long tails of smoke
>  behind them."
>
>  He said pieces of these bombs exploded into large
>  fires that burnt the skin even when water was
>  thrown on the burns. Phosphorous weapons as well as
>  napalm are known to cause such effects. "People
>  suffered so much from these," he said.
>
>  Macabre accounts of killing of civilians are
>  emerging through the cordon U.S. forces are still
>  maintaining around Fallujah.
>
>  "Doctors in Fallujah are reporting to me that there
>  are patients in the hospital there who were forced
>  out by the Americans," said Mehdi Abdulla, a 33-
>  year-old ambulance driver at a hospital in Baghdad.
>  "Some doctors there told me they had a major
>  operation going, but the soldiers took the doctors
>  away and left the patient to die."
>
>  Kassem Mohammed Ahmed who escaped from Fallujah a
>  little over a week ago told IPS he witnessed many
>  atrocities committed by U.S. soldiers in the city.
>
>  "I watched them roll over wounded people in the
>  street with tanks," he said. "This happened so many
>  times."
>
>  Abdul Razaq Ismail who escaped from Fallujah two
>  weeks back said soldiers had used tanks to pull
>  bodies to the soccer stadium to be buried. "I saw
>  dead bodies on the ground and nobody could bury
>  them because of the American snipers," he said.
>  "The Americans were dropping some of the bodies
>  into the Euphrates near Fallujah."
>
>  Abu Hammad said he saw people attempt to swim
>  across the Euphrates to escape the siege. "The
>  Americans shot them with rifles from the shore," he
>  said. "Even if some of them were holding a white
>  flag or white clothes over their heads to show they
>  are not fighters, they were all shot."
>
>  Hammad said he had seen elderly women carrying
>  white flags shot by U.S. soldiers. "Even the
>  wounded people were killed. The Americans made
>  announcements for people to come to one mosque if
>  they wanted to leave Fallujah, and even the people
>  who went there carrying white flags were killed."
>
>  Another Fallujah resident Khalil (40) told IPS he
>  saw civilians shot as they held up makeshift white
>  flags. "They shot women and old men in the
>  streets," he said. "Then they shot anyone who tried
>  to get their bodies - Fallujah is suffering too
>  much, it is almost gone now."
>
>  Refugees had moved to another kind of misery now,
>  he said. "It's a disaster living here at this
>  camp," Khalil said. "We are living like dogs and
>  the kids do not have enough clothes."
>
>  Spokesman for the Iraqi Red Crescent in Baghdad
>  Abdel Hamid Salim told IPS that none of their
>  relief teams had been allowed into Fallujah, and
>  that the military had said it would be at least two
>  more weeks before any refugees would be allowed
>  back into the city.
>
>  "There is still heavy fighting in Fallujah," said
>  Salim. "And the Americans won't let us in so we can
>  help people."
>
>  In many camps around Fallujah and throughout
>  Baghdad, refugees are living without enough food,
>  clothing and shelter. Relief groups estimate there
>  are at least 15,000 refugee families in temporary
>  shelters outside Fallujah.
>
>  http://ipsnews.net/new_nota.asp?idnews=26440
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[CTRL] Fw: USraeli Ukraine Coup, Part II

2004-11-29 Thread Mrs. Jela Jovanovic

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- Original Message - 
From: Blagovesta 
Doncheva 
 
  
November 2004 -
USraeli UKRAINE Coup in 
its Last Phase – HURRAY, HURRAY!
Part II

The Ukraine coup overpasses 
all imaginable limits!

A horde of USA poodles – 
puppets – bootlickers from European Union (Solana) and the neighboring countries 
(Poland, Lithuania) rushed to Kiev spurred on by their Ugly Master!
There are representative of 
the wide range of servants The Ugly Master works on for years.
Here is Solana – one 
of the European Killers of Yugoslavia.
Kvashnevski, that Polish 
spittle, is trotting there too.
And the Lithuanian USA 
Servant of a president has also clicked most obediently heels.

The administrative buildings 
are not seized anymore, it seems. The coordinated provocation has reached its 
aim: the horde of USA poodles – puppets – bootlickers poured into Kiev almost 
immediately after it happened. 
The still acting (?) Ukraine 
President, Leonid Kuchma, explained on the TV Inter just that – the buildings 
were blocked and seized to provoke their coming here.
Now “negotiations” are under 
way at a “round table” (I feel like puking!), Yushchenko and Yanukovic are there 
plus all the other local and foreign Players – and the cards are delivered!
Q. What are the so-called 
“elections” about?
If a President of a country 
can be pointed out and appointed by “negotiations” orchestrated by a pack of 
poodles from abroad, then –
WHY THE 
ELECTIONS?

Allow me some gloating.
For years on a run I have 
written and talked about the true nature of the USA so-called “democratic” 
elections, the Globo Democratizers are forcing on all the people round the world 
to legitimize their killing and pillaging.
Could there be a greater 
DISCREDITATION of THEIR PLAY AT ELECTIONS than what is going on in Ukraine 
now?
Could a person right in the 
head and with all his senses in place take a part in any of their elections 
after the Ukraine Elections in November 2004 – and the typical for the 
developments afterwards?
Developments, typical for 
the era of the New Colonization.

Other news:
The Special Forces appeared 
briefly in the streets of Kiev, then packed and withdrew. Conflicting 
orders.
People from all Ukraine 
demand from the acting (?) government to put a stop of the disorder.
Kuchma is only writhing and 
doing nothing.
Yanukovic keeps repeating he 
will follow the law – he will do nothing unlawful – bla, bla, bla.
Yanukovic is still an acting 
(?) Premier and a part of his responsibilities is the public order and the 
security of the Ukraine people.
By doing a Big Great Nothing 
together with Kuchma, the acting (?) President, they both break their vow and 
engagements to their people!
Yanukovic is behaving 
UNLAWFULLY for several days already!
Conclusion:
He is NOT a leader, NEITHER 
a fighter. He is totally blocked, incapable to take any decisions, baffled like 
an old lady in a busy street. US Coup Planners could calmly change from 
Yushchenko to Yanukovic – the only one better than an easily blocked and 
manipulated into total inaction president is only a Servant for a president.
They want and insist on the 
Servant.
Apparently the dislike the 
idea to spend energy for the regular need of tempering and adjusting the other 
one.

Eastern and Southern Ukraine 
where people voted mainly for Yanukovic the Law Lover (which law?) declared they 
would get out of Ukraine, will create an autonomous region or directly join 
Russia. Words.

Yushchenko of 
USA/CIA/NED etc. also talks about law. He repeats like a blocked robot 
(maybe he is one!) that the government should not use any force against his 
street army of YOUNG FOOLS, IGNORANTS, SHREWD FELLOWS and STRAITFORWARD 
H-A-T-E-R-S of their country and people. No violence of any kind on the part of 
the government.
Violence is his Drugged 
Street Army prerogative.
Note: The USA robots can 
break the law, use violence, kill if estimated as necessary – the other, 
victimized side, has no right to do the same, protecting itself and its 
encroached territory! If they start resisting – or even simply raise 
instinctively a hand to their bruised faces, they are called “terrorists” on the 
instant!
How very damned convenient 
indeed!

It seems that Kuchma and 
Yanukovic are more concerned with not to be classified as “terrorists” than with 
the security of their people and state NOW, and the future of their people and 
state afterwards.
So, they SHAMELESSLY DO 
NOTHING!

Poor Ukrainians. No true 
leaders at this crucial time, only vultures – foreign and local – grinding their 
knives for the Ukrainian land and riches.

TV Inter entertained us with 
endless talks between representatives of both sides to prove how very impartial 
they are.
Yushchenko people 
(represented by one of the highly paid singers who scream non-stop in front of 
the Yushchenko Artmy since Sunday – unkempt, slovenly young man) talk about 

  
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