Finally something sensible from Dumsfeld.STOP WORK!
And,Stop supporting this criminal regime. Also,Do not use WOMD's or you will be tried as a war criminal. And We don't know if the dictators son has taken over the country. Rumsfeld also writes brilliantly under the nom de guerre,'Franola. Are protesters trying to distract police so terrorists can hit America? (english) Franola Ringodelangalitis 10:34pm Thu Mar 20 '03 (Modified on 11:23pm Thu Mar 20 '03) article#300257 Are protesters trying to distract police so terrorists can hit America? Is the purpose of massive protests in America that intentionally result in disruptions and arrests to occupy the police, so that terrorists can hit America? add your own comments Yes, you have now foiled our master plan (english) protester with known links to Al Qaeda 10:39pm Thu Mar 20 '03 comment#300259 Damn you!! Damn you all to hell! Now what are we going to do?? Our plans have been exposed and we cannot successfully carry them out. I guess we should all buy AK-47s, grow beards, and find caves somewhere. Then the Bush administration will have millions of bogey men out there to terrorize the American people into accepting their New American Century of a world under U.S. control. Haha (english) Franola Ringodelangalitis 10:51pm Thu Mar 20 '03 comment#300264 Haha, nice response. But, in all seriousness, it's one thing to protest in organized fashion. It's another to actually block bridges, cause havok, make people angry (at the protesters), run yelling and scaring people, lying down in front of police cars, and forcing major portions of the police force into handling the situation and not doing their jobs elsewhere. I take heart when I see so many trolls (english) m. 10:55pm Thu Mar 20 '03 comment#300265 They wouldn't bother if they didn't percieve that we threaten the established order. It is ok (english) Osama Bin Hussein 10:57pm Thu Mar 20 '03 comment#300268 I think it can still work. We just continue with the plan as if it hasn't been exposed and things should still go quite smoothly. In fact probably better because now more cops and agents will be watching the protests so that's more resources taken from watching for terrorists. So the original plan still stands. While watching protestors who aren't actually terrorists means the authorities will be watching less terrorists and because those that aren't terrorists will be watched the other terrorists can go about carrying out their diversion terrorism and the real terrorists can do the real terrorism. A better question. (english) D. L. 11:04pm Thu Mar 20 '03 comment#300270 Are you supporters of the war trying to cause more and more Arab youth to hate America? Are you trying to cause as much terrorism as possible, so the Government will take away all our rights? Are you trying to make to make the arms companies as rich as possible? Are you trying to increase the cycle of hatred and violence? Are you trying to give the US more and more justification for invading Iran, and Syria, and Saudi Arabia? Do you supporters of the war want to push the fatal day closer, when an enemy explodes the first suit case nuclear bomb in the US? You pro war people complain about the protesters, saying THEY are endangering our security. If you care about security, how about spending the 200 Billion dollars on something other than war, something which will make both the US and the world more secure? Use your imagination. You can think of something. Franola, you're so neive (english) m. 11:08pm Thu Mar 20 '03 comment#300271 Repressing dissent IS the job of the police. This presidency is illegal and this war is a horrendous crime. The police have been militarized and our rights have been taken away NOT to protect us from terrorists, but to PROTECT THE REGIME FROM US. You know this in your heart. The factS are in front of you every day. Brains of a pressed seed (english) farmer 11:23pm Thu Mar 20 '03 comment#300276 Franola seems to have the wit, level of intelligence and imagination of a breakfast cereal or cooking oil, although I find myself leaning to cooking oil: its unctous. END. Any terrorists reading this should know Pine Gap was the relay station for the Assassination politics attempt on A day.
In the name of Bog.
Much of what people do is done in the name of God. Irishmen blow each other up in his name. Arabs blow themselves up in his name. Imams and ayatollahs oppress women in his name. Celibate popes and priests mess up people's sex lives in his name. Jewish shohets cut live animals' throats in his name. The achievements of religion in past history - bloody crusades, torturing inquisitions, mass-murdering conquistadors, culture-destroying missionaries, legally enforced resistance to each new piece of scientific truth until the last possible moment - are even more impressive. And what has it all been in aid of? I believe it is becoming increasingly clear that the answer is absolutely NOTHING AT ALL. There is no reason for believing that any sort of gods exist and quite good reason for believing they do not exist and never have. It has all been a gigantic waste of life. It would be a joke of cosmic proportions IF IT WEREN'T SO TRAGIC. From The Improbability of God By Richard Dawkins. Oxford's Professor of Public Understanding of Science. (Humanist of the Year, 1996)
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Commander in chief is a legit target according to Ari Fleshette.
And another gem from Dum Dum Rummy...lay down your weapons and walk away. Surrender before the full force and fury of war is unleashed.More comments we can detourn for our own W.A.R. The World Anarchist Revolution. The fibreglass knives and shaped charge taking of a RR plane in DC looks like a go with a few disposable caucs.The jihadi's finished off the WTC so now the Pentagon awaits. Group of 6 men used knives to seize Cuban plane, FBI says Miami Herald - 55 minutes ago JAILED: These men are among six Cubans now in US custody on charges of conspiring to seize an aircraft by force. They could get 20 years. CHARLES ... Six Cuban hijackers held without bond Key West Citizen
The possibility of the United States winning the war and losing the peace in Iraq is real and serious.
20 March 2003 ] The War After the War 'According to recent unpublicised US Army War College studies being read with increasing interest by some Pentagon planners, The possibility of the United States winning the war and losing the peace in Iraq is real and serious. ' ( Village Voice ) » See also 'The Day After: The Army in a Post-Conflict Iraq' (PDF), a paper from December Clash of Civilisations 'Under Bush, America has become a hegemon with a chip on its shoulder, at once belligerent and xenophobic. The United States has been seceding from a new world order of interdependence that, until recently, it had helped construct. At the very moment when the world's peoples have recognised the need to build global institutions to deal with a global economy and environment, with globalised crime and weapons proliferation and stateless terrorism, the United States has arrogated to itself the right to ignore and undermine those parts of the emerging global architecture that fail to please its eye' ( Harold Meyerson via American Prospect ) » See also this article by David Held Rachel's last mail Text of Rachel Corrie's last e-mail exchange with her father, from several days before her murder ( Rachel Corrie via Guardian ) » See also this blog entry from Tuesday http://www.hullocentral.demon.co.uk/site/anfin.htm
Sovereignty is dead...get over it.
The humanitarian arguments for this war are spurious March 21 2003 Why, asks Scott Burchill, does the liberation of Iraq take precedence over concerns in West Papua and Palestine? The onus is always on those who argue for war. They need to demonstrate a casus belli or just cause. There is no need to mount an argument against the use of violence, unless peace and order are regarded as undesirable conditions. So how should we assess the argument of supporters of this intervention in Iraq, that war can be justified on humanitarian grounds? There are four major problems with it. 1. While there is no disputing the brutal nature of Saddam Hussein's regime, the case for intervention made by those in Canberra, London and Washington is weakened by the fact that at the peak of Saddam's crimes in the late 1980s, they were either directly supporting him with weapons, technology and intelligence or were entirely indifferent to his behaviour. Even if they have belatedly recognised the error of their ways, how seriously can we take their concerns about weapons of mass destruction now, given they were his suppliers then? 2. In some quarters the humanitarian commitment to the people of Iraq appears only skin deep. Despite adumbrating Saddam's awful treatment of his citizens, both John Howard and Tony Blair said last week that he could stay in power - presumably to continue his brutality - provided he gave up his weapons of mass destruction. So much for their ethical concern. 3. The argument for humanitarian intervention in Iraq implies that sovereignty is no longer a protection against attack from outsiders who object to the nature of another government's rule. This principle, if widely adopted, would overturn the UN charter and international law more generally, and revolutionise international relations. The idea of humanitarian intervention is widely contested and debated by academics, non-government organisations and governments around the world. No clear, consensually recognised criteria for it exist, even in recent cases such as Somalia and Kosovo where the principle was invoked. When Vietnam brought an end to Pol Pot's genocidal regime in Cambodia in 1979 it was treated as a pariah by the West, despite the improved humanitarian conditions the intervention produced. To simply claim non-intervention will produce a worse humanitarian result than war ignores the significant reality that, for all its faults, the international system is still based on the independence of sovereign states, which enjoy an administrative monopoly over a bounded territory. To raise the principle of humanitarian intervention to the same legal and moral status of national sovereignty would have immediate and chaotic consequences for people across the world. 4. Howard's claim that doing nothing about Iraq, potentially, is much more costly than using force, if necessary, to ensure Iraq's disarmament is both wildly hypothetical and morally suspect. No one can accurately predict the number of innocent civilians who will be internally displaced, forced to become refugees, or be killed by this war. To imply there is a moral balance sheet that can be reconciled if the humanitarian effects of the war can are minimised is grotesque. As British philosopher Ted Honderich has said: There is no parity between our doing something with the dead certainty of killing and maiming thousands, and not doing it with only the probability that some people will suffer. We are directly responsible for the effects of our intervention in Iraq. We are not responsible for the consequences of our inaction, unless - at the very least - the West suddenly owns up to the vital support it gave Saddam when he was gassing Kurdish villagers and Iranian soldiers in the 1980s. This has not happened. However, by this logic we are equally accountable for much of the immiseration of Africa, Asia and Latin America. So why does the liberation of Iraq take precedence over longer-standing concerns in West Papua and Palestine, to cite only two peoples betrayed for more than 30 years by the UN and the West? The sudden discovery of a humanitarian crisis in Iraq by people who were silent when it peaked in the 1980s is an unconvincing acknowledgement that all other arguments for this war against Iraq have collapsed. It's a grab for the moral high ground which is, at best, tendentious, and at worse an action with unforeseen and possibly catastrophic consequences for Iraqis and others. Scott Burchill lectures in international relations at Deakin University. http://theage.com.au/articles/2003/03/20/1047749879544.html
The Blind Assassin.
When you open the door of war... March 21 2003 Look at history to see the lessons that can be learnt from the fickle Goddess of Chance, writes Margaret Atwood. In my high school music appreciation class, we listened to Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. We liked it, because there was stuff we could identify: cannons boomed, bells rang, national anthems resounded and there was a satisfying uproar at the end. The English - being English - have since produced a version performed by sheep and chickens. Generals screw up, their fiascos get made into art and then the art gets made into fiascos. Such is the march of progress. We were told that Tchaikovsky's piece celebrated Napoleon's retreat from Moscow, but we weren't told who Napoleon was or what he was doing in Moscow in the first place. So, in case you had a similarly vague musical appreciation experience, here's the deep background. Napoleon was a brilliant soldier who rose like a bubble during a time of unrest and bloodletting, won many battles and was thus able - like Julius Caesar - to grab near-absolute power. He got hold of Italy and Austria and Prussia and Spain. He replaced the French Republic with an emperor - himself - thus giving rise to much impressive furniture with eagles and columns on it. He also brought in a legal code, still somewhat admired today. He had laudable motives, or so his spin-doctoring went: he wanted peace and justice and European unity. But he thought it would be liberating for other countries to have their stifling religious practices junked and their political systems replaced with one like his. To this end, he scrapped the kings of other countries and created new kings, who happened to be members of his own family. Which brings me to Napoleon's two biggest mistakes. The first was Spain. Napoleon got Spain treacherously. He had an agreement whereby he could march through it on the way to Portugal, which was bothering him by interfering with his sanctions against trading with the British. Once his armies were in Spain he took the place over, whereupon his forces engaged in their usual practices of priest-pestering, church-looting and removing sparkly things and artworks to other locations for safekeeping. Napoleon's big mistake was underestimating the religious feelings of the staunchly Roman Catholic Spanish. He thought they'd embrace liberation, but it seems they had a curious attachment to their own beliefs. The British annoyed Napoleon in Spain by winning battles against him, but the real defeat of the French was caused by widespread guerilla resistance. Things got very nasty on both sides: the Spaniards cut French throats, the French roasted Spaniards alive, the Spaniards sawed a French general in two. The Spanish population won - although at enormous cost - because you can kill some of the people all of the time and you can kill all of the people some of the time but you can't kill all of the people all of the time. When a whole population hates you, and hates you fanatically, it's difficult to rule. Present leaders, take note: never underestimate the power of religious fervour. Also: your version of what's good for them may not match theirs. Napoleon's second big mistake was invading Russia. There's no one clear explanation for this. He didn't need to do it. Russia wasn't attacking him, though it had in the past and might in the future. Maybe he just wanted to add it to his set. In any case, he invaded. When his horse stumbled as he crossed the Dnieper - a bad omen - a voice said from the shadows: A Roman would have turned back. Warfare at that time meant forcing your opponent to stand and fight, resulting in victory on one side or the other. But the Russians merely retreated, burning crops as they went and leading Napoleon deeper and deeper into the same huge Russian land mass and awful Russian weather that also defeated Hitler. When Napoleon reached Moscow, he thought maybe he'd won, but the Russians burned Moscow and retreated again. Napoleon hung around the cinders, expecting the tsar to sue for peace, but no message arrived. Thus the retreat, the 1812 Overture and the decimation of the Grand Army. As others have learned since, it's very hard to defeat an enemy that never turns up. The occupation of Japan after World War II has been proposed as a model for Iraq. It's not a helpful comparison. First, the religious fervour of the Japanese soldier was attached to the emperor, who thus had the power to order a surrender. Iraq will have no such single authority. Second, Japan is an island: no Russian-style, Afghan-style retreat was possible. Third, the Japanese had no neighbours who shared their religious views and might aid them. They had only two choices: death or democracy. Iraq on the other hand has many coreligionist neighbours who will sympathise with it, however repugnant they've previously found Saddam. A foreign occupation - not immediately,
Who is in charge? Tommy or Tenet?
Asked and answered.Tommy Franks must be spewing...and who could blame him. Howards refreshing Honesty over Crean Meandering Mendacity. by pr My lust for blood and guts has been temporarily assuaged by living vicariously on CNNN.There is now absolutely no further need for blood curdling death threats...Assassination politics now has approval at the very top. My thoughts drift to the contrast between our National Pup...Leaders.I just caught the tail end of Crean speech.The spin doctors are working on the body language but the song remains the same.And what a crashing Cacophony Creans music is!He tells us out of one side of his barracuda mouth that we are in an illegal war then 'we suppport the troops!? WTF? We support the troops right to a fair nurermberg trial? They are war criminals engaged in aggressive war crimes if we are to belive the great helmsman of the Laboral Party.Having bastardized each other right through basic training and sworn oaths to be slaves of the state and the wealthy they deserve our support...the support of the Gallows.Fuck the Army.I support the average grunts right to frag an obb noxious senior officer.Especially a snake with a forked tongue like Simon Crean. Compared to Crean,Howard is actually looking refreshingly honest.For a start he clearly does not give a fuck about our national security.Just as the Indonesian warning was not passed on so we now become the staked goat for the US empire.Howard tells us we are an integral part of this Empire and why and how it will become worse for us.As Echelon is now essential for the illegal spying of the USA,UK and AU citizens this is how its going to be. The crew are considered expendable. Although we are a governor generalate,Howard now takes his orders and is backed up in them from Yank central.He knows he can call on all the various USA gestapo's and death squads who still call australia home,25 years after Nugan Hand. Howard is an honest Gaulieter for Warthland overseas.He shares many of their crude reactionary and fanatical religious beliefs as his taliban members like Heffernan spread their dark wings over the land. The covert state has become the overt state...Tenet overrules Tommy.In a secret state you need secret police with powers to burgle,torture and dissappear. You need a collaborator class and you need spurious opposition that will not even talk about blocking supply. This secret state needs the supine.It needs slaves like Howard and stupidity as exhibited by Simon.When all this new world order has become military, crime will consist of not killing when orders demand. That day is moving closer every day. http://melbourne.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=44336group=webcast
Kill the commander in chief...you can do that!?
Like a boomerang I need a repeat.Jim Bell has been totally vindicated by the Tenet led attack on Iraq.Wether it's called Assassination politics,APster or Kagaa,the system first enunciated in a modern format by James Dalton Bell is now official policy of the biggest bad ass state that has ever existed on earth.FREE JIM BELL and give the man a medal...he even mentions Saddam as a possible prediction in 1996/7. JIM BELL for PRESIDENT! The idea is not to convince anyone with your arguments but to provide the arguments with which they later convinces themselves. When Cypherpunks are called terrorists, we will have done our jobs. Font: Daschle-Anthrax-Bold http://www.primitivism.com/assassination.htm http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,35620,00.html http://freedom.orlingrabbe.com/lfetimes/jbellth.htm http://www.stiffs.com/ If we find negligence on the side of any person or institution... http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Public_20Subscription_20Assassination ... Public Subscription Assassination .Assassins sans Frontiers. We did not enter into society to become worse than we were before, nor to have fewer rights than we had before, but to have those rights better secured.
Yesterday was one of the heaviest days of anti-government protesting in years.
This is no ordinary day, said Jason Mark, a San Francisco activist. America is different today: We've just launched an unprovoked, unjust war. One protester died after tumbling from the Golden Gate Bridge. Authorities were investigating the death as a possible suicide. San Francisco had some of the largest anti-war activity, hobbling the morning and evening rush hours. Thousands in roving bands temporarily took control of some downtown streets and closed several exits from the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. Smaller splinter groups broke windows, heaved debris into streets and occasionally scuffled with police. Some protesters hurled rocks at trains, briefly halting service at a station in nearby Oakland. We went from what I would call legal protests to absolute anarchy, Assistant Police Chief Alex Fagan said. America is different today: We've just launched an unprovoked, unjust war. - US peace activist Police wearing helmets and carrying batons made at least 1,025 arrests. We don't want to alienate people. I hope people realise that political murder merits action that inconveniences them, said protester Quinn Miller, who took the day off from his job for a banking company. Several thousand marchers snarled afternoon rush-hour traffic along Chicago's main arteries, repeatedly breaking through lines of police on horseback or in riot gear. I supported the first Gulf War. I think this is going to send a message, demonstrator Bill Quigley said. I think a broad-based protest against the war is the way to go. In Washington, dozens of activists temporarily shut down inbound lanes of a Potomac River crossing, holding up the morning rush hour. Outside the White House, about 50 stood in chilly rain and shouted, No blood for oil! Anti-war activists in Philadelphia blocked entrances to the downtown federal building, forcing police to detour motorists away from the area. Police arrested 107 protesters. In New York, about 350 people rallied at Union Square under a steady drizzle. About a dozen students lay down in black garbage bags. We're expressing how the Iraqis are being killed for no reason, said Rachel Klepner, 14, who left class at Beacon High School for the protest. http://theage.com.au/articles/2003/03/21/1047749924648.html
AU Senate can block supply...they condemn the war.
The Senate delivered an unprecedented vote condemning the war and demanding the forces come home. The Senate vote was non-binding, but senators said it reflected deep community division over the war. Opposition Leader Simon Crean, who tonight will make a televised speech to the nation, said it was a sad and tragic day for Australia. We are now involved in a conflict that we should never have been in, and we are going to become a target as a consequence of it, he told the National Press Club. This is a reckless, dangerous act, and the Prime Minister should be hanging his head in shame as a result of that. Mr Crean said Mr Howard had made Australia an even greater terrorist target. Mr Crean said his call for the troops to come home was like those made by former Labor leaders John Curtin, who defied Winston Churchill to have forces return from the Middle East in 1942 to defend Australia from the Japanese, and Gough Whitlam, who brought Australian troops home from Vietnam. Soon after the first bombs hit Baghdad, Mr Howard announced to a rowdy House of Representatives at 2pm that Australian troops had begun combat against Iraq. His announcement sparked angry exchanges. Labor MPs yelled: Shame. Victorian Labor frontbencher Gavan O'Connor shouted: You've all got blood on your hands now. Foreign Minister Alexander Downer accused Mr Crean of behaving like a child in a primary school on a major international issue. The House of Representatives voted 80-63, along party lines, to support Mr Howard's resolution backing war to disarm Iraq. But the Senate instead passed a historic motion 37-32 to condemn the war and call for the immediate return of Australian troops. The motion was supported by Labor, the Democrats, Greens and independents Meg Lees and Brian Harradine. Cabinet's national security committee will meet this morning. http://theage.com.au/articles/2003/03/20/1047749880719.html Creans speech... SPECIAL COVERAGE Crean responds Opposition Leader Simon Crean responds to the PM's address to the nation. (RealVideo) FORUM War zone Have your say about war against Iraq. http://www.abc.net.au/news/justin/default.htm
The Shocking Truth.
Apart from 'shock and awe' being a psy-op and the real generals being the covert operatives in Langley? And assassination politics becoming official USA policy? Federal Opposition leader Simon Crean has used a televised address to the nation to warn the war on Iraq will create a generation of hate. In his speech Mr Crean describes the war as reckless and wrong. He says it will weaken the United Nations and will cause some Australians to question the American alliance. He also says it will fuel terrorism. It will give international terrorists new rallying cries and new causes, he said. The shocking truth is that the evil forces of terrorism have been handed an opportunity and a cause beyond their wildest dreams. A shadowy figure in a terrorist group has encouraged armed fighters to target American interests and to extort, kidnap and murder American citizens. The United States has declared war, he said in a radio message to armed freedom fighters Our obligation is to fight them.Anyone who destroys American interests, consulates, all missionary organisations, McDonald's, KFC, Shell or Caltex petrol pumps or American Express, or anyone who cuts off the head of an American, you will be given complete protection and a special place in paradise.
Re: When is iraq expected to fall.
-- On 19 Mar 2003 at 22:55, Sarad AV wrote: how long does US analysts expect iraq to be completely occupied by US and allied troops? No definite plans, but Rumsfeld is thinking of an occupation force of 75 000 for several years. Some want the kind of occupation where any time any Iraqi utters a racist slur, the marines take him away for sensitivity training, which would require about 200 000, whereas Rumsfeld has in mind an occupation more like Afghanistan, where so long as the rivers run with water, not blood, we pat ourselves on the back and count it a job well done. Of course, all this assumes the war goes smoothly -- with a kill ratio of a thousand to one. There is widespread failure to appreciate how remarkable such kill ratios are. If it is merely one hundred to one, the war will be perceived as a defeat, and if it is merely ten to one, it actually will be a defeat. --digsig James A. Donald 6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG pXZ8V7ZVSnZEJTIAOWVcd7RvKnGDxic8agd6TY6o 453h7nDyLl5QIvUPrVvYm1kEJJ/vJpfXSwkzd8wbm
Re: Journalists, Diplomats, Others Urged to Evacuate City
-- The Taliban did not exist back then. The guys the US aided were for the most part, the guys that are running Afghanistan now. The major recipients of US aid, for example the lion of Afghanistan were the people the Taliban murdered. On 20 Mar 2003 at 8:16, Mike Rosing wrote: The Talib's have been around for more than a century. The British fought them in the late 1800's in their first try to conquer Afghanistan. The British did not fight Sunni islamic fundamentalists. The Taliban belongs to a sect that has never had a large following in Afghanistan, which is part of the reason why they drove out much of the Afghan population. --digsig James A. Donald 6YeGpsZR+nOTh/cGwvITnSR3TdzclVpR0+pr3YYQdkG 53Wyhn5mvmbLsfCa8xeusjGGTFC0Ynkauohr4Uov 4nszIWnEYzkvcoHX0K/dqcsoCOCdvV1NwFasx3H/G
Buy American and anti-abortion claws in US Vultures Plan Iraq.
how long does US analysts expect iraq to be completely occupied by US and allied troops? No definite plans, but Rumsfeld is thinking of an occupation force of several for 75 000 years. Homeland Security 'brown alert' camera's... http://galleries.sweetmoney.com/buttcam/160/index.php?s=BCr=easypicgal
Oh say can you see?
By the wells burning light. What so proudly siegheiled, at twighlights last greeding. Whose lash stripes and brown arse, though perilous tight, O'er the rampants we watched, where so gallivantly streaming? And the italian' red eye glare, the bums busting in air, Gave proof through the night that our dick was still there. O say, does that star-spangled franger yet wave O'er the land of the twee and the home of the slave?
B-52's on route.
BBC reports live coverage in england of B52s taking off from Fairfort. 5am EST, BBC World reports B52s taking off from Fairfort, with live TV coverage in the UK. the B52s are the ones supposed to lead the air campaign, the so-called shock and awe notoriously termed by Rumsfeld. With a flight time of approx 5-6 hours from the UK to Iraq, the bombing is expected to begin around 11am EST.
James Donald international man of mystery.
I love it when the loopy ex-trots start howling at the moon,funny how much the wacky trots have in common with the lunar right.(and the cypherpunk taliban libertarians) Confessions of an ex commie. Donald's hilarious entry in the god that failed genre. James Donald's Reign of Error. This isn't the only thing Donald is wrong about James Donald's Argument in a Nutshell James Donald on Honesty and the Lack Thereof. James Donald Shifts his Ground. On Changing One's Tune (To be PC). Media Bias. Mere Gooks. James Donald: Lying Apologist for Mass Murder. L'affaire Faurisson. An Interesting Exchange. Donald vs. Donald. James Donald -- Caught Lying. The Lying Liar Chomsky Lies: A New James Donald Rant Parody. UseNet Post from Milan Rai's Chomsky's Politics. Relevant Links. http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/9879/jamesd.html Loony ex-trot syndrome includes Chris Hitchens,Michael Costa,Stephen Schwartz and David Horowitz.Jamesd is one of the fruitier ones but.(and he's all ours!)
Misuse of the term 'crypto-anarchy.'
Monger thought cyber liberty sounded a bit lame so he tried to steal the word 'anarchy',recognizing that it had more punch,especially combined with 'crypto',as used to describe asshole brother number one,Buckley.(you crypto-fascist! used in debate between William Buckly and Gore Vidal.) This is described in detail in the archives and among Mongers bloated meanderings online.(The crypto-anarchist manifesto) Monger never met an authoritarian he didn't like borrowing the 'manifesto' from red fascist Marx.None of this would be important if Anarchy itself had continued to languish in obscurity,however the web and various social developments have once again led to an organic resurgence in International Anarchy. The so called 'anarcho-caps' or libertarians,objectivists,austrian economists,etc have been caught red handed and like some thieves caught in the act are capable of murder to cover it up.Jamesd is one of these serial killers and here is evidence of that... http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/2374/blood.html The hirstory of anarchy according to these bloody frothy liars starts with religious propertarian bourgeois like Bastiat and moves on through economic jokes like Mises and Hayek with no concrete evidence the lunacy was ever put into practise .(though a feeble attempt was made to twist the history of Iceland as well as Spain) Is Medieval Iceland an example of anarcho-capitalism working in practice? An excellent left-libertarian refutation of this position. Part of An Anarchist FAQ Webpage. Some rebuttals are available at David Friedman's home page. The thieves still want to call themselves anarchists even as they pay tax,live like lords and rely on vicious police states to prop up their pathetic meek and mild minarchism. I have mentioned this before in the archives so I won't go on about it,simply to say...cheats never prosper...and liars will get what's coming to them,people hate being lied to.
Libertarians; bogus Anarchists.
LIBERTARIANISM: BOGUS ANARCHY Peter Sabatini A distinct mainstream movement specific to the United States, Libertarianism had its inception during the 1960s. In 1971 it formed into a political party and went on to make a strong showing in several elections.[1] Libertarianism is at times referred to as ``anarchism,'' and certain of its adherents call themselves ``anarchists,'' e.g., the economist James Buchanan.[2] More significant, the work of US individualist anarchists (Benjamin Tucker et al.) is cited by some Libertarians.[3] Accordingly, it may rightly be asked whether Libertarianism is in fact anarchism. Exactly what is the relationship between the two? To properly decide the question requires a synopsis of anarchist history. The chronology of anarchism within the United States corresponds to what transpired in Europe and other locations. An organized anarchist movement imbued with a revolutionary collectivist, then communist, orientation came to fruition in the late 1870s. At that time, Chicago was a primary center of anarchist activity within the USA, due in part to its large immigrant population.4 (Chicago was also where the Haymarket affair occurred in 1886. An unknown assailant threw a bomb as police broke up a public protest demonstration. Many radicals were arrested, and several hanged on the flimsiest of evidence.) Despite off and on political repression, the US anarchist movement continued in an expansive mode until the mid-1890s, when it then began to flounder. By 1900, anarchy was visibly in decline.[5] But like its counterpart in Europe, anarchism's marginalization in the United States was temporarily slowed by the arrival of syndicalism. North American syndicalism appeared 1904-1905 in the form of a militant unionism known as the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW). Anarchists entered the IWW along with revolutionary socialists. The alliance did not last long. [6] Internal squabbles soon split the IWW, and for a time there existed anarchist and socialist versions. Finally, with involvement of the US in WWI, the anarchist IWW, and anarchism in general, dropped from the public domain.[7] Anarchy in the USA consisted not only of the Bakunin-collectivist/syndicalist and Kropotkin-communist strains, but also the Proudhon-mutualist/individualist variant associated most closely with Benjamin Tucker. Individualist anarchy actually had a longer history of duration within the United States than the other two, but not only because Proudhon preceded Bakunin and Kropotkin. There were other individualist anarchists before Tucker who had ties to various radical movements which predate Proudhon. Within the United States of early to mid-19th century, there appeared an array of communal and utopian counterculture groups (including the so-called free love movement). William Godwin's anarchism exerted an ideological influence on some of this, but more so the socialism of Robert Owen and Charles Fourier. [8] After success of his British venture, Owen himself established a cooperative community within the United States at New Harmony, Indiana during 1825. One member of this commune was Josiah Warren (1798-1874), considered to be the first individualist anarchist.[9] After New Harmony failed Warren shifted his ideological loyalties from socialism to anarchism (which was no great leap, given that Owen's socialism had been predicated on Godwin's anarchism).[10] Then he founded his own commune (Modern Times) and propounded an individualist doctrine which nicely dovetailed with Proudhon's mutualism arriving from abroad.[11] Warren's activities attracted a number of converts, some of whom helped to further develop American mutualism. The most important of these were Ezra Heywood (1829-1893), William B. Greene (1819-1878), and Lysander Spooner (1808-1887). The advent of the Civil War put an end to much of the utopian movement and its communal living experiments. Individualist anarchism was itself reduced to an agitprop journalistic enterprise of some measurable popularity.[12] And in this form it found its most eloquent voice with Benjamin Tucker and his magazine Liberty. Tucker had been acquainted with Heywood and other individualist anarchists, and he subsequently converted to mutualism.[13] Thereafter he served as the movement's chief polemist and guiding hand. The Proudhonist anarchy that Tucker represented was largely superseded in Europe by revolutionary collectivism and anarcho-communism. The same changeover occurred in the US, although mainly among subgroups of working class immigrants who were settling in urban areas. For these recent immigrants caught up in tenuous circumstances within the vortex of emerging corporate capitalism, a revolutionary anarchy had greater relevancy than go slow mutualism. On the other hand, individualist anarchism also persisted within the United States because it had the support of a different (more
Constitutionalists may loathe lawyers, but they outdo them in their reverence for Law.
Once upon a time, there was a fair land called England. All the English were free men and most of them were serfs. All the English were self-governing in counties run by sheriffs appointed by kings, the descendants of a foreign conqueror. England alone enjoyed the Common Law, handed down by Moses, and dating from 1215 A.D. Secured by the Common Law, all men's property was inviolable, and it all belonged to the king. The Common Law, also known as Natural Law and God's Law, only restricted conduct that harmed the person or property of another, such as swearing, fornicating, possessing weapons in the royal forests, converting to Judaism, and dreaming that the king had died. There was complete religious freedom, i.e., Roman Catholicism was the state church, attendance at services was compulsory, and heretics were executed. As perfect, as unchangeable as the Common Law always was, it got even better when free and prosperous Englishmen fleeing persecution and poverty brought it to America. They repaired there, as Garrison Keillor quipped, to enjoy less freedom than they had in England. As fantasy, this Common Law England would never find a publisher: it's not nearly as believable as Narnia or Never-Never Land. You don't even have to know any real law or history to notice that it's nonsense. But as myth, it appeals to increasingly frustrated conservatives, libertarians, fundamentalists, and conspiracy theorists -- Constitutionalists -- with an urgent transrational need to believe that the world was once the way they want it to be. The deeper allure of Constitutionalism is that it purports to be not only history which explains, but technique which controls. Resentful and suspicious, Constitutionalists are sure that conniving judges, legislators, and lawyers switched their own false law for the real law when the people weren't looking. But the real law, the Common Law, lives still, for it is deathless; it is God, Nature, and Reason all rolled up in one. Although Constitutionalists loathe lawyers, they outdo them in their reverence for Law, their solemn obeisance to what Oliver Wendell Holmes mocked as a brooding omnipresence in the sky. Constitutionalists look upon law as the word-magic of lawyer-necromancers who draw their wizardly powers from grimoires, from books of magic spells they have selfishly withheld from the people. Constitutionalists have extracted from these books -- from judicial opinions, from the Constitution, from legal dictionaries, from the Bible, from what-have-you -- white magic with which to confound the dark powers of legislation, equity, and common sense. Never mind what words like Sovereign Citizen or Lawful Money mean -- what does abracadabra mean? -- it's what they do that counts. Unfortunately, Constitutionalist words don't do anything but lose court cases and invite sanctions. Constitutionalism is the white man's version of the Ghost Dance. Believing you are invulnerable to bullets puts you in more, not less, danger of being shot. Jutting out of the wreckage called Constitutionalism are a few more elevated piles, such as Common Law and Magna Carta. These are, if in no better repair than the rest of the ruins, at least of respectable antiquity. Back when little was known of English legal history -- when history as a discipline scarcely existed -- ingenious jurists like Selden, Coke, and Hale manipulated these hoary myths to win some limited victories over royal absolutism and arbitrariness. Even if Constitutionalists were juridical Jack Kennedys and not, as they are, Dan Quayles, the conditions for getting away with pious lying about these parts of the past no longer obtain. Good history does not necessarily overthrow legal orthodoxy, but by now bad history never does. So unprincipled are judges and lawyers that they will even tell the truth if it serves their interests. Consider, for instance, the unscrupulous way in which they might point out what the Magna Carta actually says and what the Common Law actually is. Constitutionalists revere the Magna Carta, but if they were to read it, they'd be baffled. Expecting to find, as libertarian Constitutionalist Ken Krawchuck says, many of the rights we still enjoy today,1 they'd find themselves adrift in an alien, feudal world of aids, wardship, scutage, knight service, reliefs, wainage, castle guard, socage, burgage, and other arcana even medievalists toil to comprehend. The Magna Carta -- extorted from King John by a few dozen rebellious barons in 1215, a dead letter within three months, voided by England's feudal overlord, the pope -- did almost nothing for almost all of England's two million people. It confirmed or created privileges for churchmen and barons, occasionally for knights, and in only two instances for free men. Most Englishmen were villeins, not freemen. And as historian Sidney Painter has written, Whenever provisions of the Charter seem to benefit the ordinary man, a close examination will show that it is his lord's
The New Dark Ages Set In Conkrete.
MADISON - The most trusted man in America, retired CBS Evening News anchor Walter Cronkite, put aside his journalistic impartiality Tuesday night and issued a blistering dissent to President Bush's decision to wage war with Iraq. At a Drew University forum, Cronkite said he feared the war would not go smoothly, ripped the arrogance of Bush and his administration and wondered whether the new U.S. doctrine of pre-emptive war might lead to unintended, dire consequences. Every little country in the world that has a border conflict with another little country they now have a great example from the United States, Cronkite, 86, said in response to a question from Drew's president, former Gov. Thomas Kean. More than 2,000 people attended the 8 p.m. forum, including college students such as Jennifer Gross, 19, of Sparta, who wasn't yet born when Cronkite surrendered his groundbreaking anchor post in 1981. Also attending was 83-year-old Debbie Langehammer of Morristown, who recalled Cronkite's most famous broadcasting moment - the tragic afternoon when he blinked back tears while announcing the death of President Kennedy in 1963. Hobbled by a torn Achilles tendon, Cronkite began by discussing one of his journalistic high points, reviewing the D-Day invasion with President Eisenhower in Normandy. He then addressed the looming war with Iraq. I'm very disappointed that we've come to this point, Cronkite said. While many are confident the United States would easily oust Saddam Hussein, Cronkite said he isn't so sure. The military is always more confident than circumstances show they should be, he said. Cronkite speculated that the refusal of many traditional allies, such as France, to join the war effort signaled something deeper, and more ominous, than a mere foreign policy disagreement. The arrogance of our spokespeople, even the president himself, has been exceptional, and it seems to me they have taken great umbrage at that, Cronkite said. We have told them what they must do. It is a pretty dark doctrine. Cronkite chided Congress for not looking closely enough at the war and attempting to ascertain a viable estimate of its eventual cost, particularly in light of Bush's commitment to tax cuts. We are going to be in such a fix when this war is over, or before this war is over our grandchildren's grandchildren are going to be paying for this war, Cronkite said. I look at our future as, I'm sorry, being very, very dark. Let's see our cards as we rise to meet the difficulties that lie ahead, he added, in a play on Bush's dismissive remarks about France. But Cronkite, who spent many days and nights on battlefields and in campgrounds with U.S. forces, also spoke of supporting the troops. The time has come to put all of our, perhaps distaste, aside, and give our full support to the troops involved. That is the duty we owe our soldiers who had no role in deciding this course of action, Cronkite said. In response to a question about media bias, Cronkite said the press is not politically partisan but does tilt toward liberalism. He said that the smartest president he ever met was Jimmy Carter. Most news people start their early years as cub reporters, covering the seamy side of life. They see the poverty. They see the want - and as a result, Cronkite said, tend to favor the underprivileged. http://www.dailyrecord.com/news/03/03/19/news6-cronkite.htm
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War As the US war against Iraq began, people gathered in cities all over the world to voice their dissent, fear, frustration, and anger. Read Indymedia reports from: San Francisco | Los Angeles | Washington, DC | New York | Eugene | Boston | Atlanta | United Kingdom | Toscano | West Vlaanderen | Maritime Provinces | Buenos Aires | Melbourne | Portland Post additional reports here.
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Listening to Osama.
Dearborns Osama Siblani cringes when he discusses American news media. The editor and publisher of the Arab American News, the nations largest and oldest Arab-American newspaper, says mainstream reporters in general, and TV reporters in particular, are guilty of shallow coverage that fails to probe government policies as the United States prepares to invade Iraq. For his stance rarefied in the world of televised debate, compassionate to Arabs, critical of U.S. foreign policy and Israel Siblani, 48, has become an international media darling. Hes interviewed constantly, appearing recently on everything from The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer and Crossfire to The OReilly Factor. Since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, Siblani has become a leading voice of the nations Arab community a group some 3 million strong. It seems to me that in this sea of ignorance, I am half-dumb, but more informed than others, says Siblani with a chuckle. We have intelligent people in the United States, but they are not allowed [by the media] to say anything that makes sense. Just last Thursday, Siblani gave interviews to the Washington Post, the Chicago Tribune, the Flint Journal, an Austrian television crew and a Turkish reporter. All this on deadline day when Siblani puts to press his free weekly newspaper, which carries stories written from as far away as Jordan and printed in both English and Arabic. The paper has 25,000 subscribers across the globe. But it was Siblanis appearance during his busy day at Southfields UPN 50/CBS Detroit Channel 62 television studio that could have been scripted to prove his point of view. On camera Siblani arrives at the studio at about 3 p.m. to discuss war and security for a new show, Street Beat. Joining Siblani on the panel are Wayne County Executive Robert Ficano, county Director of Homeland Security Tony Shannon, Free Press nation/world editor Carol Cain and state Republican Party vice chair Andrew Rocky Raczkowski of Farmington Hills. Before filming begins, Raczkowski, a captain in the U.S. Army Reserve, talks excitedly about the movie Black Hawk Down. Though its gory, he says, Its so accurate ... Youve got to see it. He notes that he just obtained a brand spanking new M-19 gas mask; hes prepping for deployment. Siblani frowns quietly. The shows hostess, Tara Wall, takes her seat. She turns to Siblani, saying, Before we start, let me ask, are you Arab or Palestinian? Siblani informs her the question is like asking a Michigander if shes from the United States. He explains that Lebanon is his native land. The taping begins. The first subject is the cost of the war, and Wall throws out the number $30 billion. Cain says the six-month estimate is closer to $100 billion. Siblani says the figures dont include bribes President Bush is offering for nations to support a U.S. invasion. The discussion pops around. Wall, formerly Republican Gov. John Englers liaison to Detroit, says, War is certainly, I think, the only option at this point. She asks Siblani, Shouldnt Saddam just leave? Break time. The panelists, talking among themselves, whip up a discussion about the media. Wall stands to the side, waiting to begin the final bit of taping. She talks loudly to a woman on the film crew, saying shes ready for the war to start shell have so many things to discuss on her show. Its going to happen. We need to get behind it, says Wall. We could do a show a week on the war, says the crew woman. Its going to be quick, says Wall. Were going to go in there and blow them out. Are you kidding me? Theres no competition. The crew woman brings up the issue of death: Women and children, thats what theyre going to throw up at us. Thats what theyre going to use against us. Wall shrugs off the suggestion. When you have war, people die, Wall says. Thats how it goes. As Wall closes her show, she informs her audience that war is sad, but inevitable. Soldiers, she says, want true freedom, and thats the price theyre willing to pay. As the panelists prepare to leave, Wall tells Siblani, You can tell I watch a lot of Fox News. I love Bill OReilly, a conservative broadcaster who often yells over show guests and favors attacking Iraq. Siblani tells her that if he had known, he wouldnt have shown up. Outside, smoking a cigarette, Siblani says Walls off-camera comments are hypocritical. How about she gives her life? says Siblani. Its easy to offer life when its not yours, or your familys, or your peoples. The show is typical television news, he says. Its entertainment, he says. Sometimes, the media has no substance, says Siblani. Sound bites are no longer the way to go, especially when we are dealing with such a complex and sensitive subject. Were sending people to kill and be killed. We need to go in-depth. Heres a reporter on the show that doesnt know if Im Arab or Palestinian. Its indicative of what you see. Reporters dont
Assassinate the Commander in Chief.
Assassinate the Commander in Chief...You can do that!? David Letterman standin pr. A shadowy figure in a terrorist group has encouraged armed fighters to target American interests and to extort, kidnap and murder American citizens. The United States has declared war, he said in a radio message to armed freedom fighters Our obligation is to fight them.Anyone who destroys American interests, consulates, all missionary organisations, McDonald's, KFC, Shell or Caltex petrol pumps or American Express, or anyone who cuts off the head of an American, you will be given complete protection and a special place in paradise. When James Dalton Bell wrote 'Assassination Politics in 1996 he had in mind 'predictions' like Saddam Hussein.Now his philosophy has become official state policy I wonder when he will be released from Folsom and given a medal as Americas Nelson Mandela.It is exciting when the covert state pulls rank over the brass isn't it? Tenet trumps Tommy. I have become quite excited about politics again after 25 years of not voting.Bush Junior has done more for World Anarchist Revolution than anyone since Durruti or Mahkno.The chances of him winning in 04 seem slim however I believe he now represents the best chance we have to bring forward the first global revolution ever. Just listen to Donald Rumsfeld for a minute...Stop work! Brilliant! Throw down your weapons(of mass distraction and prepare to be judged. Okay,it's not original but it works for me. We could even have a global money supply to switch from soon! Think of how that will simplify matters. Peaceful Anarchy backed up by distributed open source assassination politics has sustained my dreamtime for the last two years,although things look dark now it is often darkest just before the dawn. There are two superpowers now,Anarchy and Amerikkka...We need an international revolutionary civil war, a total social revolution to take us to a new stage of stateless, communal Anarchism, not just to manage humanity and nature better, but to free both the people and their ability to survive and build a new economy. All power to the Anarchists! Saddam futures,Bush Juniors futures,stiffs.com http://www.primitivism.com/assassination.htm http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,35620,00.html http://freedom.orlingrabbe.com/lfetimes/jbellth.htm http://www.stiffs.com/ If we find negligence on the side of any person or institution... http://www.halfbakery.com/idea/Public_20Subscription_20Assassination ... Public Subscription Assassination .Assassins sans Frontiers. We did not enter into society to become worse than we were before, nor to have fewer rights than we had before, but to have those rights better secured. http://www.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=300331group=webcast
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John Kelsey wrote: At 07:42 AM 3/20/03 -0800, James A. Donald wrote: ... The story you are telling is part of a big commie lie -- that the US aided the bigoted Taliban against the elightened communists who created a constitutional democracy where every man and every women have a vote, and universal education and health care were guaranteed, etc. I guess the particular Commie lie I'd always heard along these lines was more like the US aided a lot of crazed, bloodthirsty bandit chieftains who were nominally anti-communist, and deeply anti-invading-Russians, some of whom later wound up being Taliban bandit chieftains. US originally helped the kind of people who later became the Northern Alliance - a rather odd mixture of unreconstructed Stalinists, liberals in the European sense of the word, separationists, local bandit chiefs, drug growers, pro-Iranian Shiite Islamists and who knows what else. The Taliban formed later, in Pakistan, and was at least at first indirectly funded by the US through Pakistan and through material inherited from some other groups - and of course later by various Arabs (who may or may not have thought of themselves as Al Qaida before the US pinned the name on them while looking for a New Enemy for the New World Order). But there certainly was some assistance from the US to the Taliban. US They didn't buy those 500 Stingers in Kmart (though some of them might have later turned up for sale in Peshawar or wherever it is they sell such things)
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Greetings traitors, :-). At 7:28 PM -0800 on 3/20/03, Tim May wrote: In fact, Turkey is shaking down the U.S. for $30 billion in grants and aid and loan guarantees. Nope. See Below. Cheers, RAH --- begin forwarded text Status: RO Date: Sat, 15 Mar 2003 23:32:42 -0500 To: Philodox Clips [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: R. A. Hettinga [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: U.S. Takes Back Turkey Aid Package Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I guess this pretty much says we're going to go to war quite soon. Cheers, RAH --- http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn/A30108-2003Mar15?language=printer washingtonpost .com U.S. Takes Back Turkey Aid Package By JENNIFER LOVEN The Associated Press Saturday, March 15, 2003; 4:27 PM As U.S. hopes dwindled of going through Turkey for an attack on Iraq, the Bush administration took back its offer to give $15 billion in aid to Turkey in exchange for military cooperation, officials said Saturday. U.S. commanders have been eager to use the NATO ally to open a northern front in any invasion of Iraq. Staging in Turkey would allow more U.S. troops and heavier equipment to push toward Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein's hometown of Tikrit. The two countries had negotiated a package of U.S. grants and loans aimed at boosting Turkey's ailing economy, which is expected to suffer even more if there is war. Earlier this month, Turkey's parliament - mindful of polls showing a vast majority of the public opposed war - rejected a government motion to authorize the deployment of 62,000 American troops on Turkish soil. Turkey has since delayed a final decision, and the new prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, said Saturday a second vote was at least another week off. Now, the $15 billion is off the table, said two senior U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity. Nonetheless, Pentagon officials said Saturday there are no immediate plans to move any more U.S. military forces or equipment away from Turkey. Meanwhile, the White House's special envoy to the Iraqi opposition was in Ankara holding talks at the Turkish Foreign Ministry. Zalmay Khalilzad's primary mission during the Friday meeting was to persuade Turkey not to send its troops into northern Iraq, as the United States had agreed to allow as part of the negotiated aid package, one of the officials said. Khalilzad warned that such intervention would be a tragedy for U.S.-Turkish relations, another official said. Turkey already has thousands of troops in Kurdish areas of northern Iraq and has said it plans to send more in the event of a U.S.-led invasion. Turkey worries that the political aspirations of its own sizable Kurdish minority would be boosted if Iraqi Kurds win more independence. But the United States, which insists it wants Iraq's current territorial boundaries to remain intact, hopes to keep violence from flaring in the volatile region now controlled by two autonomous Kurdish factions. U.S. military commanders and White House officials repeatedly have said they have other plans that, although costlier and riskier, allow for operating in northern Iraq without sending troops in from Turkey. But Pentagon officials said about three dozen ships with equipment for the Army's 4th Infantry Division will remain for now off Turkey's coast, where they have been for weeks. Other troops and equipment are still surging into Kuwait and the 4th Infantry's troops are still at their home base of Fort Hood, Texas, the officials said. It was not decided whether the U.S. aircraft carriers Theodore Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman would stay in the eastern Mediterranean or follow the other ships in their battle groups, armed with Tomahawk cruise missiles, that already relocated to the Red Sea. Staying in the Mediterranean mean the carriers' planes might have to fly over Turkey to strike targets in northern Iraq. Turkey has not granted the United States the rights to fly warplanes or cruise missiles over Turkey to attack Iraq. The U.S. aid package was withdrawn because it was linked to a certain time frame, said one official. It was not clear if the package could be renegotiated if Turkey were to later approve a U.S. troop deployment. Meanwhile, U.S. forces continued upgrading some Turkish military bases, under a previous agreement that was meant to pave the way for American use of those bases. Workers continued unloading gear for that purpose at Turkish ports Saturday, but not the tanks, helicopters and other U.S. weaponry waiting in ships offshore. -- - R. A. Hettinga mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Internet Bearer Underwriting Corporation http://www.ibuc.com/ 44 Farquhar Street, Boston, MA 02131 USA ... however it may deserve respect for its usefulness and antiquity, [predicting the end of the world] has not been found agreeable to experience. -- Edward Gibbon, 'Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire' --- end forwarded text -- - R.
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Re: Libertarian Party expresses concern over war -- but does not
I agree, and I'm including the LP on cc (which I didn't notice till I hit reply). Now that congress has voted to support the troops it's time for a revolution in the ballot box. If enough of us tell the LP to get some spine, they will! Patience, persistence, truth, Dr. mike On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Declan McCullagh wrote: Eric's statement was hyperbole, designed to provoke. My own view is that the Libertarian Party is being unfortunately wishy-washy when it comes to the war on Iraq. It correctly said that troops should not be blamed for politicians' choices, but it pointedly declined to say: This is an unjust war. We oppose it. The U.S. should not be in Iraq. It is arguably an unconstitutional war as well. The U.S. should not be in the business of initiating hostilities or playing the world's peacekeeper. Period. That it chose not to do so speaks volumes about the LP's timidity. Compare to the Green Party's unabashed, unashamed, unafraid position: the Green Party of the United States reaffirmed its opposition to the war and demand for the withdrawal of troops... President Bush and White House officials may find themselves indicted for numerous violations of U.S. and international law. Greens and other antiwar activists are organizing emergency responses to the invasion, including a recall campaign... I'm not a Green Party voter, but at least they have spine. -Declan On Thu, Mar 20, 2003 at 06:38:51PM -0800, Mike Rosing wrote: On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Eric Cordian wrote: Libertarians are people who think the only legitimate use of state force is to protect them from their slaves. You get of the wrong side of bed this morning or what? It is unlikely that people who don't oppose the death penalty, nor the right of parents to beat their minor children at will, will care particularly about Shrub kicking the crap out of some disarmed third world country to steal its oil and advance the cause of the Jews. Go visit the www.truthaboutwar.org site. That's run by the Libertarians. They are definitly using this as a way to get more votes. They are consistenly the only party clamoring to bring all US troops back to US soil, and keep them there. Hell, their platform includes eliminating a standing army altogether, because that's what the constitution orders! It's unlikely the American cowards will sustain any casualties, aside from friendly fire accidents. Iraq is disarmed, and generations behind in weaponry. Any suggestion that the country poses a threat is merely propaganda to make our soldiers look less like pussies kicking the shit out of a one-armed man. That's for sure. With a bit of luck it can be used as impeachment evidence. More like a miracle more likely. Patience, persistence, truth, Dr. mike
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I've been thinking about this post, and though I agreed with the general gist of it, there were some points I thought worth mentioning... May thousands of AmeriKKKan troops die painfully, along with their handlers on the East Coast, as a deterrent to future illegal wars of aggression. This was the part I had to think about the most. Right now, my feeling is that it would be a tragedy for a large mass of nearly-lumpen soldiers, educated by the US school system, to have to take the brunt of responsibility for this. And, if Iraq used some Weapons of Mass Destruction (read cheap-n-easy playing field levelers), Bush and the Republican Agit-prop machine would basically say, See? They had all this stuff all along and that's why we launched this war. And now, that's why everyone needs to support it. And I bet this would work. May the world recognize that the UN can perform no other function than to crawl on its hands and knees to kiss AmeriKKKa's ass, and cease to take it seriously. Hey--I thought the UN did OK this time around. In the end, the UN is starting to look like a very fancy and expensive debating society, and that's of some kind of value somewhere, I think. May the anti-war movement paralyze AmeriKKKa with demonstrations and work stoppages, and cause consequences of significance to the economy and standard of living of the world's war-monger. This would be the most effective means possible right now, as far as I'm concerned. And the only thing to possibly cause the bloated leach of the military industrial complex to drop off its host for a little while (Man, some wierd taste in this blood...I'm full anyway...) May the AmeriKKKan people cease to send their tax dollars to the Racist Apartheid Zionist Entity, where they are spent to kill Palestinian children with AmeriKKKan weapons, and run over peace activists multiple times with AmeriKKKan bulldozers, and then attack and teargas the memorial service. After looking at US foreign policy, particularly since WWII, I have slowly been drawn to the conclusion that racism is a consistent and underlying theme. These muslims don't want peace and freedom, and they'll choke us to death with their oil supplies if we let them. That's just their nature. Something like thatI like to simplify things for effect. May Ariel Sharon and George W. Bush be forced to face their victims in an international court of law, and be tried and sentenced appropriately. They'd be at the end of a long line, with Henry Kissinger in the front. _ STOP MORE SPAM with the new MSN 8 and get 2 months FREE* http://join.msn.com/?page=features/junkmail
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Re: Libertarian Party expresses concern over war -- but does not
While I wish Mike were correct that the party would get some spine just because we tell them to, I'm not holding my breath. I was expecting better from Geoff. The LP's traditional heritage was pretty radical about issues like the draft (we opposed it) and drugs (got any good pot?) and about free markets, but too many people reacted to 9/11 by supporting intervention to not only kill Osama, but anybody else that the Administration felt like blaming, such as the Taliban, and there are some people in the California party who think that invading Iraq will somehow help stop anti-US terrorism or will kill people who supported Osama and is therefore justifiable. At 06:10 AM 03/21/2003 -0800, Mike Rosing wrote: I agree, and I'm including the LP on cc (which I didn't notice till I hit reply). Now that congress has voted to support the troops it's time for a revolution in the ballot box. If enough of us tell the LP to get some spine, they will! Patience, persistence, truth, Dr. mike On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Declan McCullagh wrote: Eric's statement was hyperbole, designed to provoke. My own view is that the Libertarian Party is being unfortunately wishy-washy when it comes to the war on Iraq. It correctly said that troops should not be blamed for politicians' choices, but it pointedly declined to say: This is an unjust war. We oppose it. The U.S. should not be in Iraq. It is arguably an unconstitutional war as well. The U.S. should not be in the business of initiating hostilities or playing the world's peacekeeper. Period. That it chose not to do so speaks volumes about the LP's timidity. Compare to the Green Party's unabashed, unashamed, unafraid position: the Green Party of the United States reaffirmed its opposition to the war and demand for the withdrawal of troops... President Bush and White House officials may find themselves indicted for numerous violations of U.S. and international law. Greens and other antiwar activists are organizing emergency responses to the invasion, including a recall campaign... I'm not a Green Party voter, but at least they have spine. -Declan On Thu, Mar 20, 2003 at 06:38:51PM -0800, Mike Rosing wrote: On Thu, 20 Mar 2003, Eric Cordian wrote: Libertarians are people who think the only legitimate use of state force is to protect them from their slaves. You get of the wrong side of bed this morning or what? It is unlikely that people who don't oppose the death penalty, nor the right of parents to beat their minor children at will, will care particularly about Shrub kicking the crap out of some disarmed third world country to steal its oil and advance the cause of the Jews. Go visit the www.truthaboutwar.org site. That's run by the Libertarians. They are definitly using this as a way to get more votes. They are consistenly the only party clamoring to bring all US troops back to US soil, and keep them there. Hell, their platform includes eliminating a standing army altogether, because that's what the constitution orders! It's unlikely the American cowards will sustain any casualties, aside from friendly fire accidents. Iraq is disarmed, and generations behind in weaponry. Any suggestion that the country poses a threat is merely propaganda to make our soldiers look less like pussies kicking the shit out of a one-armed man. That's for sure. With a bit of luck it can be used as impeachment evidence. More like a miracle more likely. Patience, persistence, truth, Dr. mike
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Re: Libertarian Party expresses concern over war -- but does not
On Fri, 21 Mar 2003, Bill Stewart wrote: While I wish Mike were correct that the party would get some spine just because we tell them to, I'm not holding my breath. I was expecting better from Geoff. The LP's traditional heritage was pretty radical about issues like the draft (we opposed it) and drugs (got any good pot?) and about free markets, but too many people reacted to 9/11 by supporting intervention to not only kill Osama, but anybody else that the Administration felt like blaming, such as the Taliban, and there are some people in the California party who think that invading Iraq will somehow help stop anti-US terrorism or will kill people who supported Osama and is therefore justifiable. Uggh. So there are neanderthal Libertarians too. Bummer, I was expecting them all to have different opinions, but it's pretty obvious that we're creating more enemies and increasing terrorism. Oh well, I guess they all get to learn by experience. Patience, persistence, truth, Dr. mike
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Title: Joke-Of-The-Day from the Humor Network sending over 1 BILLIONjokes every year! CYPHER , This is Definitely The World's Largest Daily Joke Network March 21, 2003 Quote of the Day If evolution really works, how come mothers only have two hands? Milton Berle Jokemaster's Note It's the second day of war...it seems there is enough TV coverage for us to get the big picture...but I still get confused. Are we winning? Is our military okay? The videos of big explosions really scare me...is that in Iraq or is that down the street? Well we'll just have to sit tight and hope for the best Here is an idea for getting rid of my mice that Sammy was kind enough to share...(I have never heard of this before!) and a lot of you who have the same problem as me want to know what they can do...here it is... "I found a really cheap way to get rid of mice. Put a little dry dog food (about a teaspoonful) in a 5 gallon plastic bucket and place it near a counter or table where the mice are. They will get in the bucket to get the dog food and can't get out. Then you can dispose of them as you like. Perhaps give them to your landlord. I have caught as many as thirteen in one night this way and its a lot cheaper than an exterminator." Wow and thank you! Sammy's got the idea...how to get rid of the enemy... Kerrie Lynn writes, "I myself would check our WILLARD!!! Now thats a movie that will give ya some pointer's!" LOL Well that's it folks...have a great Friday! RESPOND: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Today's Joke A man with a nagging secret couldn't keep it any longer. In the confessional he admitted that for years he had been stealing building supplies from the lumberyard where he worked. "What did you take?" his priest asked. "Enough to build my own house and enough for my son's house. And houses for our two daughters and our cottage at the lake." "This is very serious," the priest said. "I shall have to think of a far-reaching penance. Have you ever done a retreat?" "No, Father, I haven't," the man replied. "But if you can get the plans, I can get the lumber." Pic of the Day Beginner's Golf Give the Gift of Laughter! Send this e-mail to a friend! Friend's Email JOKE NOTE PIC QUOTE Want More Laughs? Subscribe for FREE! Click below to receive more daily funnies from our various joke lists. Just fill out the easy form! CLICK HERE Going on Vacation? We'll hold your mail and drive you to the airport. CLICK HERE You received this e-mail because when you signed up you agreed to receive Joke-Of-The-Day from The Humor Network. If you don't want to get these letters anymore please click here or send a blank email. 1997-2001Optanetwork LLC/TheHumorNetwork of original material and compilation of material. All Rights Reserved. JOKE OF THE DAY is a Registered Trademark of The Humor Network. All rights reserved. No Permission is granted for redistribution of The Humor Network Jokes, cartoons, photos or other material without the expressed written permission of The Humor Network. For info on licensing content, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Smells Like Victory.
Dead bodies are everywhere ' . . . Saddam's first martyrs lost Sydney Morning Herald, Australia - 12 hours ago ... They were supported by US Navy aircraft which dropped 4 pounds of explosives and napalm, a US officer told the Herald. A legal ... Protecting Iraq's oil supply CNN International, UK - 1 hour ago ... of feet off it. And anything that was up there that was left after all the explosions was then hit with napalm. And that pretty ... 'I pity anybody who's in there' The Age, Australia - 10 hours ago ... which have a range of 30 kilometres. They were supported by US Navy aircraft, which dropped napalm. When dawn broke, all that could ...
Every Mongo has its day.
Long Live Falun Gong! Death to the Chinese Communist Party! U R G E N T Crypto transmission failed...arms shipment to Shanghai delayed...will re-route through Hong Kong...nerve gas (VX) to follow soonest. Death to oppressors of Falun Gong! 2002FC B*bbKN)C7B B1B1B.B1b!B:b b KbB?B1B1CB)N)B4bCbObB.B,C7OB6B?B)bOB5N)bB?OK d8-e=dee(ge=ied8 f6g-f3h=.e f/e ge=d::f d?!e% geee g+ e=d9 f,h ig8f gc...d; e$)e fe$)e8d;f;g;i=e(e d:,h/ee d8-e=gie/d::hfe1h/ch?d9f/d8 d8*e%=f:df%fif1f3=f0d8;e8-e d;ge e?d;,o h?+e.3e e93d?!d;0h?e (f/d8g' Paleopunk Mong occasionally earns his dogfood.Fetch the constitution! Fetch boy! Good Mong,good dog!
Mother Warriors Voice.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Your Mind Human Rights - 21 March 2003 http://www.MindFreedom.org - please forward MOTHER WARRIORS PSYCHIATRIC SURVIVORS UNITE! MOTHER WARRIORS VOICE is the name of an international publication of, by and for women who are saying no to the global war against the poor. Mother Warriors (formerly known as Welfare Warriors) is a leading organization in the poor people's struggle, and is also proud to be one of the 100 sponsor organizations in Support Coalition International. Their newest powerful issue includes a two-page spread challenging the mental health system, and coverage of Support Coalition's planned hunger strike and May protests of American Psychiatric Association. The 32-page newspaper-sized publication also includes articles about women standing up for peace internationally, Irish women setting up a peace camp, British struggle on welfare, activism in Canada, two pages in Spanish, and of course songs from their annual Holiday Caroling (words changed to calls for activism!), etc. For a copy of their latest issue, send $2 (free to mothers) to MOTHER WARRIORS VOICE 2711 W MICHIGAN ST MILWAUKEE, WI 53208 USA You can also send them news items and messages of support to liaison Pat Gowen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] Feel free to forward this announcement. - end - -- David Oaks, Executive Director MindFreedom Support Coalition International 454 Willamette, Suite 216 - POB 11284 Eugene, OR 97440-3484 USA http://www.mindfreedom.org e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] fax: (541) 345-3737 phone: (541) 345-9106 toll free in USA: 1-877-MAD-PRIDE The mind is a terrible thing to label, forcibly drug electroshock. Freedom Rally, 18 May 2003, 1 pm, Moscone Center, SF, USA.
Napalm Online.
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Four Dead in Ohio.
Sorry...Yemen...At least four people have been killed and hundreds injured in as second day of violent protest across the Middle East against the American led attack on Iraq. The biggest and most violent clashes were in Yemen where tens of thousands of protesters converged on the American Embassy demanding to be allowed to fight a Jihad or holy war alongside the Iraqis. At least four demonstrators were killed and 18 were injured as police moved in to make dozens of arrests. Equally fiery rallies were held in Bahrain, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and the Palestinian Territories. In the Egyptian capital Cairo police used water cannon and baton charges to disperse demonstrators and in the Gaza Strip, Hamas leaders urged Iraqis to follow their example and strap on suicide belts to fight the invading forces.END. Another report mentioned dogs being released on demonstrators.
Vancouver Resistance Strike.
Rage Against the War in Vancouver March 21st, 2003 Within hours of the beginning of the US-led war on Iraq, hundreds of demonstrators gathered at the Vancouver Art Gallery in opposition. The march through the streets of Vancouver that Wednesday night arrived at the US consulate building, and the demonstrators expressed their rage at the latest US imperialist attack. Later that night a rock was thrown which smashed a window at the US consulate building. The next day, Thursday, March 20, hundreds of students walked out of classes, marched around their campuses and then boarded busses to head downtown to the US consulate. Throughout the day groups of students marched around the city and at one point sat down in front of a Canadian Armed Forces Recruitment Centre. Two fights broke out during the day outside the US consulate over American flags. In the morning a man drove by in a car waving an American flag and a demonstrator grabbed it and threw it on the ground. The man got out of his car and a scuffle broke out as cops intervened and demonstrators tugged on the flag. Eventually the flag was grabbed and taken away. Later on, as demonstrators attempted to burn US and UK flags, peace activists violently assaulted the demonstrators, pushing and pulling, and grabbing the flags. At an anti-war rally later that night demonstrators managed to climb on a platform and burn the US and UK flags to the cheers of the crowd. A picture of George Bush was burned in effigy as the crowd chanted, burn Bush burn! http://www.infoshop.org/inews/stories.php?story=03/03/21/9346885
Battle of Halifax.
11 people arrested. (All now released) 3 women and 6 men given a breach of peace (what peace?) and no charge, 2 women charged with assaulting police. Arrested men were held in cells together while the women were each segregated. At around 2:30pm today the police attacked a group of peaceful anti-war demonstrators. The group had already been marching on the streets around the downtown for hours, without incident, when the police decided to start trouble. After coming from the U.S. consulate where a non-violent die-in took place, and just minutes away from our resting point at the Spring Garden Library the police decided to move. People were being grabbed and tasered for doing nothing more than walk down the street. One man joining the march was smashed face first into a cop car while dancing on the side of the road. Another peaceful marcher was grabbed forcefully by his beard and hauled to the groud. Several non-violent women were tasered repeatedly. Marchers sat on the road and linked arms and tried to protect targeted marchers from arrest. Short Breakdown of events report from the Halifax anti-war actions today (Thursday): street theatre march with an air raid siren, ESSO station covered with blood-red paint, mock dead body outlines - civilians got killed, but hey, that's war. Attempted citizens' weapons inspection at the armory, demonstration at the US embassy, 10-12 arrests, organizers targeted, Pepper spray and tasers used, jail solidarity demo There was a street theatre march with an air raid siren going off every few minutes and people would scream and drop dead (symbolically). There was a protest at an ESSO station, which was covered with blood-red paint. There were mock dead body outlines - civilians got killed, but hey, that's war. There was an attempted citizens' weapons inspection at the armory, but there was a rapid response from the military police, who arrived as people retreated just before being cornered by these military police. Then folks went to join up with university high school students for further marching and demonstration at the US embassy. Later in the afternoon there were about 10-12 arrests, it seems some organizers were targeted. Pepper spray and tasers were used. Link: http://maritimes.indymedia.org/front.php3?article_id=4624group=webcast A) writes on Friday March 21 2003 @ 01:35PM PST: [ reply | parent ] Pigs couldn't handle the fact we stayed ahead of them all day and were smarter than them. From the start they tried to keep us on the sidewalk, but we continued to resist and keep the streets for most of the day. They also kept asking for leaders and march routes but we told them we had neither. Finally just before the end, less than a block from the end, the police started shoving matches with people and a few fights broke out. Then everyone locked down on the busy road and police tazered people and beat them. They broke up a puppy pile and we eventually got up and started moving towards the end point. More people were pushed around and arrested during a few more confrontations. That was the longest 100 feet I've ever marched.
Anarchist Arrested...State of Emergency!
It would seem that the progressive global justice movement in Serbia is facing numerous pressures following the murder, officially attributed by the government to organised criminal gangs (Zemun Clan) which are a key part of the state-mafia nexus, of Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic. As such a state of emergency is not necessary for those guilty of this crime are no doubt close to home: the state need not look very far to find the guilty parties. The state has used its state of emergency powers and arrested Ratibor Trivunac, a Serbian anarcho-syndicalist activist. I have noticed that I cannot access the web sites of the progressive global justice movement. The various human rights and democracy bodies glorified by the western media during the Milosevic era have largely remained silent, with the Helsinki Committe for Human Rights choosing to get excited about the speech of the priest at the Prime Minister's funeral (which had its good and shit parts). The youth resistance movement Otpor, which played a key role in the fall of Milosevic, actually supports the state of emergency. I was wondering if there is more information out there about what is going on re the state of emergency? Prior to the murder of the PM there began the formation of serious autonomous social resistance movements in Serbian working class towns such as Bor. The following, in Serbian, appeared on German Indymedia Message... http://www.infoshop.org/inews/stories.php?story=03/03/21/3051336
Battle of Manila.
PRESS RELEASE March 18, 2003 Partido ng Manggagawa (PM) Bukluran ng Manggagawang Pilipino (BMP) Sanlakas Pro-peace Rally at US Embassy Violently Dispersed In a joint statement, militant groups Partido ng Manggagawa (PM), Bukluran ng Manggagawang Pilipino (BMP) and Sanlakas condemned today the violent dispersal of a peaceful protest in front of the U.S. embassy in Manila. The protesters planned to spend their night in a vigil in front of the US Embassy in reaction to US President George W. Bush's 48-hour ultimatum before war erupts. Their plan, however, did not occur after the picket was brutally harassed by the police and pro-US group Discovery Crusade. BMP Secretary-General Leody de Guzman and labor leader Baldo Balbadores was among those who were hurt in the dispersal. The statement read, We condemn these goons in and out of uniform for their infringement of our legitimate exercise of the Constitutional right to peacefully assemble to air grievances. It said, We have strong reason to conclude that these hooligans are in the pockets of the militarist hawks of the US Embassy. The violent dispersal of this mass action - along with yesterday's repression of the rally in Mendiola - shows that the Arroyo administration has adopted an undeclared policy of no anti-war rallies. The militants are calling on the Senate and the House of Representatives to conduct a congressional inquiry of this tacit policy They are currently consulting their legal counsels in order to file criminal charges against the police and the Discovery Crusade.
Battle of Bellingham.The taking of the I5.
At about 2:30pm, Thursday afternoon, a group of a few hundered people spontaneiously marched right up the overpass onto I-5 at Lakeway in Bellingham, Washington. Traffic was backed up as far as we could see. The half-dozen police were ineffective in stopping the action. State patrol was called in, but we chose to march back down to the federal building. There were no arrests. Click here for photos of the day's events. Click here for (relatively fair) corporate media coverage. Link: http://westernwalkout.tripod.com
Battle of Chicago.
In Chicago 10,000 of us took over the north and southbound Lake Shore Drive (8 lanes in total). We marched on it for about a mile (in addition to some other marching and stand-offs). Cops were super pissed. After march was winding down, 1000 people were trapped, and mass arrests ensued. Over 500 hundred arrested. Most charges were dropped in the morninng. It made the city look bad. I love it. You should have seen the frightened look in the cops eyes as 15 of them tried to fend off 10,000 of us.
Battle of Richmond.
Pouring rain didnt keep angered individuals from assembling downtown today in an emergency response to the war on Iraq. More than 100 people gathered at the federal courthouse and rallied for an hour when about 40 people left the rally, took it to the streets and marched throughout the business district of downtown for an additional hour. Larry Syverson, 54, participated in the noon demonstration. The Chesterfield man carried a sign bearing photos of his sons, soldiers who are set to fight in Iraq, that read Not my sons blood for oil. I wished it wouldnt have come to this. Innocent people in Iraq are going to die along with american soldiers, Syverson said. A heavy police presence attempted to control the crowd but its numbers grew as people from nearby office places joined. The protest filled the sidewalk on tenth and Main streets as soaked people energetically screamed, Bush, Cheney better start shakin, todays pig is tomorrows bacon. The crowd also chanted various anti capitalist slogans like, They make money, people bleed, no war for capitalist greed, and Resist, resist, raise a fist, revolution will persist, as a small counter demonstration of three men gathered across the street. One held a sign that read Hippies go home. Protester Jean Jearman responded by shouting across the street, Ive got hippie for you. Im a veteran; I served in the air force in Vietnam. The 57-year-old woman from Richmond said the invasion of Iraq was a war crime. Other protesters shouted, You want a war chicken hawk, you go fight it. After 1 p.m. people stepped off the sidewalk and began to march up Main street but were quickly confined to the sidewalk by police on horses. The group of 40 attempted to enter the streets at other times but rough handling by police kept the march on the sidewalk. Nonetheless, the fierce march of resistance continued downtown as the group snaked through the city, circled city hall and paused at the richmond times-dispatch building, screaming Shame and LIES. The sopping wet group eventually broke up and a small remnant held vigil at the intersection of Broad and Belvidere for several minutes. The anti-war movement now has a new mission to oppose the illegal occupation of Iraq and to fight for a future without government oppression and war. Resistance will continue to grow and we will move forward, but we need to invest much time and thought into what direction the movement will go. That said, all are invited to attend Richmonds RECLAIM!, a conference on community, war and oppression this weekend. The conference serves as a time for reflection, planning and movement building The weekend includes workshops, discussion, speaking events, a spokescouncil, a keynote address and a HUGE demonstration on Sunday. Link: http://richmond.indymedia.org
Battle of Portland Update...Mentioned in Despatches.
writes on Thursday March 20 2003 @ 11:23PM PST: [ reply | parent ] A group of 200-300 has settled in at the intersection of 2nd Burnside and named the occupation the Burnside Freestate. Some are going to try and spend the night, presumably to block AM rush hour, and are asking for blankets, food water. The Anachronist writes on Thursday March 20 2003 @ 11:26PM PST: [ reply | parent ] oops, they dispersed. pdxer writes on Friday March 21 2003 @ 02:36AM PST: [ reply | parent ] Yeah, tear gas volleys dispersed most of them at 11Pm, and the remaining 100 or so were arrested. Oh well there's always tomorrow. dadanarchist writes on Friday March 21 2003 @ 02:41AM PST: [ reply | parent ] By 10 o'clock, the people who weren't locked down drifted away from fatigue, hunger, the strong urge to piss, and other reasons. By 11 the police began their assault. I held out til the bitter end, and then retreated to a local bar, where a resounding version of Solidarity Forever broke out. More plans are already under way in PDX to further fuk shit up. Reverend Chuck0 writes on Friday March 21 2003 @ 12:40PM PST: [ reply | parent ] Keep up the good fight. The whole world is now fighting against the fascist, racist American state. It may take a few years to win this battle, but we will win eventually. writes on Friday March 21 2003 @ 01:28PM PST: [ reply | parent ] I would like to compliment those in Portland for a fantastic demo. I'm watching from Seattle and the chaos is inspiring. I saw a group of masked people literally beat the shit out of cops with a large homeade sign...pinning them against their own squad car...sending one to the hospital...all the while sustaining baton blows to the head. What courage. I only wish there were examples of this from around the country! http://www.infoshop.org/inews/stories.php?story=03/03/20/1836297
Operation Bastille.
Inspired by Gay Pride events, activists in England began MAD PRIDE about five years ago. And of course these events can be held any time and any place. Also, for 24 years psychiatric survivors have used the French holiday of BASTILLE DAY (this year July 14th is a Monday) as a day to remember people imprisoned physically and mentally. So each year a number of groups hold MAD PRIDE events in July, especially around Bastille Day! BELOW is information about already-planned events organized for Toronto, New York and Oregon. To register your event, large or small, e-mail to these three initial sponsors at: (1) Toronto - [EMAIL PROTECTED] (2) New York - [EMAIL PROTECTED] (3) Oregon - [EMAIL PROTECTED] BELOW are the initial announcements from these three sites... please copy and forward far and wide! MAD PRIDE! marginalizedanddisadvantagedmarginalizedandD marginalizedanddisadvantagedmarginalizedandD marginalizedanddisadvantagedmarginalizedandD (1) TORONTO MAD PRIDE EVENTS! Friendly News and Sign Up! by Friendly Spike Theatre Band [EMAIL PROTECTED] marginalizedanddisadvantagedmarginalizedandD MAD PRIDE WEEKEND -- TORONTO A get-a-way for the creative aspects of the mind July 11th, 12th,13th, 14th 2003 TORONTO: In July of 2003 The Friendly Spike Theatre Band will host an arts and education festival dedicated to celebrating the strengths and achievements of marginalized and disadvantaged individuals and communities. This event is part of a growing global movement Mad Pride Day International usually celebrated on July 14th, (briefly: Since 1993 The Toronto Psychiatric Survivor Community has presented a designated Pride (and memorial) Day. A few years ago the community aligned it's special day with the International Mad (as in persons deemed mad or insane) Pride July 14th, Bastille Day (associated with the freeing of prisoners from jails and institutions). Mad Pride Weekend will feature theatre, music, educational workshops, and more, more, more. Mad Pride Weekend will take place at Friendly Spike Warehouse Theatre, and at various satellite venues throughout Parkdale.
All your oil are belong to US.
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Clear Channel,a Clear Enemy of the People.
Media Giant Clear Channel Sponsoring Pro-War Rallies Clear Channel Bans Dixie Chicks http://jacksonville.bizjournals.com/jacksonville/stories/2003/03/17/daily14.html http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/showcase/chi-0303190157mar19.story
The Infinite Pre-emption Event Horizon.
America's Wars Inventing Demons By PHILIP S. GOLUB There is a coalition of the radical right in the United States, including the odd Democrat, that has long held that patriotic mobilisation is important in holding American society together. When detente broke out in the 1970s, these hawks worried about any reduction in international tension, however slight. Since 11 September 2001 they have had no more worries. The neo-conservative right has been attempting, with varying success, to establish itself as the dominant ideological force in the United States for more than 25 years, especially in the definition of foreign policy. Long thwarted by democratic process and public resistance to the national security state, it is now on the brink of success, thanks to George Bush's disputed electoral victory in 2000, and to 11 September 2001, which transformed an accidental president into an American Caesar. President Bush has become the neocon vehicle for a policy that is based on unilateralism, permanent mobilisation and preventive war. War and militarisation would have been impossible without 11 September, which tipped the institutional balance in favour of the new right. There were other possible responses that would have had a less destabilising effect on the world. One would have been to strengthen multilateral cooperation to contain the stateless trans-national terrorist threat, and seek to reduce tensions and resolve conflicts in areas at risk, notably the Middle East. Another would have been Keynesian-style regional development on Marshall Plan lines. This would have encouraged local forces for democracy, and would undoubtedly have been more effective than war in stimulating the US and global economies. As we know, neither course was followed. Instead, the Bush administration has allowed the Israeli-Palestinian conflict to fester, mobilised massively, and opted for preventive war as a means of policing the planet. Apart from such opportunist motives as seizing the strategic chance to redraw the map of the Middle East and the Persian Gulf (1), this choice reflects much more far-reaching imperial ambitions. In the words of Anatol Lieven of the Carnegie Endowment in Washington, the basic and generally agreed plan is unilateral world domin ation through absolute superiority, and this has been consistently advocated and worked on by the group of intellectuals close to Dick Cheney and Richard Perle since the collapse of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s (2). This authoritarian project became feasible in the unipolar world after 1991, when the US got a monopoly on the use of force in interstate relations. But it was conceived in the 1970s, when the extremist coalition now in control was first formed. The aim is to unite the nation and secure US strategic supremacy worldwide. The instruments are war and permanent mobilisation, both requiring the constant identification of new enemies and the establishment of a strong national security state, which is independent of society. This project is now obvious, but it was already apparent in the mid-1970s, when the radical right sabotaged the new East-West detente. It took shape during the 1980s, when the same players ordered the biggest peacetime mobilisation ever, and in the early 1990s, when the neo-conservatives worked out the doctrine of US primacy (3). The demolition of East-West detente in the mid-1970s was a crucial moment in this process. In response to the broad popular revolt against the national security state and widespread cultural changes in US society, the radical right wing of the Republican party, led by Ronald Reagan, joined forces with elements in the national security apparatus bent on revenge for the humiliating defeat in Vietnam, and neo- conservative Democrats from the hardline anti-communist wing of the party. This coalition was determined to restore the state's authority and the national cold-war consensus, and to re-establish US strategic supremacy, and it conducted a political and ideological campaign to bury detente. The campaign was directed at the realistic balance of power policy that was being pursued by Henry Kissinger and Richard Nixon, which in the coalition's view represented a dangerous weakening of the collective US will. Rather than detente, the radical right coalition advocated massive mobilisation and a strategic offensive to roll back the Soviet regime. Containment and armed coexistence, the two pillars of George Kennan's cold war strategy, were to be abandoned in favour of active measures designed to induce a collapse of the Soviet system. As Kissinger once said, whereas the early cold warriors had been content to rely on containment to bring this change about in the fullness of time, their successors were promising significant changes in the Soviet system as the result of direct American pressure (4). Richard Perle, one of the most influential neoconservatives
Radio Geraldo from Baghdad Hooters.
'Lying' CNN crews told to leave Iraq US television news channel Cable News Network (CNN) has been ordered to leave Iraq, an Iraqi information ministry official said. CNN reporters Robertson, Brahimi expelled from Baghdad Dow Jones Newswires CNN says Nic Robertson and Rym Brahimi were ordered to leave immediately for the Jordanian border, and their bureau was closed. The important thing is that these people get out safely, CNN's Bill Hemmer said on the air. Posted at 12:08:40 PME-mail this item | QuickLink: A26138 CNN correspondent Sites really loves blogging from Iraq San Francisco Chronicle Kevin Sites says of his blogging: This experience has really made me rethink my rather orthodox views of reaching folks via mass media. He calls weblogging an incredible tool, with amazing potential. Dan Fost says Sites' weblog, which isn't authorized by CNN, gives insight into the mind of the war correspondent. UPDATE: I've been asked to suspend my war blogging for a while, Sites writes on Friday. Posted at 10:37:50 AME-mail this item | QuickLink: A26108 In what the media termed a healthy display of detached introspection, the media today accused the media of unfairly convicting the media in the media, according to a widely covered media report critical of the media's self-absorbed coverage of itself. Lately it has been popular in the media to try and convict the media for exaggerating the importance and influence of the media on issues such as the economy and the Internet, said the report's co-author, recently retired CNN anchor Bernard Shaw. We in the media felt it was time to take a look at the way the media has been looking at the media looking at the media's coverage, and we were appalled at what we found ourselves finding ourselves finding out about ourselves. The report, however, drew immediate criticism from Shaw, who blasted himself in a two-hour televised panel discussion. This report gives me pause to wonder if, by giving so much weight to how we cover ourselves, we in the media aren't giving ourselves too much credit for having an influence, he said. I just hope we in the media have the guts to look into this. Another panel member, ABC Nightline anchor Ted Koppel, went a step further. I think the big story here is not that we are unfairly convicting ourselves of convicting ourselves. People simply don't care about that, said Koppel. The big story is 'How are we in the media going to react to the accusation that we are unfairly convicting ourselves of convicting ourselves, and how is that going to influence our coverage of how we influence events with our coverage?' Tonight after your local news. A survey of people outside media circles, meanwhile, found that 92 percent had not heard of the report, or read the 647 newspaper stories about it, or seen the 36 televised roundtable discussions on the topic that have aired since this morning. Those results drew the ire of Heather O'Mara, editor of newly launched InsideInside.com, which covers Inside.com, which covers what's going on inside the media. That's yet another example of how people outside the media just aren't interested in keeping up with the news, said O'Mara. It's one reason why we need to do a better job keeping track of ourselves keeping track of ourselves. Nearly 100 percent of survey respondents, however, insisted that people aren't interested in how the media covers itself covering a story, but instead want to learn about the story itself. To that, media members agreed wholeheartedly. The media has to step back and ask itself whether there even needs to be coverage of its coverage, said TV journalist Geraldo Rivera. It's a point I make in my upcoming CNBC special, The Influence of Geraldo Rivera's Coverage on Geraldo Rivera's Coverage: Geraldo Rivera Reports. http://www.satirewire.com/news/0103/media.shtml
Warthland Verschworungsmythos.
So Pipes' examination of recent American conspiracies is not only brief, but also bogus. However, the book does include an interesting analysis of the role of paranoid conspiracy myths under Hitler and Stalin. Pipes showed that Hitler began with a crude model of Jewish conspiracy as promulgated by the Protocols of the Elders of Zion and undertook to convince the German people that every Jew in the land was equally responsible for the calumnies described there; while at the same time, Hitler himself was at the center of a small secret society of psychopathic individuals who were busily implementing an exact replica of the evil plan described in the Protocols. Yet even regarding this remarkable set of circumstances, Pipes' analysis is strangely myopic. He ascribes the paradox to a simple ironic effect, that individuals who believe in the power of conspiracies, are likely to want to apply that power to their own projects. There is no discussion of the probability that the occult secret societies essentially created Hitler (rather than the other way around), nor any acknowledgement of the crucial role of American high finance. Any serious analysis of the curious, well-documented collaboration of the Zionists and Nazis in pursuit of a hidden agenda, would also cause difficulties for Pipes' oversimplified view of the Hitler regime. FROM... http://www.911-strike.com/conspiracy-denial.htm See also... http://www.publiceye.org/b_conspi.html
Book Banning in the Fascist USA.
LAS VEGAS - A federal judge ordered a man who claims that tax paying is voluntary in the United States to stop selling his book and giving seminars. Irwin Schiff is the author of The Federal Mafia: How It Illegally Imposes and Unlawfully Collects Income Taxes, and offers paid seminars on the topic. Schiff said the judge's temporary order violates his First Amendment rights. Banning a book! The government is trying to prevent me from telling the truth about the income tax, the 75-year-old said Thursday. Department of Justice (news - web sites) lawyer Evan Davis said Schiff advised people to file false income tax returns listing zero income and zero liability, and had 3,100 clients attempting to evade $56 million in taxes. Davis called it one of the largest tax scams in U.S. history. The judge issued the temporary order against Schiff on Wednesday and will decide April 7 whether to make it permanent. http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2cid=519ncid=757e=1u=/ap/20030321/ap_on_re_us/brf_tax_rebel
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From Carol Williams #43 Queens' Drive Accra Ghana EMAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Dear sir, You may be surprised to receive this letter from me since you do not know me personally. I am Mrs Carol Williams, a widow and the wife of late Henry Ekun Williams a great farmer and a stunch member of the opposition party Movement for Democratic Change. (M.D.C) who was recently murdered in the land dispute in Zimbabwe by Government troop . Before the death of my husband,he made a deposit of US$18.5 Million (Eighteen Million,Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars),in one of the Finance and securit y companies in Accra Ghana,as if he foresaw the looming danger in Zimbabwe.This amount was meant for the purchase of new machines (Tractors) and chemicals for our new larg farm in Harare. The land dispute arose when Zimbabwean President Mr.Robert Mugabe introduced a new Land Act Reform which wholly affected the rich white (European) farmers and some few black farmers. This resulted to the killing and uprising between Zimbabwean oppositi on and the members of the ruling ZANU-PF PARTY of Mugabe.A lot of people have been killed because of this land reformed which my husband was one of the victims. It is against this background that, I and my three children ran to Accra Ghana as political refugees. Now my late husband close friend who is a staff in the Finance and security company, has advise us to look for a trustworlthy foreign investor who can assist us to invest in a profitable project overseas for the up keep of my three children a nd for future investment as there is economic insatibilty in Ghana. In Ghana we are leaving like refugees and the law of Ghana prohibits refugees to open any bank account or to be involved in any huge financial transaction throughout the territorial zone s of Ghana. As a widow, I am saddled with the responsibility of seeking a genuine foreign account where this money could be transferred safely for future investment or for joint ventures. Therefore what I am looking for is an honest and trust worlthy i ndividual whom we can entrust the future my family, I must also let you know that this transaction is 100% risk free as the money involved belong to my late husband and was willed for the family. If you accept to assist my family, all I want from you is to act as my husband business partner overseas and open new account with at least US$100.00 (Hundred dollars) only with your name as the account owner and send it to me for submition to the fina nce company so that after getting approval from the finance and security company, the fund will be transferred in that account or if you have an existing account we can make use of it just for the purpose of this transaction. Alternatively we can make a rrangement for you to come down to Accra Ghana to help us open a non-resident account in your name which will aid us in transferring the money into any account of your choice overseas. For assisting to help,we will give you 25% of the money for assisting us , 5% will be set aside for any incidental expenses that may be encured in the process of the transaction while the remaining 70% will remain for my family. You can also go into partnership with my family for the proper profitable investment of this money in your country. Please contact me immediately through my son's e-mail address [EMAIL PROTECTED] Finally, please try to maintain the confidentiality this transaction requires till the fund is confirmed in your account Best regards, Mrs. Carol Williams for the family __ Get Paid... With Your Free Email at http://www.zwallet.com/index.html?user=carolwilliams65
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Global spy agencies lending CIA a hand Germany, France, others with vested interest sharing info CHUCK MCCUTCHEON Newhouse News Service WASHINGTON - Despite the diplomatic hurdles faced by the Bush administration on the Iraq war, other nations are providing substantial spying help to the CIA and other intelligence agencies, according to congressional and intelligence sources. In fact, some lawmakers and intelligence experts predict that international spy agencies will provide even more assistance now war has begun. They said those countries include Germany and France, both of whom strongly objected to the administration's invasion plans. We're getting outstanding cooperation from our allies, including the Germans and the French, from an intelligence standpoint, said Senate Select Intelligence Committee Chairman Pat Roberts, R-Kan. I wish their political leaders would listen to them. Not only have the CIA and other agencies built good relationships with their foreign counterparts, Roberts and others said, but many nations vulnerable to terrorist attacks from Iraqi sympathizers have a vested interest in sharing what they learn. Since the Europeans feel so exposed, they're likely to be all the more cooperative, said Gregory Treverton, an intelligence analyst for the Rand Corp., a national security think tank. Everybody's going to be trying to kiss and make up. Despite the public image the CIA operates in a secretive, lone-wolf fashion, the agency has long depended on other nations to do much of its spying. In particular, it has used other nations to provide old-fashioned snooping or human intelligence, considered one of the best ways to detect terrorist plots in advance. In return, the CIA provides money and data from its spy satellites and other technical intelligence collection systems. My initial concern was that a unilateral operation against Iraq might degrade some of that cooperation, said Rep. Rob Simmons, R-Conn., who spent a decade overseas as a CIA operations officer. But I checked with the Pentagon, and even (Wednesday's) surgical strike in Baghdad was conducted with help from other countries. It was multilateral, and that's reassuring. Dozens of foreign agencies, from Britain's MI-6 to New Zealand's Security Intelligence Service, have provided information and other help that have prevented attacks and apprehended terrorists, Bush administration officials say. Earlier this month, Pakistani and American officials nabbed suspected senior al-Qaida mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed in Pakistan. In addition, France's law enforcement and spy services have shared their knowledge of terrorist operations in Africa. And Australia has been useful in tracking activities in Indonesia and southeast Asia, said Rep. Doug Bereuter, R-Neb., a senior member of the House Permanent Select Intelligence and International Relations committees. But some intelligence community observers remain skeptical that foreign agencies are providing as much help as they could. Robert David Steele, a former CIA and Marine Corps intelligence officer who has been critical of the Bush administration's approach to spying, said there are several barriers to increased cooperation, including Europe's anger about the U.S. focus on Iraq over al-Qaida. In the rest of the world, the CIA is throwing money around like there is no tomorrow and the (foreign intelligence) services are taking the money, giving us chicken feed and laughing all the way to their Swiss bank account, said Steele, founder of OSS.net, a Virginia intelligence research company that contracts with U.S. spy agencies. Any serious audit of this effort (to work with foreign intelligence agencies) ... would reveal massive waste, mismanagement, misconceptions and generally a betrayal of the public trust. After the Cold War, the CIA substantially cut back on the number of overseas spies in its directorate of operations, according to lawmakers and intelligence experts. Those who remained often had to assist U.S. military operations instead of focusing pre-emptively on areas where terrorism flourished. In addition, many CIA agents shied from the dangerous work of penetrating terrorist groups. A congressional investigation last year into the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks cited an excessive reliance on foreign liaison services that limited the agency's ability to forewarn of the attacks. CIA officials say they are addressing the issue. Director George Tenet told the Senate intelligence committee in October that the volume of information his agency received in 1999 from U.S.-recruited foreign agents surpassed that from foreign spy services for the first time -- and that the trend has continued. http://www.charlotte.com/mld/observer/news/5444687.htm
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War is the Health of the Republican State.
War in Iraq is a boost for big government Published March 20, 2003 War is unpredictable, and there is no reason to think the invasion of Iraq will be an exception. Only one thing about war is certain: It enhances the size, power, reach and prestige of the federal government. Conservatives say they want to curb the role of government in our lives and reduce its claim on our earnings. But this time, as so often before, they have been the most enthusiastic supporters of a policy that will unerringly subvert those goals. During the 2000 campaign, George W. Bush explained the key difference between himself and Al Gore: He trusts the government. I trust you. If Gore were to become president, declared Bush, the era of big government being over is over. But even before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, big government was getting a new lease on life. Since then, things have gotten worse. Bush has created a federal department the size of Salt Lake City to assure homeland security, proposed to increase the Pentagon budget by more than $100 billion just in his first term, declared his intent to bring democracy and liberty to the entire Middle East, and appointed himself imperial viceroy of Iraq. The federal government will spend over $21,000 per household in 2003--a level exceeded only during World War I, notes Brian Riedl, a budget expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation. Could President Gore have done worse? That's before we get the tab for invading Iraq, which could exceed $100 billion--more than the annual budget for the departments of Energy, Commerce, Housing and Urban Development, Interior and Justice combined. Worse still, the actual expense for bombs, bullets and fuel is the least of the cost of Bush's plan for Iraq. For years to come, American taxpayers will also be on the hook for running and rebuilding a country devastated by economic sanctions and war. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Eric Shinseki has said the occupation of Iraq could require several hundred thousand soldiers. The Congressional Budget Office estimates it could cost up to $45 billion a year, and could take several years. It's not far-fetched to imagine the United States burning through half a trillion dollars over the next decade. Once the war is over, reports The Wall Street Journal, the administration plans to begin everything from repairing Iraqi roads, schools and hospitals to revamping its financial rules and government payroll system. Agencies such as the U.S. Treasury Department would be deeply involved in overhauling the country's central bank, and some U.S. government officials would serve as `shadow ministers' to oversee Baghdad's bureaucracies. We'll also have to refurbish airports, harbors and power plants, bring the health care system into the modern era, and restore the oil industry to full strength. Americans don't much like to pay the cost of governing this country. Now we'll get to pay for governing another one as well. How long will the American military be in Iraq? We occupied Germany after World War II, and we still have troops there. The assumption is we'll get out quicker this time. But we had the same intention then. Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, the first supreme commander of NATO, said in 1951, If in 10 years, all American troops stationed in Europe for national defense purposes have not been returned to the United States, then this whole project will have failed. Governments acquire responsibilities more eagerly than they shed them. Paying for all this will fall on the heavy-laden American taxpayer. The late journalist Randolph Bourne, reflecting on the experience of World War I, wrote that war is the health of the state. He knew that nothing is so sure to fatten the federal leviathan. Under Ronald Reagan, who was no fan of government, the federal budget grew by 23 percent, in inflation-adjusted terms, in just eight years. Why? Not because he was lavishing money on welfare and other social programs, but because, to meet the Soviet threat, he boosted defense spending by 42 percent above inflation. The redeeming feature of Reagan's effort was that once the Cold War had been won, the American military shrank, and so did its budget. But the war in Iraq looks like a down payment on an endless obligation. And Bush's policy of pre-emption suggests that once we've liberated Baghdad, we may target Tehran and Pyongyang. Republicans, you can be sure, will back President Bush in any military adventure, whatever the cost. The era of big government being over is over. And this time, conservatives can't blame it on liberals. -- Steve Chapman is a member of the Tribune's editorial board. E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.majority.com/ct/ct1.html
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After the War on Saddam A War on Iraqi Dissidents? By ZOLTAN GROSSMAN The carrot-and--stick strategy at first seemed ingenious, or at least crafty. In the days leading up to the U.S.-led war on Iraq, the stick of looming invasion would pressure Iraqi military or political officials into arresting or killing Saddam Hussein. The carrot, or their incentive to oust Saddam and his sons, would have been to prevent foreigners from overrunning their country. White House spokesman Ari Fleischer put it most directly when he told Iraqis that a single bullet would be less costly than a war Yet in the vaunted 48-hour warning period that led up to the war, the Bush Administration pulled the rug out from under any potential Iraqi coup. Ari Fleischer (or at least it appeared to be Fleischer and not a body double) stated unequivocally that even if Saddam was ousted, or left the country voluntarily, the U.S.-British forces would still invade Iraq in a peaceful entry to search for weapons of mass destruction. The signal was unmistakable: it did not matter what Iraqis did to topple their own tyrant, the Americans were going to rule their country anyways. If any Republican Guard officer was ready to confront Saddam to save his country, the pistol would have gone back in his holster. Why bother? The carrot had been yanked away. The potential self-liberation of Iraqis had turned into a foreign war of conquest. The tragedy is that this final squashing of Iraqi self-determination is fully consistent with U.S. historic policy toward the Iraqi people. The Iraqi people historically had a reputation of determining their own destiny. In 1920, the Ottoman Turks left Iraq in defeat. In 1932, Iraqis overturned the British colonial mandate. In 1958, they threw out the Hashemite monarchy and declared a republic. These were a people who could overthrow dictators against overwhelming odds. Why did they not similarly topple Saddam? Because at every step along the way, the U.S. has stepped in either to prop up Saddam, or to make sure that it would be the only alternative to his rule. Betraying Iraqi Rebels Since Saddam's Ba'ath Party took power in 1968, the U.S. has exhibited a schizophrenic policy toward the Arab nationalist government. President Nixon backed a Kurdish revolt against Iraq, but sold out the Kurds in 1975 after Baghdad signed a peace treaty with his friend the Shah of Iran. Iraqi Kurds still remember this betrayal with bitterness and mistrust. Five years later, after Iranians overthrew the Shah, the new Ba'ath supreme leader Saddam Hussein invaded Iran's oil fields with U.S. blessing. President Reagan supplied Baghdad with intelligence and U.S. naval protection for Iraq's oil shipments, and his Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld warmly shook Saddam's hand in Baghdad. When both Iraq and Iran launched chemical attacks in the Kurdish region along their border, U.S. officials pointed fingers at Iran alone, and minimized or blocked UN condemnations of Saddam until the war's end in 1988. After Saddam invaded Kuwait in 1990, the first Bush Administration assembled a Coalition to defend the self-determination of the oil-rich monarchy, but grassroots Iraqi opponents of Saddam were nowhere to be seen in the successful military strategy. Washington instead encouraged the formation of an Iraqi exile opposition (led by former Iraqi generals and the banker Ahmed Chalabi) which became not only internally divided but unpopular within Iraq. Bush had encouraged Iraqis to rise up against Saddam, yet when southern Iraqi Shi'ites liberated their own cities in March 1991, the U.S. troops within view of their positions were ordered not to help. The Allies temporarily lifted the wartime No-Fly Zone, allowing just enough time for Saddam's helicopters to strafe Shi'ite rebels before restoring the flight restrictions. Saddam drained the region's marshes to finish his slaughter. The reasons for the U.S. betrayal of the Shi'ites was threefold, and instructive for the present crisis in 2003. First, Washington assumed that Iraqi Shi'ites would seek to emulate Iran's Shi'ite regime, even though they had fought as troops against Iran in the 1980s. (Saddam's Mukhabarat secret police promoted this linkage by postering Shi'ite rebel cities with poster of Iran's Ayatollah Khomeini.) Second, U.S. allies in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait feared the dangerous example of a secular democratic republic across their borders, at a time when domestic opposition was rising to their monarchies. The Sunni princes and sheikhs had supported U.S. military bases and oil interests, and were more important than Iraqis' self-determination. Third, a truly democratic revolution led by the Iraqi people would insist on taking full control of their oil fields, and keeping the profits from oil development. When Iran's popular Mossadegh government in Iran nationalized U.S. and British oil interests in 1953, the CIA overthrew that government. Washington viewed Saddam as a preferable and
The Microbes are Coming!
The Bacteria Whisperer Bonnie Bassler discovered a secret about microbes that the science world has missed for centuries. The bugs are talking to each other. And plotting against us. By Steve Silberman Trim and hyperkinetic at 40, Bonnie Bassler is often mistaken for a graduate student at conferences. Five mornings a week at dawn, she walks a mile to the local YMCA to lead a popular aerobics class. When a representative from the MacArthur Foundation phoned last fall, the caller played coy at first, asking Bassler if she knew anyone who might be worthy of one of the foundation's fellowships, popularly known as genius grants. I'm sorry, Bassler apologized, I don't hang out with that caliber of people. The point of the call, of course, was that Bassler - an associate professor of molecular biology at Princeton - is now officially a genius herself. More than a decade ago, she began studying a phenomenon that even fellow biologists considered to be of questionable significance: bacterial communication. Now she finds herself at the forefront of a major shift in mainstream science. The notion that microbes have anything to say to each other is surprisingly new. For more than a century, bacterial cells were regarded as single-minded opportunists, little more than efficient machines for self-replication. Flourishing in plant and animal tissue, in volcanic vents and polar ice, thriving on gasoline additives and radiation, they were supremely adaptive, but their lives seemed, well, boring. The sole ambition of a bacterium, wrote geneticist François Jacob in 1973, is to produce two bacteria. New research suggests, however, that microbial life is much richer: highly social, intricately networked, and teeming with interactions. Bassler and other researchers have determined that bacteria communicate using molecules comparable to pheromones. By tapping into this cell-to-cell network, microbes are able to collectively track changes in their environment, conspire with their own species, build mutually beneficial alliances with other types of bacteria, gain advantages over competitors, and communicate with their hosts - the sort of collective strategizing typically ascribed to bees, ants, and people, not to bacteria. Last year, Bassler and her colleagues unlocked the structure of a molecular language shared by many of nature's most fearsome particles of mass destruction, including those responsible for cholera, tuberculosis, pneumonia, septicemia, ulcers, Lyme disease, stomach cancer, and bubonic plague. Now even Big Pharma, faced with a soaring number of microbes resistant to existing drugs, is taking notice of her work. What Bassler and other pioneers in her field have given us, however, is more than a set of potential drug targets. Their discoveries suggest that the ability to create intricate social networks for mutual benefit was not one of the crowning flourishes in the invention of life. It was the first. The bobtail squid lives in the knee-deep coastal shallows in Hawaii, burying itself in the sand during the day and emerging to hunt after dark. On moonlit nights, the squid's shadow on the sand should make it visible to predators, but it possesses a light organ that shines with a blue glow, perfectly matching the amount of light shining down through the water. The secret of the squid's ability to simulate moonlight is a densely packed community of luminescent bacteria called Vibrio fischeri. Minutes after birth, a squid begins circulating seawater through a hollow chamber in its body. The water contains millions of species of microbes, but cilia in the squid's light organ expel all but the V. fischeri cells. Fed with oxygen and amino acids, they multiply and begin to emit light. Sensors on the squid's upper surface detect the amount of illumination in the night sky, and the squid adjusts an irislike opening in its body until its shadow on the sand disappears. Each morning, the squid flushes out most of its cache of glowing vibrios, leaving enough cells to start the cycle anew. In the early '60s, Woody Hastings, a microbiologist at the University of Illinois, noticed a curious thing about the V. fischeri grown in his lab. The bacterial population would double every 20 minutes, but the amount of the cells' light-producing enzyme, called luciferase, would stay the same for four or five hours, dispersed among more and more cells. Only when the bacterial population had vastly increased would the flask begin to glow brightly. From the perspective of a single V. fischeri cell, delaying light production makes sense. The emission of photons is metabolically expensive, as biologists say, and the puny glow of a lone organism is apt to be overlooked in the vastness of the ocean. So how do the cells know when they have reached critical mass? One of Hastings' students, Ken Nealson, theorized that they were secreting a chemical that accumulates in their
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Duel...with a debt truck.
By: Ed Henry Why should so many Americans suffer a sick feeling in the pit of their stomachs when George W. Bush has been telling us for almost a year exactly what he was going to do?Since the Bush administration came into power we've abandoned the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty opening space to war, walked out of the Kyoto Convention on the environment, Congress passed the Patriot Act without reading it and is now considering Patriot II that absolutely obliterates the Bill of Rights, President Bush declared a paranoid first strike initiative in an about face from former foreign policy, we fractured the NATO Alliance with arguments over Turkey, divided the European Union over invading Iraq, and we are now questioning the relevancy of the United Nations. Much but not all of this is done under the excuse that our lives have changed forever after the 9/11 attack on our homeland. Without ever answering the question of why anyone would hate us so much, or any real investigation into the events of 9/11, Americans have accepted the idea that we are at war against terrorists or any nation that harbors terrorists and that we must be willing to give up liberties in exchange for a form of homeland security that ultimately makes us prisoners in our own homes. All of this going on while our other war, the constant war on drugs, continues without denting the tons of white powder entering our country illegally, powder that could just as easily be the sort of bio-chemical weapons of mass destruction supposedly owned and used by our new terrorist enemies. Infiltration that we obviously cannot stop. And we have yet to find Osama bin Laden, whoever mailed anthrax letters, or even the Atlanta bomber who hid out in our own hills of North Carolina. But we did manage to find two nitwit snipers who went on a killing spree in the Washington, D.C. area holding the region hostage for six weeks and we are told that Homeland Security will improve as soon as first line defense forces are funded. Meanwhile, every State, City, County, school system or other tax based organization in the country is reeling under a recession that shows every sign of repeating the Great Depression of the Thirties and a lack of promised funds from the federal government. Naturally, we can't give a fair estimate of how much it's going to cost to invade Iraq or to occupy it for any length of time because the variables are too numerous. But we should know exactly how much this war has cost us so far, and we should realize that the Bush administration has been borrowing us into oblivion. In the last five quarters, the national debt has increased $638 billion; $421 billion or the real deficit accumulated in the four quarters of fiscal 2002 and $217 billion so far this fiscal year. That's the greatest increase in fiscal irresponsibility we've ever experienced in so short a time. I can't help it if the American public doesn't realize what's been happening and continues to happen to our country. I don't expect people to follow and question news the way I do. They've got jobs and businesses to run, families to raise, and all sorts of other commitments to quite rightly occupy their attention. Most are not old and retired the way I am. I didn't always mistrust the government. But since 1993, when I first began questioning the national debt and trying to understand why it was so out of hand, I've learned to question everything the federal government tells us. I've found too many lies and my faith in the system is almost completely deteriorated. Let me give you just one of many examples. An example of a small bearable or tolerable lie, but one that is very pertinent today. A much less offensive lie than the ones claiming Social Security is in trouble, surpluses are gone, entitlement trust funds that are nothing but debit black holes have value, or that a fictitious 76 million baby boomers are about to wreck havoc on our supplemental retirement system. Anyone over twelve years of age should remember the crisis of late 1995 and early 1996 when we had government shutdowns over the national debt ceiling that stood at $4.9 trillion at the time. Newt Gingrich, Bob Dole, and other republicans were constantly in the news threatening to bankrupt the country. With a contract with America in his pocket, Speaker of the House Gingrich was out to force the Clinton administration to agree to a date to set a date when the budget could finally be balanced. Without such an agreement, he wouldn't allow Congress to vote on the debt limit. Former Secretary of the Treasury Lloyd Bentsen spoke to Congress about the dangers of default or how the nation could be brought to its knees if investors lost faith in the securities they were holding and created a run on the Treasury. These securities can be cashed-in at any point the bearer wishes and without waiting for their maturity. After months of arguing and nonessential federal employees sent on a paid-later vacation, we finally got a new
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Police in some cities clash with thousands of demonstrators, including many students PARIS Protests swelled around the world from Stockholm to Srinagar and San Francisco on Thursday as the United States and Britain launched military action in Iraq. . Virtually all the protests were directed against President George W. Bush and the United States rather than the Iraqi regime. . The U.S. administration battened down its defenses at embassies in many countries and evacuated nonessential staff as police forces in some cities battled demonstrators seeking to march on the American missions. . At least 13 embassies and consulates were closed for security reasons, and officials in Washington said others might join them in coming days. . The protests were often spontaneous, with students and children pouring out of classrooms to join the demonstrations. . Among the biggest demonstrations were those in Athens and Cairo, each of which attracted between 150,000 and 200,000 protesters. . Some of the demonstrators clashed with the police defending the U.S. Embassy in downtown Cairo, where the protest turned nasty not only against America but also against Arab leaders. It was the biggest of several demonstrations in the Arab world. . Down with Arab leaders, the demonstrators yelled. Leave, leave, Mubarak, they said, referring to the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak. . Thousands of demonstrators, including about 500 Islamic militants, clashed with baton-wielding police officers in Cairo as bystanders yelled, Don't hit them, don't hit them. . In the Jordanian capital, Amman, several hundred lawyers scuffled with the police as they tried to march on the Iraqi Embassy to express solidarity with Iraq. Elsewhere in Amman, students ripped up U.S. flags. . In Paris, where the government has led the international movement against the war, thousands of mostly young demonstrators massed in the Place de la Concorde, kept at a considerable distance from the U.S. Embassy by steel barriers and ranks of police. . If we are going to bomb all the tyrants, let's start with the Texan, one banner read. Another said: Who sows war, reaps terrorism. . In Athens, a vast crowd including tens of thousands of high school and university students marched to the U.S. Embassy chanting, No to the war and Americans, killers of people. More demonstrations were planned for Friday and the weekend. Greece's largest labor union called a three-hour strike to coincide with the demonstration. . In Germany, tens of thousands of schoolchildren, many with their faces painted with peace symbols, demonstrated in Berlin, Cologne, Munich, Hannover and other cities. About 15,000 people marched in Stuttgart, the headquarters of U.S. forces in Europe. Demonstrators sloshed red paint outside the U.S. Embassy in Berlin to symbolize the loss of blood. Let's bomb Texas, they've got oil too, said one banner. . Police officers threw up a heavy guard around key buildings as an estimated 50,000 people marched to the Brandenburg Gate. . In Spain, where the government backs the war but has not committed its troops, the police in riot gear fired rubber bullets and beat demonstrators as thousands of people, including well-known actors and other personalities, gathered in central Madrid to protest the policy of Prime Minister Jose Maria Aznar. . The three biggest labor unions in Italy staged a two-hour strike as tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets and blocked railroad stations and highways to protest the U.S. action and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's support for it. The police prevented demonstrators from marching up the Via Veneto toward the U.S. Embassy. In Milan, some 45,000 people marched. . Thousands of British anti-war demonstrators blocked roads and scuffled with the police in London and other cities. Many of the demonstrators walked out of school to protest the involvement of British troops in a war they called an illegal grab for oil by the United States. . The police in Brussels threw up barbed wire barricades and blasted crowds of protesters with water as European leaders met to discuss the crisis. Demonstrators also marched in Antwerp and the university town of Leuven. . Demonstrations also broke out across Asia and Oceania. Banner-carrying demonstrators tried unsuccessfully to storm an American cultural center in Calcutta as the police drove them back with canes. . The police said a crowd numbering tens of thousands brought the city of Melbourne to a virtual halt in a protest against the Australian government's support of the war. With Britain, Australia is the only country to support the United States with combat troops. . Scattered rallies against the United States took place in Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan and Pakistan, where the government said it deplored the action against Iraq. Security forces threw a heavy guard around foreign buildings and churches to prevent a repetition of the Islamic
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Turkey to Send Troops Into Iraq Washington Post - 1 hour ago Saturday, March 22, 2003; 9:31 PM Brushing aside U.S. objections, Turkey said today it would send troops into northern Iraq to aid refugees and prevent terrorist activity, a ... Kurds wary as Turkish tanks arrive Guardian Turks send 1500 commandos into Kurds' safe haven Daily Telegraph Independent - Channel News Asia - International Herald Tribune - Daily Times - and 552 related »
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To understand this bureaucratic mindset, consider that--while at the U.S. State Department in the mid-1980s--Clarke concocted a zany plan to incite a coup against Moammar Gadhafi to punish the Libyan strongman for embracing terrorism. Clarke's suggestion: SR-71 spy planes would buzz Libya, creating sonic booms that would appear to herald an invasion, thus unnerving Gadhafi. Meanwhile, the U.S. Navy would fake hostilities off the coast and the State Department would encourage speculation about likely Gadhafi successors, according to a memo coauthored by Clarke. After news of the plan leaked, an embarrassed Reagan White House unceremoniously ditched it. The New York Times' William Safire dubbed the scheme stupid and venal. FROM... http://news.com.com/2010-1071-993594.html?tag=fd_nc_1
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