From: P. J. Alling
If they don't want the party in power to mess with them they shouldn't
take any Government money. On the other hand the I don't think lack of
Government money will keep organizations and individuals from being
messed with by bureaucrats for much longer, mores the pity.
John Sessoms wrote:
From: P. J. Alling
If they don't want the party in power to mess with them they
shouldn't take any Government money. On the other hand the I don't
think lack of Government money will keep organizations and
individuals from being messed with by bureaucrats for much
From: P. J. Alling
John Sessoms wrote:
From: P. J. Alling
If they don't want the party in power to mess with them they
shouldn't take any Government money. On the other hand the I don't
think lack of Government money will keep organizations and
individuals from being messed with by
I find NPR to be a balanced source of news. Perhaps not quite as clean as the
BBC, but certainly close. It's hard to judge, because I don't hear all of the
BBC broadcasts. But much of what I do hear from BBC is broadcast on NPR.
Paul
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From:
If they don't want the party in power to mess with them they shouldn't
take any Government money. On the other hand the I don't think lack of
Government money will keep organizations and individuals from being
messed with by bureaucrats for much longer, mores the pity.
John Sessoms wrote:
If you read the story, they Iraqi police claimed a tip off call.
John Sessoms wrote:
From: Beaker
Hi-
NPR's armored car was bombed today. No human casualties- they were
very fortunate.
Yeah, VERY fortunate.
Also very stupid, leaving their car unsecured, with no one watching it.
And how
David Mann wrote:
I'd never heard of NPR until recently when I saw a couple of links to
some very good shows about the origins of the financial crisis. Since
then I've been following their Planet Money blog. We just don't seem to
get much decent journalism in this country.
Not only
Mark,
Are you suggesting that showing young kids colored blocks is the right
thing to do?
John Graves
WA1JG
Mark Roberts wrote:
David Mann wrote:
I'd never heard of NPR until recently when I saw a couple of links to
some very good shows about the origins of the financial crisis.
From: David Mann
I'd never heard of NPR until recently when I saw a couple of links to
some very good shows about the origins of the financial crisis. Since
then I've been following their Planet Money blog. We just don't seem
to get much decent journalism in this country.
And that
From: Beaker
Hi-
NPR's armored car was bombed today. No human casualties- they were
very fortunate.
Yeah, VERY fortunate.
Also very stupid, leaving their car unsecured, with no one watching it.
And how did the Iraqi police happen to know the bomb had been put there?
--
PDML
They had parked a few yards from an Iraqi Army checkpoint. A tip was
called in to the Iraqi Army officer
(not Police, my mistake). Iraqi and American soldiers blocked traffic
and pulled the driver away from
the car. They suspect that the bomb was detonated remotely, because
it went off just
On Dec 1, 2008, at 4:05 PM, Beaker wrote:
They had parked a few yards from an Iraqi Army checkpoint. A tip was
called in to the Iraqi Army officer
(not Police, my mistake). Iraqi and American soldiers blocked
traffic and pulled the driver away from
the car. They suspect that the bomb was
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