Posted on 05/04/2004 12:43:51 AM PDT by fdsa2
I didn't think you put them in there. People like to make statements by adding keywords; I guess it amuses them. For whatever reason, this thread has achieved the highest keyword count I've ever seen.
Washington Report on Mideast Affairs, put out by the American Educational Trust, a group of former foreign service officers known for vehement opposition to Israel.
---------------------------------------Rachel Corrie
University administrators, sensitive to the personal nature of the Corrie family's cause and protest, were considerate and receptive. The Brodersens were able to meet briefly with ISU president Gregory Geoffroy as he left the event honoring Caterpillar.
"President Goeffroy was very cordial. He accepted a letter from our family [and] a group of Rachel's e-mails sent from Rafa. We gave him those, and a book, Remember These Children, published by American Educational Trust, Americans for Middle East Understanding, Black Voices for Peace and Jews for Peace in Palestine and Israel. he said he would read them," said Bonnie Brodersen, Rachel Corrie's aunt, of Ashland, Oregon.
---------------------------------------Palestine Unabridged
Betsy Mayfield, executive director of Axiom Foundation and producer of "Palestine Unabridged," credited many people with the film festival's success. "Many individuals have made 'Palestine Unabridged' possible," she noted. "Some gave financial assistance through The Axiom Foundation, others helped us find and select the best films available, and a special few encouraged us with kind words and provided cookies to sustain us during long meetings. In addition," she said, "staff members of several organizations worked on book lists, and a group of Ames film aficionados are conducting a film viewing and award program for the Palestinian filmmakers who have shared their talents with us."
Mayfield cited the organizations providing assistance in the production of "Palestine Unabridged": American Educational Trust, Washington, DC; Borders Books, Ames and West Des Moines; Chicago Palestine Film Festival, 2003; churches and community groups in Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Ames and the surrounding area; Columbia University, Department of Middle East and Asian Languages and Cultures, New York, New York; Des Moines Area Community College; Grandview College Center for the Exploration and Practice of Nonviolence; Host Productions and North Park University's Center for Middle Eastern Studies; Partners for Peace, Washington, DC; Octagon Center for the Arts; Trans-Arab Research Institute, Inc., Dartmouth University; The Tribune, Ames; and Safford Productions, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Perhaps they are still waiting for people to sign up...
This from wrmea.com (Washington Report)
The American Educational Trust, publishers of the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, will host a press conference in the Lisagor Room of the National Press Club, 529 14th St, NW, Washington, DC at 12:00 noon on Tuesday May 4, 2004, to announce and discuss the following letter to President Bush. If you are a former diplomat and would like to sign the letter, please call the Washington Report at 202-939-6050, extensions 104, 106, or 0, or email us at info@wrmea.com. If you are a non-diplomat, you may sign on in the supplementary list. Please include a title, and the place and position of your last post if you were an foreign service officer. Thank you.
No........ Bush is just cancelling all the hot checks they wrote to "their" friends. Power is the singular constant in world politics. Reagan proved it with Russia and now Bush is proving it with all the other little Sino Soviet-ChiCom-Terrorist Dick-Tator whining SOB's and the Happy Hour Diplomatic Dipshits don't like it.
We'll they can kiss old brown spot right on his nose as far as I'm concerned.
Stay Safe Piasa !
Putting in only 'Iraq' is almost pointless since you will get so many returns- thousands- that you still won't know which article, or in this case an entire thread, to read for data you want. What if you are looking for references to diplomats? It won't turn up unless the word 'diplomats' is entered. What if you are looking for Fulbright? If it isn't in the thread's keywords, you will miss the info contained in the thread on Fulbright.
The former US diplomats complained that President Bush's approach is losing the US "credibility, prestige and friends".
So, their teaparties have been disrupted?
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