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Posted on 12/23/2004 10:30:10 PM PST by nwctwx
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Well, Keifer does take his programs from today's headlines,maybe we should email him about TM? -g-
And if your pissing CAIR off your doing good IMHO!
My daughter said you would have to leave under a rock not to know about 911 and this is what caused us all to feel this way
My son said you could live in next door America and not be aware of 24
We are avid fans of the program and the muslim family depicted are 'fake' Americans, they were sent here by Omar who posed as a Mexican terrorist Salazar last season.
So this new family are using our country to carry out major attacks on our soil
Lets take offense as Americans in last night's episode of 24 to a Muslim family trying to get their son's girlfriend, who is in fact a white American, to kill her but instead his muslim mother killed her. Interesting the girl's mother comes to their house looking for their daughter, who is laying DEAD being put in a plastic bag, while her mother smiles at this murderous terrorist.
Maybe we should get a camPAIN together here at TM to write CAIR, WE are offended by their not telling the entire story. While we are at it lets remind them of how we feel about what happened on 911~~~
Sounds like stories posted everyday here at TM, so 24 is doing their research!
CAIR can kiss my wide, Polish behind!
Watch the program, and then send polite comments to: askfox@foxinc.com
COPY TO: cair@cair-net.org
I am interested enough in 24 that the kids hoodwinked me into roleplaying on their site. Great tool to use what we learn here and put it in storywriting!
Media Britt Hume
Thank you very much ;)
hooked enough to roleplay? ;)
No, not really -- at least most of the interesting sites that I have run across did not seem to be oriented to Algerians.
However, there are some interesting Algerian sites on the 'net.
Thanks for the ping!
Of course! I hadn't been to the site in a while....saw the countdown game, but where is the role playing?
"...that cells were fewer rather than larger in size..."
OPINION-SPECULATION: I agree.
ON THE NET...
http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/?entry=14256_Kooky_Kerry_Kaption_Kontest&only=yes
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http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2005/01/20050109.html
For Immediate Release
Office of the Press Secretary
January 9, 2005
President's Statement on Palestinian Elections
January 9, 2005
STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
I am heartened by today's strong turnout in the Palestinian elections. Palestinians throughout the West Bank and Gaza took a key step toward building a democratic future by choosing a new president in elections that observers describe as largely free and fair. This is a historic day for the Palestinian people and for the people of the Middle East.
America and all free nations strongly support the efforts of the Palestinian people to create lasting democratic institutions. These efforts -- including today's presidential elections and the parliamentary elections that will follow in several months -- are essential for the establishment of a sovereign, independent, viable, democratic, and peaceful Palestinian state that can live alongside a safe and secure Israel. These elections are further proof that when given a choice, all peoples seek to live in liberty and to choose their own government.
The United States stands ready to help the Palestinian people realize their aspirations. The new Palestinian president and his cabinet face critical tasks ahead, including fighting terrorism, combatting corruption, building reformed and democratic institutions, and reviving the Palestinian economy. We look forward to working with him and the Palestinian people to address these challenges and to advance the cause of Middle East peace consistent with the vision I set forth on June 24, 2002, of two states, Israel and Palestine, living side by side in peace and security. Other countries also have constructive and vital roles to play. Israel must help to improve the humanitarian and economic situation in the West Bank and Gaza, and follow through with the Disengagement Plan. The Arab states must take concrete steps with all parties to create a regional environment conducive to peace, lend financial support to the Palestinian people, and refuse to assist or harbor terrorists. The United States is looking carefully at how we can best organize and fund our own efforts to help the parties achieve a lasting peace.
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http://www.assistnews.net/Stories/s05010039.htm
ASSIST News Service (ANS) - PO Box 2126, Garden Grove, CA 92842-2126 USA
Visit our web site at: www.assistnews.net -- E-mail: danjuma1@aol.com
Monday, January 10, 2005
CRICKET DISPUTE RESULTS IN BOYS BEING FORCED TO DRINK URINE
By Jeremy Reynalds
Special Correspondent for ASSIST News Service
CHANDIGARH, INDIA (ANS) -- In a shocking incident, a fight over a cricket match between school children escalated into a full-fledged caste war that reportedly resulted in three Dalit boys being forced to drink urine by upper-caste landlords.
The three alleged victims were Gurbax Singh, 20, Bittu Singh, 16, and Piara Singh 12.
The Dalits are a large and oppressed group of Indians.
Jagir Singh explained what happened. He said it was during a cricket match, Newindpress reported (www.newindpress.com/NewsItems.asp?ID=IEO20050103223009&Page=O&Title=This+is+India&Topic=0), that his son Nanak picked a fight with his upper-caste classmate, Amardip Singh.
Nanaks relatives visited Amardip's residence, but were reportedly abused and forced to leave. Amardips father, Gurdip Singh Jakhar, even threatened to teach us a lesson, Newindpress reported Jagir said.
A few days later (on Nov. 27 2004), a group of (upper caste) landlords accosted our relatives who had come from the neighboring Bulla village, Newindpress reported Jagir said.
According to Jagir, while his younger brother Balwinder managed to flee, Gurbax, Bittu and Piara were dragged to a house, where the landlords urinated in their (shoes) and forced them to drink it at gunpoint.
The boys nightmare did not end there, the India Telegraph (www.telegraphindia.com) reported. The police caned (beat) them and threw them behind bars for eight days.
Gurbux, Bittu and Piara were also told they would face robbery charges if they did not apologize to Gurdip.
We were abused and continue to get threats. We do not know what the (official)has done with the papers he made us sign on December 15 when he asked us to compromise and forget the matter, the Telegraph reported Jagir said.
Nanak's father demanded that a (suit) be bought against Gurdip and that public officials involved should get fired. He added that they would go to the Punjab State Human Rights Commission for justice.
A state official said the National Scheduled Caste Commission would be approached. This is a blot for all Indians. There has been no police action till date against those who are perpetrators of the crime because they happen to belong to the upper caste, he told the Telegraph.
Asked why they had kept quiet for over a month, the Telegraph reported Jagir said they had expected justice at the village level. But we find there is no one to help us.
The Dalit Freedom Network(DFN) web site explained what it means to be a Dalit (or an Untouchable) in the Indian caste system.
A Dalit is not considered to be part of the human society, but something, which is beyond that. The Dalits perform the most menial and degrading jobs. Sometimes Dalits perform important jobs, but this is mostly not socially recognized. Dalits are seen as (pollutants) for higher caste people. If a higher caste Hindu is touched by an untouchable or even had a Dalits shadow across them, they consider themselves to be polluted and have to go through a rigorous series of rituals to be cleansed.
According to DFN there are approximately 250 million Dalits in India, or 25 percent of the entire population. This means, DFN reported, that in a country where everybody is supposed to have equal rights and opportunities, one out of four people is condemned to be untouchable.
DFN said that Dalits rank at the bottom of the Indian caste system ... As DFN pointed out, They literally have no caste. They are the untouchables ... which means (an) oppressed, downtrodden and exploited social group.
The mission of DFN, according to its web site, is to empower the Dalits in their quest for social freedom and human dignity by networking human, financial and informational resources.
For additional information about the Dalit Freedom Network go to www.dalitnetwork.org or call in the United States (866) 921-1333.
Jeremy Reynalds is a freelance writer and the founder and director of Joy Junction, New Mexico's largest emergency homeless shelter, http://www.joyjunction.org or http://www.christianity.com/joyjunction. He has a master's degree in communication from the University of New Mexico and is a candidate for the Ph.D. in intercultural education at Biola University in Los Angeles. He is married with five children and lives in Albuquerque, New Mexico. For more information contact: Jeremy Reynalds at jgreynalds@aol.com. Tel: (505) 877-6967 or (505) 400-7145. Note: A black and white JPEG picture of Jeremy Reynalds is available on request from Dan Wooding at assistcomm@cs.com.
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"Richard Clarke Lays Out His Dark Vision"
NY Sun ^ | January 11, 2005 | BY ELI LAKE - Staff Reporter of the Sun
Posted on 01/11/2005 2:56:03 AM PST by Jim Robinson
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/others/islamism-fascism-terrorism.html
"Islamism, fascism and
terrorism"
By Marc Erikson (Nov-Dec '02)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1318278/posts
"Iranian Alert - January 11, 2005 - Iran may resume uranium enrichment in March"
Regime Change Iran ^ | 1.11.2005 | DoctorZin
Posted on 01/11/2005 12:17:59 AM PST by DoctorZIn
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http://www.centcom.mil/CENTCOMNews/News_Release.asp?NewsRelease=20050148.txt
NEWS RELEASE
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES CENTRAL COMMAND
7115 South Boundary Boulevard
MacDill AFB, Fla. 33621-5101
Phone: (813) 827-5894; FAX: (813) 827-2211; DSN 651-5894
January 11, 2005
Release Number: 05-01-48
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
COALITION FORCES RECOVER CACHES
KABUL, Afghanistan Coalition forces recovered two weapons caches and two drug caches on Sunday.
An Afghan citizen turned in a weapons cache to the Afghan National Police (ANP) near Lashkar Gah containing seven 200-pound bombs of an unknown nomenclature.
The ANP has secured the weapons cache and will stand guard until Coalition forces destroy it at a later date.
The second weapons cache was recovered by Coalition forces near Jalalabad. The cache contained two 75 mm rounds, nine 82 mm mortar tubes, three 14.5 mm machine guns, one ZSU-1, one BM-12 launcher, two dishkas, two 23 mm machine guns, one RPK, 2,500 14.5 mm rounds and 11 82 mm rounds.
Coalition forces have secured the weapons cache.
The ANP led Coalition forces to a drug cache near Jalalabad. The cache included 4.5 kilos of opium and 2.25 kilos of hashish.
The ANP have secured the drug cache and will destroy it at a later date.
The second drug cache was reported to Coalition forces near Qalat. Local Afghan police confiscated the cache containing 23 kilos of opium from a local national.
The local Afghan police have secured the cache and will destroy it at a later date.
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