[bray]

Great work!!! Looks moore and Moo like NB was working anti-war over in Iraq. If Fatboy has tape of him, it really points to a relationship between them and moore like NB was his photo-guy. Did he get filmed w/his own camara??? As for his father's statements, when listening to liars and Rats; always look the opposite way they are pointing for the Truth.

Pray for W and Our Troops Safety

[Nita Nupress]

Looks moore and Moo like NB was working anti-war over in Iraq. If Fatboy has tape of him, it really points to a relationship between them and moore like NB was his photo-guy. Did he get filmed w/his own camara???

A thought just occurred to me.  I'm sitting here hoping our FBI has already been spending the last few weeks looking at the timing of the Prometheus "radio barn-raising" activities and Nick Berg's location.  His cell phone records should reveal a lot.

http://www.cjr.org/issues/2003/5/radio-kelliher.asp

For Villanueva, an electrical inspector with no previous radio experience, the road to WSBL-LP began with a 700-mile drive to Maryland. That's where the Prometheus Radio Project was holding a "radio barn-raising" seminar at the site of another low-power FM station, WRYR-LP in Sherwood, Maryland. Prometheus, a nonprofit organization devoted to the growth of noncommercial community radio, offers legal and technical support to communities that want to build a low-power station — something that can realistically be done for about $10,000. The barn-raising offers three days of classes (including "Intro to Radio Engineering," "Running an All-Volunteer News Operation," "How the FCC Works") and concludes with the raising of a transmission tower and the station's first broadcast. "Once these stations were just a glint in the eye of the village wacko," says Pete Tridish, technical director for Prometheus. "People would say, 'You can't build a radio channel, only Clear Channel can build a radio channel.'"