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Posted on 11/03/2004 12:20:59 AM PST by nwctwx
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Thank you Lahargis.
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On The Net...
http://ansaralsunnah.4t.com
The all seeing eye(s) :-)
With all you've been through I think you were far more reserved that I would have been. I would have blown a gasket. Please let us know how he is doing when you can.
I think I miss more than I find.
Malaysian premier says Muslims will be tortured under Bush
British contractor killed in roadside attack
Extremist Islamic Movement causes travel warning
I asked Google what is an F 17. The response was, among other responses, this link:
Oh lovely. Interesting articles. Thanks MamaD.
Cindy,
Please work your magic on this. It is an important article.
Registartion required, but it takes 2 seconds and any info works.
Thanks!
http://www.arizonamonthly.com/mIti/10cover.php
http://internet-haganah.us/harchives/003068.html
November 07, 2004
"Al Ansar Forum Watch 07 Nov. 2004"
Arsonists target mosques
From correspondents in The Hague
November 08, 2004
THREE mosques in the Netherlands were targeted in failed arson attempts at the weekend, the ANP news agency reported, as tensions ran high after the brutal killing of a controversial filmmaker by a suspected radical Islamist.....
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5744,11318923%255E1702,00.html
For those who have never seen Arafats wife go here...
http://www.debka.com/article.php?aid=932
Thanks for that post.
I learn something new every day.
I don't think anyone was offended. It's very frustrating. My mother was hospitalized several times this past year in Florida and I couldn't get info except through my siblings who did have power of atty filed. In case you don't have the power of atty...if you can speak to your hubby on the phone tell him to tell the nurse to write in the chart that you, his spouse, are to have full disclosure of available info.
Me too Cindy!
Hi Sarah.
Thank's Sarah.
No magic here, I just cyber-travel around the 'net.
Well, that article contains a lot of names.
You can Google each name to see what you find.
http://www.google.com
You can view the seeking info & most wanted poster files here:
http://www.fbi.gov/mostwant/terrorists/fugitives.htm
http://www.fbi.gov/terrorinfo/terrorismsi.htm
That is a good start.
Chi-coms selling dollar short?
Dollar expected to fall amid China's rumoured selling By Steve Johnson in London and Andrew Balls in Washington Published: November 7 2004 19:43 | Last updated: November 7 2004 19:43
The dollar could slide still further, in spite of hitting an all-time low against the euro last week in the wake of George W. Bush's re-election, currency traders have said.
The dollar sell-off has resumed amid fears among traders that Mr Bush's victory will bring four more years of widening US budget and current account deficits, heightened geopolitical risks and a policy of "benign neglect" of the dollar.
Many currency traders were taken aback on Friday when the greenback fell in spite of bullish data showing the US economy created 337,000 jobs in October.
"If this can't cause the dollar to strengthen you have to tell me what will. This is a big green light to sell the dollar," said David Bloom, currency analyst at HSBC, as the greenback fell to a nine-year low in trade-weighted terms.
The dollar's fall comes as the Federal Reserve is widely expected to raise US interest rates by a quarter point to 2 per cent when it meets on Wednesday and to signal that it will continue with a measured pace of rate increases.
Speculative traders in Chicago last week racked up the highest number of long-euro, short-dollar contracts on record. Options traders have reported brisk business in euro calls - contracts to buy the euro at a pre-determined rate.
However, the market has been rife with rumours that the latest wave of selling has been led by foreign governments seeking to cut their exposure to US assets.
India and Russia have reportedly been selling US assets, as well as petrodollar-rich Middle Eastern investors.
China, which has $515bn of reserves, was also said to be selling dollars and buying Asian currencies in readiness to switch the renminbi's dollar peg to a basket arrangement, something Chinese officials have increasingly hinted at. Any re-allocation could push the dollar sharply lower and Treasury yields markedly higher.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1273873/posts
All,
This does not look good.....
"Speculative traders in Chicago last week racked up the highest number of long-euro, short-dollar contracts on record. Options traders have reported brisk business in euro calls - contracts to buy the euro at a pre-determined rate.
However, the market has been rife with rumours that the latest wave of selling has been led by foreign governments seeking to cut their exposure to US assets.
India and Russia have reportedly been selling US assets, as well as petrodollar-rich Middle Eastern investors.
China, which has $515bn of reserves, was also said to be selling dollars and buying Asian currencies in readiness to switch the renminbi's dollar peg to a basket arrangement, something Chinese officials have increasingly hinted at. Any re-allocation could push the dollar sharply lower and Treasury yields markedly higher."
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