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http://www.wate.com/Global/story.asp?S=3744087

"Scam artists use Internet resume services to find victims"

August 19, 2005

By DON DARE
6 On Your Side Reporter

KNOXVILLE (WATE) --

ARTICLE SNIPPET: "Tennessee is one of 18 states where scam artists have used the Internet to get possible victims.

According to a consumer alert from the Department of Commerce and Insurance, Division of Consumer Affairs, crooks get a mailing address from a posted resume, then mail a fake checks that appears to be from the State of Arkansas. The crooks ask the victim to cash the check and wire the money back to a potential employer.

The scam artists want you to send them money before you find out the check is counterfeit.

Arkansas officials say they believe the con artists are operating from Turkey and possibly Latvia."

Texas, Iran
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http://www.internet-haganah.us/harchives/004821.html
August 21, 2005
"Three strikes against Layered Technology and they are still not out"

ON THE NET...
http://www.manartv.com.lb/

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http://www.internet-haganah.us/harchives/004784.html
August 18, 2005
"Lebanese Terrorist-Turned-Researcher Anis Al-Naqqash on Hizbullah's Al-Manar TV: In Support of Terror Attacks in London, the U.S., and Arab Countries"

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http://www.memri.org/bin/opener_latest.cgi?ID=SD96005

Special Dispatch Series - No. 960
August 18, 2005 No.960

Lebanese Terrorist-Turned-Researcher Anis Al-Naqqash on Hizbullah's Al-Manar TV: In Support of Terror Attacks in London, the U.S., and Arab Countries
Anis Al-Naqqash, a Lebanese researcher and former terrorist, was involved in the December 21, 1975 attack on an OPEC oil ministers' conference in Vienna in which three were killed and 70 were taken hostage, flown to Algeria, and released for ransom. [1] He was also involved in the failed assassination attempt in France against former Iranian prime minister under the Shah Shapour Bakhtiar, July 18, 1980, in which two were killed. Al-Naqqash was sentenced in France to life in prison; however, he was released a decade later.

Al-Naqqash appeared August 3, 2005 in an interview on Hizbullah's Al-Manar TV calling the U.S. "the enemy of Arabs, of Muslims, and of humanity." (To view this clip, visit http://memritv.org/search.asp?ACT=S9&P1=798 )

Earlier, Al-Naqqash on Al-Jazeera TV, June 6, 2004, in a debate on the use of violence in the Middle East, in which he was introduced as "a writer and political analyst who is an expert in this field," made statements supporting violent attacks against the U.S. and strikes on oil facilities and companies. (To view this clip, visit http://memritv.org/search.asp?ACT=S9&P1=101 )

The f ollowing are excerpts from both interviews: