Keyword: support
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<p>This letter appears in todays Chicago Trib. I will type it word for word.</p>
<p>I am the wife of a US Marine. He is leaving. And that's OK. His job was part of the package when I married him.</p>
<p>Several of my fellow Marine wives, however, have experienced verbal and physical abuse in the past few weeks from so-called "peace protesters".</p>
<p>One woman was told from another car at a stoplight that her husband was a baby killer, and that they hoped he would die.</p>
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Group wants city's support on Iraq By Dave Brendsel Reporter-Herald Staff Writer A Loveland peace group will ask the City Council tonight to pass a resolution urging national leaders to pursue diplomacy before war with Iraq. "I think we have a thoughtful council that will give it a serious reception," said the Rev. Robert Davidson, spokesman for the Loveland Peace Coalition. The coalition has dozens of members who have been active in Loveland's peace movement for more than 15 years, he said. Tonight, several of them will ask the council to support a resolution that calls for a "diplomatic resolution...
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LA Times Poll Jan 30-Feb 2 1,385 adults surveyed +/- 3 percent margin for error. [Shuttle disaster seemed to have negligable movement on the poll from previous days numbers]The latest LA Times poll shows that most Americans remain reluctant to invade Iraq without explicit United Nations authorization, although a narrow majority would support acting with a smaller coalition of willing nations.In the poll President George W. Bush's approval rating fropped to 56%.Confidence in Bush's personal qualities-along with unwavering support from the GOP base-appears to be the foundation of his continuing political strength.When those who approved of Bush's performance are asked...
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Resolution To Support Our TroopsThis page is dedicated to providing information on how you can support our troops by having your city pass a resolution or proclamation to support our men and women in armed forces. The inspiration for this effort was initiated by a resolution sponsored by Doug Hawkins, District 25 Councilmember and passed in Louisville, Kentucky on January 23, 2003. To read the original resolution click here. I took Doug's resolution and sent it to my city council respresenative and in two days I was informed that the text would be made into a proclamation by the...
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WASHINGTON, Jan 30 (AFP) - The United States will have access to 21 countries should Washington go to war against Iraq, while 20 countries are committed to allow overflights, US Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage said Thursday. The United States, Armitage told the Senate Foreign Relations panel, would have "full access to 21 countries" and additional countries were "under discussion". "Twenty countries are fully committed, and three partially committed to overflights," he added. He declined to give any further details of the level of international cooperation the United States would have if it decided to use military force to...
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RNC Research Briefing30 January 2003From The Wall Street Journal IN CASE YOU MISSED IT . . . United We Stand Eight European Leaders Are As One With President Bush. Thursday, January 30, 2003 (Editor's note: This article is written by Jose María Aznar, Jose-Manuel Durão Barroso, Silvio Berlusconi, Tony Blair, Vaclav Havel, Peter Medgyessy, Leszek Miller and Anders Fogh Rasmussen.) The real bond between the U.S. and Europe is the values we share: democracy, individual freedom, human rights and the rule of law. These values crossed the Atlantic with those who sailed from Europe to help create the United States...
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Australia to back US no matter what Thursday 30 January 2003, 07:05AM A top Bush administration official believes Australia will follow the United States into a war with Iraq even without United Nations sanctioning. US Deputy Defence Secretary Paul Wolfowitz said planning between Australian and American troops was already smoothly underway. The words of Prime Minister John Howard showed that Australia would stand by the US in its efforts to rid Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction. "I think the very strong statements the prime minister made today make it very clear where Australia stands," he told ABC television....
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<p>On Thursday night, in a rare exception to the anti-American folderol coming out of city councils across the country, the Louisville Metro Council voted 17-9 for passage of a Resolution to Support our Troops. The make up of the council is 15 Democrats and 11 Republicans. Six Democrats crossed party lines to vote for the Resolution with the entire Republican Caucus.</p>
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Under Kyodo News FLASH 24 ticker (URL linked above, but in Japanese):Translation/synopsis by "AmericanInTokyo"The Government of JAPAN today (24) is reported to have decided that even if the United States does not have the support of the UN and Security Council, it WILL support the United States in a lone effort to deal with Saddam Hussein.It will be taking the following steps:a) Expressing it's support for the United States to "go it alone" even if UN weapons inspectors and other nations urge more time and more concerted effort in the even of Iraq's serious violation of agreement(s).b) it will...
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As President of Grassfire.net, I am writing to you because I believe we have reached a crucial stage in our nation's war on terrorism. In recent days, the radical peace movement has gained momentum and now is dominating the headlines. Perhaps you heard about the anti-war demonstrations this past weekend... In Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Portland (Ore.), Des Moines, Indianapolis, across Florida, Albuquerque, Lansing (Mich.). Will your town be next? The Washington, D.C. rally -- sponsored a group called ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War and End Racism) -- made a "thunderous presence" according to the Washington Post. Organizers claimed...
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When he was governor of Pennsylvania, Tom Ridge signed the execution warrant for Muslim militant Mumia Abu-Jamal, whom a jury convicted of murdering Philadelphia police officer Daniel Faulkner in 1981. Mumia had shot the 25-year-old policeman once in the back and point-blank in the face. A handful of congressmen, as part of a yearslong campaign to "Free Mumia," assailed Ridge. Those same congressmen likely will give Ridge an even harder time in his new post as secretary of homeland security. The most senior of them, Rep. John Conyers (D-Mich.), has been on the Mumia campaign since the start, signing letters,...
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FLY your flags (and a British one, too)....and put up your BUSH/CHENEY signs, (and the BIG W's on your SUV's) for the STATE of the UNION next Tuesday (Jan 28th), and show your support for the President and the United States of America. President Bush's State of the Union Address Tuesday, January 28 at 8 p.m. PSST....pass it on.
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As a veteran I am SICK AND TIRED of all these whinny veterans getting the spot light when it comes to their punney views.I am one veteran that supports OUR President on his stance against so-damninINSANE (noitice i didn't say anything about Iraq). I would like someone out there in fly-over country who knows how to do a website that shows veteran's support of Bush. God knows that there are enough against him. [/rant]
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Thousands of Palestinians waving pictures of Saddam Hussein marched in support of the Iraqi leader in Gaza City on Friday, as a Hamas leader warned that Muslims and Arabs will attack American targets everywhere if the United States goes to war against Iraq. p About 3,500 Palestinians filled narrow streets in Gaza City with fluttering Iraqi flags and pictures of Saddam on the 12th anniversary of the Gulf War. Some protesters fired shots in the air and others held portraits of Saddam, chanting together, "Our beloved Saddam, strike Tel Aviv," reviving an old Gulf War slogan. Flanked by three guards...
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OPERATION INFINITE FREEP rolls on across our great Republic. Through the efforts of dedicated FReepers and Patriots we are making a dent in the pathetic anti-war movement by standing in the gap for Freedom here at home. But it is the courageous men and women of our mighty Armed Forces who defend our Freedom against a tyranny that would destroy us if given the chance. I propose we mobilize another front of OPERATION INFINITE FREEP by showing our troops directly that we support them. Contact your local military base Public Affairs Office and ask for the address of a deployed...
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Show your support, Have your e-mail or snail mail letter of support and appreciation HAND DELIVERED to a Service member. > Here soon, there will be more deployments @ Ft Hood. This doesn't break OPSEC concerns due to the media reporting it everywhere, although I cannot get into the specific name of the division or the battalion that we are supporting just yet. When we can, we will let you know.One of things I and a few other folks here at Fort Hood will be doing is setting these soldiers up with little care packages for the bus /...
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ARLINGTON, Va. -- When Army Special Forces Sgt. Denis McCarthy returned from hunting al-Qaeda in Afghanistan (news - web sites) to his career here as a financial analyst and to his schoolteacher wife, Eli, the homecoming was bittersweet. ''You're waiting for that Humphrey Bogart-Ingrid Bergman moment where you get off the plane and go run into each other's arms and hug and kiss, and it's like the movies,'' says McCarthy, 34, a member of the West Virginia National Guard who spent six months in combat near the Pakistani border. ''It's not,'' the part-time soldier says. His service in Afghanistan was...
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TEHRAN, Jan 14 (AFP) - Iran supports US efforts to disarm Iraq of weapons of mass destruction but not its aim of imposing regime change in Baghdad, a top Iranian security official said Tuesday. "If the US goal is to disarm Iraq of weapons of mass destruction, all regional countries agree," said Hassan Rohani, head of Iran's Supreme Council for National Security in talks with Finnish Foreign Minister Erkki Tuomioja. "But if the US wants regime change in Baghdad, it is in violation of the UN charter and all the regional countries are opposed to that," he said, quoted by...
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Two of the more right-wing Likud ministers, Public Security Minister Uzi Landau and Environment Minister Tzachi HaNegbi, say they may not be able to be ministers in the upcoming government. Landau said today that he would forego a ministerial post if it comes with having to support a Palestinian state, as Prime Minister Ariel Sharon appears to be demanding. Sharon, meeting with his fellow Likud ministers yesterday, asked them to support his positions, including no opposition to the establishment of a Palestinian state. When HaNegbi replied that he does not intend to represent a line that "stands in 180-degree opposition...
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OSLO (Reuters) - Donor nations promised Afghanistan $1.24 billion Wednesday to help rebuild the war-wrecked country in 2003 with projects ranging from roads to educating girls barred from schools by the ousted Taliban regime. Afghanistan's government expressed hopes after a two-day meeting of 23 nations in Oslo that pledges would be kept even if the United States went to war against Iraq and distracted world attention and aid from Kabul. "We feel that the international community is committed to us," Afghan Finance Minister Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai told a news conference after the meeting, when asked if Iraq might overshadow Afghanistan....
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