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| NewsWatch - Friday,
March 25, 2005 |
There are some important items that aren't getting attention
with the Mainstream Media in this country. Read the five
articles below and spread the word. We need to take action
on this folks!
Another
Illegal Alien Gang Rape! 8th incident emerges in Ohio!
Conservative
Website FREE REPUBLIC Mutinies over Bush Comments!
SHAME
ON PRESIDENT BUSH! by Michelle Malkin
'Exposing
Condi Rice' by Frosty Wooldridge
NC
bill is AZ Prop. 200: Would cut illegal aliens off from
welfare and voting
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Report
blasts state over dropouts Graduation rates inflated,
study finds
In a searing indictment of California's school system,
Harvard University researchers say the state graduates
only 71 percent of its high school students -- not the
87 percent it claims. - SFGate
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Rumsfeld
Questions Possible Venezuela-Russia Arms Deal
U.S. Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld expressed concern
Wednesday about reports that Venezuela is seeking to buy
100,000 assault rifles from Russia. Mr. Rumsfeld, who
is in the middle of a four-day trip to Latin America,
made the comments after meeting with a top Brazilian official.
- VOA News
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A
Return To The O.K. Corral Or, The Beginning Of Lockdown
In the depths of the southern desert, 118 miles north
of the Mexican Border lies the town of Tombstone Arizona
where possibly another hoax is working its way into our
future. Tombstone, "the town that is too tough to
die," was the scene of "The Gunfight at the
O.K. Corral, in October of 1881. Today the town claims
a population of 1,504 people, that are soon to host an
incoming crowd of "Minutemen" that claim to
have over a thousand volunteers, whose numbers continue
to expand with every passing day. - Jim Kirwan
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FBI
finds no evidence of suspicious activity
There is no validity to reported claims
by two Islamic groups that they caused the fatal blast
in Texas City, according to the Houston office of the
FBI.Reuters news agency reported Thursday that an unknown
group, calling itself al Qaeda Organisation for Holy
War in the United States of America, said it would release
a detailed statement and video of the attack later -Houston
Chronicle
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American
men: Too many wimps and sissies
My last column on the feminization
of American politics generated some complaints from
"sensitive" men.One in particular was such a glaring
example of how ignorant Americans are on the history
of this republic, it simply cannot go unanswered -Devvy
Kidd/WorldNetDaily
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The
twists and turns of 'Syria first'
Syria certainly has not forgotten America's
previous interventions:president Dwight David Eisenhower
prevented Syria from absorbing Lebanon in the 1950s.President
Ronald Reagan intervened during the Lebanese civil war
and, like the wolf in the Irish tale, left his tail
behind.But this time Lebanon will not be the target,
Syria will -Rabbi Moshe Reiss/Asia Times
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Death
of the Arabs
Arab leaders have just finished a two-day
Arab Summit in Algeria that coincided with the 60th
anniversary of the Arab League. Unsurprisingly, as in
the past, the outcome of the meeting was insignificant.The
history of Arab weakness, especially during Arab summits,
is a phenomenon worth examining -Sami Moubayed/Asia
Times
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Diving
Into falluja
An interview with professional diver
turned documentary filmmaker Mark Manning, perhaps the
only American citizen outside the employ of a major
news agency to have embedded himself in Fallujah for
the sake of information("Look into my eyes.I have the
eyes of a former sniper.You thought you had the goods
on George Bush didn't you? You've been sandbagged boy.")
-Santa Barbara Independent
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'Mr.
Fox, Tear Down Those Walls!'
"No country that is proud of itself
should construct walls."-Mexico’s President Vicente
Fox What a joke.Mr.Fox’s hypocritical hype is known
in Spanish as a "pendejada" – loose translation, "Duh."
This preening hack, once viewed as a welcome departure
from decades of tyranny under the proudly anti-American,
left-wing PRI, now indulges in se lf-serving invective
as corrupt as the world-class gangsters who preceded
him in the Mexican Kremlin.And that’s saying something
-Christopher Manion/LewRockwell.com
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Taiwan
President to Join March Against China Law
Taiwan President Chen Shui-bian will
join a march against China's anti-secession law on Saturday,
aiming to rally one million people to protest the legislation
that authorizes the use of force against the island.Chen,
set to become the first Taiwan head of state to take
to the streets, said on Thursday the march will be a
peaceful expression to protect the island's democracy,
trying to assuage fears of ratcheting up tension in
one of Asia's hotspots
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Plan
eyes spies near battlefield
A plan to reform defense-related intelligence
calls for moving more spies and analysts out of the
Pentagon and closer to the battlefield to better support
troops, Pentagon officials said yesterday.The reform
plan is aimed at modernizing the Defense Intelligence
Agency and other military and civilian components that
collect, analyze and disseminate intelligence information
-Bill Gertz/Washington Times
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Another
hole gapes in Putin's post-Soviet vision
The revolutions rolling through Russia's
backyard shifted thousands of miles yesterday from the
borders of the European Union to the Chinese frontier
as Kyrgyzstan fell to the daffodil-clutching opponents
of the former communist apparatchik and Leningrad physicist
Askar Akayev, whose early promise degenerated into nepotism,
sleaze, rigged elections and the jailing of rivals -Ian
Traynor/Guardian UK
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UN
reform and the Non-Aligned Movement
No doubt it would be imprudent to ignore
the role of the international community to protect the
world's citizens, whose survival is endangered within
the confines of a "nation-state", yet the evidence suggests
that the majority of developing nations have become
even more enamored of the "domestic jurisdiction clause"
of the UN safeguarding them against interference in
internal affairs by, to paraphrase a book, "a select
group of states ... agreeing on criteria for intervention
among themselves" which would, in turn, undermine the
current system in international law" -Kaveh L Afrasiabi/Asia
Times
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Syria
leader threatened Hariri, says UN report
A UN fact-finding team reported yesterday
that President Assad of Syria had threatened Rafik Hariri,
the former Lebanese Prime Minister, “with physical harm”.But
it stopped short of pinning his assassination on Damascus.The
report called for a full investigation of the bomb on
February 14 by an “international independent commission”
but said that the top tier of Lebanon’s security services
must first be replaced -London Times UK
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Portland
Threatens to Quit FBI Anti-Terror Group
Portland is threatening to become the
first U.S. city to quit an FBI counterterrorism network
after the agency rejected a request by city officials
for top-secret clearances they say are needed to safeguard
civil rights.Portland Mayor Tom Potter and City Commissioner
Randy Leonard proposed earlier this week that continued
participation in the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force
(JTTF) network be conditional on receiving the top-secret
clearances
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Report
reveals shame of UN peacekeepers
The reputation of United Nations peacekeeping
missions suffered a humiliating blow yesterday as an
internal report identified repeated patterns of sexual
abuse and rape perpetrated by soldiers supposed to be
restoring the international rule of law.The highly critical
study, published by Jordan's ambassador to the UN assembly,
was endorsed by the organisation's embattled secretary
general, Kofi Annan, who condemned such "abhorrent acts"
as a "violation of the fundamental duty of care" -Guardian
UK
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Security
Council approves Sudan peacekeepers
The United Nations Security Council
has approved 10,000 UN peacekeepers for Sudan to help
monitor a January accord that ended a 21-year civil
war in Africa's largest nation.The move comes after
two months of diplomatic wrangling over how to handle
a separate crisis in Sudan's troubled western Darfur
region, amid fears the ongoing violence there could
derail the north-south peace agreement -ABC News AU
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